Loral Day Prize Winners Parade Fragmented
Fragmentary account describes a Loral Day prize procession with elaborate floats and costumes. References to Harvard Yale and Princeton college entries, decorated cars, banners, and a depiction of knowledge. Mentions participants and spectators, with sparse readable details about the parade in Honolulu style pageantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Ontey
Paul de Brettoville
Knowledeo, College
Princeton Colege
Boherie
Janet Tavaron
Mer
T. W. Futon
Mira J. Erdhian
Norele
Margaret Waterhotor
Margatar
Perernon
Whitney
Medamon Ta Melaain
Carnie Metean
Cutive Atwater, Master Denner Atwater, Telant College, Jolant Colege
Cummings
Thomas Morse
Robert Boyd
Davien Auto
Davie Automobile
and Mia
Clive Davinn
Miry Muriel Davies
Mise Gwendolen Davies
Mike Lorna Diviva
M. G. King
Liberty
Washington
J. King
Oehu College
Caby College
Wippon
Clifford Kimball
Mise Shimido Okuto
Spectacular floral day parade float lineup dazzles crowds
The Kaimuki Comet notes a unique float themed around Halley's comet by Ed Towle and J. W. Pratt, with astronomers in fairy-tale costumes. Attendants included Bran eon Clark, Adelaide Pratt, Dorothy Anhley, and Honnie Towse, all in white gowns with gold stars. The pageant featured many groups, including Katmukt Improvement Club, Ulullahiehte Society, and numerous local clubs, with lavish decorations, symbolic tableaux, and a wide array of costumes and banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Dorothy Anhley
Honnie Towse
Katmukt Improvement Club
Consella~ Tone
Pele
Ulullahiehte Society
Kiltuea
Likalant
Kaplolan
Mra
Kuletkuu
Cor
Mist Paunhi
Keath
Pin
Inwaling
Inwaling; Mra Punia
Walting
Kini
Kaletkau
David Mahunty
Mr. Kanuku
Bridal Float Captivates Crowds In Colonial Pageant
The Bridal Float impressed thousands along the route with a central figure of Bilanata wielding a trident and symbolizing empire strength. Kath leen Walker portrayed Brite annia while others from Canada New Zealand India Australia and Britain formed surrounding scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina
Marek
Great Britain
Colonies
Agare
Bilanata
Mins Kathleen Walker
Bellanola
Sirle
Shien
Dorothy Winter
The
East Indie
Gladys ‘Trout
New Zealand
Dorothy Walker
Awatralay My Valley
Canada
Anple Sacha
Initta
Florence Davis
Wort Indien
Jeannetty Metain
South
Britis
Ifillows RJ
Buchly
Rngland
Scotland
Ob Anderson
Ireland
Kath
Jeet MoTghe
Wales
Elen Wiltluma
Noedtenstowy Buchly
Johnny Nuit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rapture
Honolulu
ELKS
Bishop Park
Nickle
Alexander Young
Salome
Murray
Joel Cohen
Loral Day Prize
East Wiebony
Jewele Mula
Mary Perry
Ellen
Armia
Roche
Rayne
Wien
Malls
Nak
Arval
Darwin
Alegrin
Benia
Harvard Club
Harvard
Repreale
Joh K. Whanteon
Obowkiah
Yale
Tani
Obookiah
Yale College
St. Louis
St Lauis College
Stuamer
Simone Ple Gustave
Mie Aigle
Mustace
Mies
Cune Oingham
Mise Woodford
Aline Dow
Grace Stephens
Tate
Indy
Alwaye
Hawaii
Arade
Drensen
Walter
Mien M. Sullivan
Mite C. Kagh Mah
Mee ‘i
Mobus
Xithay
Mime Many.lewart
Koval
Mise J. Altweinn
Jonhn
Mise Rose Phomis
Hawatt
Miss Marian Detries
Lanal
Moesuyan Koxloba
Kahoolawe
Mids Myrtle Bush
University Club
Ktatty Club
Watudy
WP. Thoth
Mim Allee Macfarlane
Sadie Macfarlane
Mra C. Ulgh
W. Motoshige
Twhulmwa
Ky ‘Takano
Dragon
Mia
Excellency
Milo Rose Davigon
Gilmaz
Elke
Westry Willlew
Heppy
Untierad Berg
Polly
Menora Melatini
Winterman
Tanaing
Evkdon
Martin
Wilatt
Quinton
Lynch
Hen. Easton
M. Akoo
J. Silva
J. Lynch
C. Hall
Hine
Alameda
Idaho
Nevada
H. B. Mitchell
Canton Lodge No
R. P. Moldford
Walla
Lode
R. J. Hayen
Jonie Hayes
Pocatello
David Kay
Min Juanita Kay
Ogden
Utah
John Crawley
Joseph Young
Mis Clara Young
Mis L. Young
John McTorley
Mims K. McTorley
M. J. McGill
Mise Grace Drybread
Mis K. Backman
A. C
Parate
Edand Jong Pa U Hadite
Katial
Oahn
Mies Rose Davlson
Connea
Reland
M. P. Peter
J. Rodriguey
C. Gibbland
Frank Monwar
A. Hatchinwon
He Chilton
Joni Monon
A. Keono
K. Sato
Ogata
Yoshigawa
M. Tukahagh
Mre
J. M. Dowset
F. Prower
Prete Club
Indun Aries
Commerce
Aleo
John Hughes
C. F. Chillingworth
G. Dillingham
A. Trent
C. A. Frazier
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