The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-15

The standing of others in the
contest was:
lane Helpenstell .........-.. 2,S22
William Kobel 1886
Marie Houldsworth ......... 2,2I5
Yolande Hahaffey ........... 2.03l
Anna Ashley ........ 1909
Margaret Cook .!.........-. 1,oSO
Edith Johnson . 1,86S
Nellie Erickson ............. 1908
Mabel Larsen ... 1,240
Festivities will begin this even
ing at 1880 O'Clock, when the
queens parade will form at the
Masonic temple and march east on
Fifth avenue to Twentieth street,
turn north on Twentieth street to
Second avenue, west on Second
avenue to Fifteenth street, south
on Fifteenth street to Third ave
nue., east on Third avenue to Seven
teenth street and then north on
Seventeenth street to Market
square. w. L. Franks will be mar
shall of the parade Here the queen
will be crowned and placed on n
throne.
William B. Mcintyre will be mas
ter of ceremonies and will present
the prizes to the queen, her maid
of honor, and party. Follow
n ing the coronation, the queer
III will be received by the ladies' COM
Y mittee composed of Mesdames Paul
Nichols, Harry Knox. Harry WEIGH
Keith Collins, Joe Johnson, L. r.
Mace, William Franks, George
Richmond, Wayne Ward, William B.
Mcintyre, John Ullemeyer and Har-
ry Holdorf. Costumes for the royal
party have been brought by spe-
cial costumer, and masks and out
fits of various kinds will be rented
to any one at the Masonic. temple.
Leeds Grand March.
The queen will be taken from the
place of coronation to the Odd Eel
lows hall where she will choose her
king and lead the grand march
around the hall. From here with
her king and royal party she will
be taken to the Masonic temple,
where another grand march will
be held.
Confetti, horns, balloons and var
ious noise-making devices will be
on hand on the streets and the
halls, the occasion to be made a
happy festival, representing that
of mardi gras. The contest is
considered one of the best staged,
in this city for some time, and the
event is expected to bring thou
sands to the streets tonight. Rain
will not hinder the plans
The line up for the parade which
will be divided into five divisions,
is:
First dfvision-W. L. Franks,
marshal, color guide, Amoo grotto
band, guard of honor and queens
car, maids of honor, master of GER
emonies, ladies reception commit
tee.
Second division-Mohasse grotto
band, Davenport, Mohassen caul-
dron drill team and cauldron mem
bers, grotto members.
Third division-Zal grotto band.
Moline; Zal caldron drill team and
cauldron members, and grotto
members.
Fourth division-Amoo grotto
drum and bugle corps, Rock Island.
Amoo cauldron and grotto mem
bers.
Fifth division-Wind band Of
Amoo grotto, maskers, and the fol-
lowing automobile entries:
Amoo grotto convention goat.
The famous kicking mule.
The miniature circus.
Famous wind band.
Rock Island-Davenport Buick
company.
e. G. Don Sales company.
Rockwell Ice & Fuel company.
United Commercial Travellers.
Oriental band from Moline.
Studebaker Sales company.
Moline-Rock Island Buick COM
pany.
Velie Motor company.
Consolidated Cleaning & Dyeing
company.
Model Dyeing & Cleaning COM
pany.
Montgomery & Campbell.
Sinclair Oil company.
Illinois Oil company.
Midway Oil company.
Rock Island Sand & Gravel conn.,
pany. |,
Rock Island Transfer company.
Coca-Cola company.