The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-13
|SIIT MEN ORGANIZE.
rx.students Of the
| i,,,. University
|tt1s OF THE ASSOCIATION

representatives Reside In
-. Promote the Welfare
4. fsxss Institution
: (. call issued by Sterling
!, ,h,r,y enthusiastic members
W, an and ex-studen's Of the UNI NJ,
ia ,,rg The purpose OF the
:, organize a university as
y ', Houston. The objects OF the
,ha advancement and pro-
,.terests of the University
a the cultivation of closer re-
= GOOD fellowship among the
!, ,,.,tudents OF the university
r,o has attended che univer-
.,,. and has left same In Eooa
/ .Ssther a graduate or not
Ala residence is Houston. may
.s,,ber OF the association. Mr..
1 - a. Galveston. who Is presi-
\, general State association
,.s,,ng TO order and SEATED lis
4. rsferred, with pride. to the
!, h.lns an alumnus Of the Uni
|, T,yas, He stated that the uni
.,,stas were rapidly acquiring
[ his State and chat, with an
nearly 400 strong, they We're
!. influence which was being
\ an even N the most remote
N. ,hoipnt tina; ir the proper
',,ten by the University assoc
EsrSe. that the annual eXoous OF
snd women from THIS state 10
fmtons might be controlled 10 u
extent. ~,
"a for temporary cha rman and
E,.slmously chosen. Upon taking
: n Red stated .hat he saw no
IN the rsity of Texas
5s the peer OF any American IN
m Ms vast landed appropriation
| few years, be worth nj Hons
M Red Is the first graduate
Farsi;y. having taken his Il. a.
4 ,rpo{nted Mr.. Il. Il. Ba Icy for
Il secretary.
IN Parker made a. very enthus-
A which was greatly appreciated
1 PRESENT He & an ardent sup
1 ,he university ana he cited in
I,haein he had received much
IN sng an ahImnus of the Uni
4 Texas. He stated that the ulti-
NJ Of the association. aside from
E,pusly mentioned. is to secure
u csmfortable quarters ana place
kne where II will have no SUI
sthsr financially. intellectually pr
kslng Myer, who has thoroughly
tthe universe men OF the city.
In when the matter was first sug-
y Nuli only recall twenty men.
stsw Of nearly forty. all OF whom
hable. He further stated that
sbom he had approached IN this
3si manifested a great degree OF
Is and Interest n ouch move
Mad the proxies OF zen or twelVe
tis,horized him to represent them
ksner which ne saw ut.
Dndcn the chair appointed the fol-
Esnmttees, who were instructed
~ respective duties, viz:
btiiulion and hy-laws-E. Il. Park
Fmar; Sterling Myer. Blake Du-
|tbrsh!p and orgamization--Sterl-
CHAIRMAN; DR.. Robert Morriss.
kAps.
ktthg resolutions Of respect re-
W rsceat death OF DIR. Wagner
Fison, chairman; DR.. Red. j. C.
n resolutions complimcnting the
N their wisdom and d secretion In
|riA II DR., winston as chairman
|titrll faculty-F.mmc't A. Ellis.
- o' NUM- ~ ~ y hAhSblls
10 have not yet sent N their
fi can secure blanks and free
\ upon application 10 the chair
Y nembcrsh y committee at his
sFoad floor of Krupp & Tuffly
y meeting, AZ which q permanent
fea Will be perfected and officers
vi be held on Friday. October
m, at the law office of Baker,
Fra & Lovett.
|saslng members Of the ALUMNI
[slc Charles X. Leo, Galveston
|EN,n, l.. l.. b., IS: VIM. X. Glenn
I D., 81, $. G. Red. Il. A., 50: ],
FL I. i. b.. -; w. II. Crank.
y "; W. G. Love. l.. l.. h, 50.
eme. L. l.. r., 90: w. r.. Munsou.
y Sterling Mver. l.. l.. b.. '95;
|'gt l, l., B., ~. u. r. Parker.
y ID s. Pholus, l.. u. Il. 'g5,
es2h !, /. r.. SIS: A. s. Jackson,
G. Jones, l.. u. r.. 'ot.
rr.rS-blnke Dunree. q. s Park
\ ~ y Foster. T.. A. Ellis, Herbert
ii ..aomas Ford. ,Ir.. T.. C. Ford,
Il, oampsen DR. Robert Mnrrlss,
I, ssasanerman, j NJ. McCord. Frank
" o's Hamhlen. u. L. Flower.