Hide Article Text (OCR)
Over 4000 Carnations and3000 Roses Being UsedFor Anaheim FloatANAHEIM, Dec. 30.—When the Tournament of Roses parade Is viewed at Pasadena January 1,Anaheim will have entered what i j is believed to be one of the most beautiful floats in the entire | exhibit. The theme of the float I will be “A Child's Dream and 1 J according to George W, Reid, sec-! , retary of the chamber of com-(merce, there will be portrayed aj girl asleep on a bed of roses with j a covering of pompon chrysanthe- j j mums and cornflowers, dreaming , that she has met her Prince j Charming and the two are viewing their castle. There will be the j prince and princess sitting on an elaborate bench of flowers admiring the castle of heather and ivy i amid a wealth of spring flowers, jKatherine and Ellen Collins, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Collins, of East Santa Ana street, will he the princess and the sleep* jing maiden, and Albert Macros ; will be the prince. Dancing around the sleeping maiden will be three fairies in the persons of Donna Dee Kerman, Gena Macres, and Betty Jean Koster, Santa Ana junior artist. t 7The float is being designed and constructed by Harry Macres and jthere is to be used 4000 carna- j tions, 3000 roses, 200 lilies of the'' valley* 100 bunches of violets, 100 i i bunches of chrysanthemums, 100 j strings of smilax, 600 strings of 1 ivy, 500 bunches of heather and | 25 bunches of delphinium. There 1J will be a corsage of orchids worn ( by the princess.
Newspaper Details
Santa Ana Daily Evening Register
Santa Ana, California, US
Tue, Dec 30, 1930
Page 10
Full Page
Clipped by
Anonymous
CA, USA 08 Jun 2020
Other Publications Near Santa Ana, California
Santa Ana Pacific Weekly Blade
Santa Ana Excelsior
Santa Ana News
Santa Ana Evening Blade
Santa Ana Orange County Register Evening
