San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-04-21

red poppy hats and the boys were
dressed in palm beach suits with red
hatbands and red ties. The follow
ing rode on the float, with Mrs. Jack
Bond as chaperone:
Katherine johnson, Annina Bond,
Beatrice Masterson, Lois Lasater
| Elsie Buss, Margaret Alter. katherine
Harding. Fenwick Booth. Ann vii.
son, Loerena Carroll. Doris Wofford.
Adelaide Richardson, Zula STOREY,
Blank, Nell Montgomery. Dorothy
Thompson. Betty Wolff: George
Moody, Billy Steele. Garland I.aSat, r.
Henry Phelps, Russell Ponder. Rich
ard lelton. r. l.. White. Scott Dull
nlg. kerwln Williams. John James
EngelkinS. LaboiSier Lamar. McCord
Watson, Charles and William LETTERS.
Char les Wheeler, David Light. Harry
Wood. Sergeant Pearson, Robert
Walsh and Hal Long.
\ very attractive float. trimmed
with pumpkin blossoms. twined around
columns and lattice and carrying out
the colors of the club. contained mem
beers OF Les Jolie Fills. another dane
ing club. Mrs. \. +. W. McManuS.
the chapcrone. accompanied the fol-
loving IN the parade: Airline Alter.
Mary Louise Dwyer, Frances James.
Nlnifred White. Josephine Golson.
Eunice Williams, Corinne Kruger.
Evelyn Pridgen, Ella katherine Mills.
Elizabeth Scng. Grace Jersig. Jean
Maverick. Mary Louise WaliScr.
Eleanor Terrell. Alice Pace. JuIio
Newton, Betsy Tyrell. Watson Mac
Manus. Phillip Barnard, Louis Hart.
DICK Lawrence. Ned Lawrence. Fred
Hornaday. John Albert Bitter. Leon
Walthall, Fred Korth, Vann Henry
Archer, Tom Collins. Dan Algelt.
Fred CANDLES, Jack Kenney. Dick
burlington. Denman and Lawson
Moody rode as outriders 10 the float.
Thirty Babies in Cradle.
a float. built in the shane Of O
large cradle. contained about 30 chill.
dren. between the ages of - and /
and represented the entry from the
Travis Park Methodist Church. Mrs.
Albert Prucha was dressed as the Ma
donna, Miss Louise Hllje and Louise
Gill as angels and Louise Mangham as
queen of the fairies.
With number of youngsters as ont
riders. little pupils Of the sheldon
School rode in decorated automo-
bile and in float.
Maj. Frederick Garcia and Lieut..
F. W. Helm headed the sixth section.
Next came the Boy Scouts Of San An
tonic, headed by Judge William s.
Fly and Arthur Michael. followed bv
the scout masters and the band troop.
The band troop was led by Milton
Michael. The Girl Scouts of Camp
Travis rode in float with the mount
ed Boy Scouts of Camp Travis riding
alongside as escorts.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the An
Gent Order of Hibernians decorated
a float, for the junior branch in green.
white and gold, the club colOr~. Miss
Eileen krimmer. president of the
junior branch, and about % members.
rode in the float.
An exquisite float. decorated in pur-
pie and trimmed with butterflies. was
entered by the Santa Rosa Infirmary.
Junior nurses from the training school
rode in the float, including Misses
Helen Bass. Elizabeth AillS. Adelia
Kauba, Matilda Dcusscau, and little
Lucille Guerra.
Aid Society Float Attracts.
Rev. VI. {. Edison of the Beacon
Hill Baptist Church. drove his new
ear. trimmed in orange and black as
an entry for the Fidelis class of the
church. He demonstrated that the car
was new and that it was also new to
him.
The poslOffice clerks entered n float.
beautifully decorated in white. and
with all of the girls dressed in white,
with yellow poke hats.
Officers OF the City Christian En-
deavor Society rode in an automobile.
One of the most beautiful floats in
the parade was that entered in repre-
sentation of IoSkes Mutual Aid So
ciety. The float was trimmed with
japanese wisteria, lilies and lanterns.
with a wall passing through the cen
ter. Beautiful girls dressed in XII
monss. imported from Japan. rode on
the float. Little japanese girls liv-
ing at the Breckenridge Tea Garden,
were also on the float. which was de
signed by Joseph II. Reich. Girls on
the float were Ruth Smell, Gertrude
Perez and Mae Walsh.
The Kirby Home Demonstration
Club was represented by an automo-
bile trimmed in green and white crepe
flowers. filled with boys and girls.
The Rialto Social Club float was
decorated with purple trimmings and
girls dressed in club colors.
Under a large parasol in the Edge
wood School float were n number of
school children.
a float bearing out the colo of the
school. blue and gold. was entered by
the Alamo Heights School.
Displaying the colors or the school. |
purple and white. a float was present |
ID by the graduating class OF 1925 Of
he Breckenridge High School. Mem /
,ers of the 1924 class were seated in a
huge basket, which was gaily deco
'atcd.
Besides the Longhorn Band, repre-
enting the University of Texas. Dial
as was represented by group of
:. \. Us, including men and women,
Who were dressed in uniforms of white
With purple trimmings
Clubs and Societies Represented.
American Beauty roses and Spanish
moss decorated the beautiful float en-
cred by the X. !. NJ. on which were
iding several members of the society.
With several small. children around
he base of the tower. Miss Elma Mar
in perched on the top headed the float
+ the Kiwanis Club.
Five members of the Chaminsde So
iety. rode in a car with white back
round with black silhouette figures.
'icturc hats were worn with green.
fhite and black trimmings. In the
mr. were Miss Janice Brown and Mes
ames D. L. Tucker, Hausden, Rider
nd Circus.
4 large gold harp, placed in the cen