Morning Oregonian., June 13, 1912, Page 12, Image 12

TIIE MORXIXG OREGOXIAX. TltTRSDAT, J17XE 13. 1912.
BLOOM-LADEN CARS TYPICAL OF GREAT AUTOMOBILE PARADE
Prize Winners in Splendid Floral Pageant That Was Cheered by Throngs of Citizens and Visitors on Portland Streets Yesterday.
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llmoTabU restaurant upon a rraat deco-
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tod ndwlch and distributed Ice
creaaa cone to the crowd alone; the
line of march. On the front seat
"Pike" Davis, president of the Men s
Equal eutlrsge Association, bellowed
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out arguments through a mssaphone.
On the car were Mrs. A. Klna- Wilson,
Mra C K. Runyon. Dr. Esther Pohl.
Josephine Keenan. of the Orpheura;
Mrs. Charles Snook, of Idaho; Mrs. O.
H. Pettlnger. Mrs. Helen Gillespie, Mrs
Mae Ross. . Miss Alice Metzler, Miss
til .Walcut, Jdrit iUibeila filusber.
Mrs. Joseph Wagner and Mrs. Wil
liam Btrandbourg.
The Orea-on Conrress of Mothers en
tered cars from the Woodstock School.
Highland School and Richmond School,
decorated with bunting and rosea and
occupied by tittle rlrla. The party In
the Richmond car was under Mrs. Ol
iver Wickersham. J. RIerdy had charge
of the eight children In the Highland
car and K. H. Ingham of the sis lltUs
girls In the Woodstock car.
The Kings Daughters Club In a car
decorated with locust foliage and rojes
was represented by Misses Hasel
Wright, rent .Wilson, Jessie Epence,
Dorothy Miller. Helen Hall and Laura
Dingle, with Roy Camp driving.
Two of the state societies entered
cars. The Michigan float was trimmed
In blue and gold bunting, with few
flowers displayed, and with Michigan
pennants much In evidence. O. E.
frost, president of. the soUsty, wlU
Mrs. C W. M. Smith. Mrs. Harriet Has.
d and Charles It. Chick, the other
officers, rod.) In the rar. Ohio hed se
cured a big white "Heelar Portland"
car. trimmed It lightly with roses of
many colors and filled It with JO women
headed by Mrs. Anna Read, secretary of
the society.
The T. M. C. A. automobile school
entered a car containing a party of Its
apprentice and Instructor. Incl ding
U A. Wright, r. UrDiniM, Vlli I-,
Moore, C A. Hhadle, D. R. Johnson, C.
F Mercer. Uttle Mints KMher Wright
and Marian Shadle were mascots to the
paity.
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