Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-02-24

which abound In tie waters of the Pa
c.fic about Hawaii--another BIT Of rep
-resentation of the life Of the Pacific
which was produced so gorgeously in
All de pageant.
From ont OF the pages Ct Hawaiian
history. there was staged upon the
1ost or Queen KAprolanf Defyfng Pee
en- episode dealing with the much
loFed queen tiTt s known to every
school child of Hawaii and to every
past visitor TO the Volcano. History
tells how this queen feared not the
powers of the fshsed Pele and went
TO TIE brink OF tie Volcano against
TIE proteStatIons CT her, retairer3 and
advisers. Much as they dreaded Pee
would cast spell upon them the
queen was followed to the Crater
brink by her feminine attendants, who
were more afraid. Of losing their
queens affections than Of Pee. This
was realistically shown upon the Vol
cano float Monday. where, perch
ed upon TIE very crest CT the imita-
tion crater Miss Elizabeth Fuller
posed Rs Queen Kapiolani. Attend
Ing her and standing IN attitudes OF
terror and devotion were the follow
ing young girls, all or whom belong
70 one Of the Cubs Of the Y. ". c. A.:
Misses Hattie Ak9n1. Rosalie Anako-
sIe Ge-t-pde Byrne.s Esther sAkana and
Mary Guerrero and Mrs, s. Kahala,
wat Z = s.e---.....
Among TIE roats which attracted
nuch attention were the following
Royal Court scf Kin- kaIanIkun1le
OF ali the so Hawaiian floats, tire
! Royal Court CT King KaIanikupule
yrs perhape the most distinctive ami
colcrful and csused tie most ex-
eIamatioHs. OF admiration in the page
emf. WITH all TIE care. uFu1Ily exer-
eised for theattieal predurt on. the
ipau2hters and Sons of Hawatiar
Evsrrtcrs under the direction Of Mrs.
Water Macgarlsne had placed the set
t'ngs On the float in an artistic man-
mr. and stiu retained them in the
form which Hawaiian history AMI Gus
tori dictates. ~
Shown yon the feat upon the
royal throne we're King RalanikHruie.
his mother. eueen Kapahine. and his
sister, the princess Just below Them
were the two mahanas the royal at;
tendsnts OF the queen and pr:ucess
.and sum- unding them Wa the kings
et-prt Of 10 chiefs. II WIS these 70
chiefs who we're among the roy&Iists
killed at the PaiikEhen thew Sers. IN
ables 70 reHulse Ka1nehamehas IN
Raders. -
IRE feat sFas decorated with ,oysl
emh'eus--the maize. leeua, kca, lama
and ieie branches. The white ka-
hills carried were the emblem Of the
tafu. and TIE black, the white and
yellow end the white and black the
iem0lems Of proxy for an absent ruler
This royal flost was entered by F. A.
echae'er g. Company. .,--~
Roosters Emblem Of War
Prominent en- the float representing
taa l. nding and conquest of Kameha-
peha were two men In the costume of
ROSTERS. the emblem Of war and a
sigma Of the successful conQuests of
the great Hawaiian ruler. There were
I2 other men on the float represent
ing the warriors who followed their
leader 10 Oahu. which resulted in the
fapors battle az tie Pail.
One Of tie hands which supplied the
music for the great pageant was the
etfi band of the Salvation Army. car
ned through the streets On a great
noat plettoTm There are Is girls in
the Salvation Army band
Boy scouts Float
| Interest was manifest all along the
route of march in the Boy Scouts
1ost 4 representation Of a high water