The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-21

,.pa.,sid, chairman Of the flowers
= submitted to the executive
!, an additional list Of prizes to
i which was approved. He also
a list Of different requests for
follows:
n pruSner, Mrs. John Manner
taeverens of Galveston.
Implied for by Houstonians-M. ".
,s feet wide by 10 deep; William
10 feet wide by 16 deep; j. d..
feet wide by 16 deep: II. Luepke,
,,de by .l6 deep; w. w. Westgate,
lac By IL deep; Mrs. s. E. Byers,
6de By 16 deep, Flower headquar-
Feet wide by IA deep.
psfield OF La Porte and Mr.. Park
Sabine Pass have applied for
mi Childress said that inasmuch
khibi,ors had been given until De-
TO send In their requests for
hat no action could be taken by
mittee before that date.
richardson and Mr.. MacGregor dii
u with the chairman about the
en- the allotment should be made,
thought it was essential that the
allotted Immediately. The ques-
deferred to the pext meeting.
acGregor, as chairman Of the
Is committee, made his report.
bowed satisfactory progress.
istrot made an encouraging re-
q the textile and fancy work COM
Ind said the committee was hear
ladies all over the State.
c. Drew, vice chairman of the
be on textile aud fancy work, has
the following ladies' 10 act as
Ion and entertaining committee for
during the Fruit, Flower and
IA Festival. Mrs. Drew has per-
been each OF the ladies named be-
lev have consented to act:
Mrs. Howard f. Smith, Mrs.
hrker. Mrs. HiAes kirkland, Mrs.
bwney, Mis- Fannie .Brashear.
y--Mfe. II. S. Willett, Mrs. Rufus
IS. jeff N. Miller. Mrs. Reed Du-
IS Carglll.
sday--Mrs. q. A. Mistrot, Mrs. J.
Mrs. p. X. Ewing, Mrs. G. w.
iss Drewry.
ay-Mrs. w. B. Chew, Mrs. r. s.
Mrs. |. S. Meyer. Mrs. f. 3. Good
Es McKeever.
MRS. b. f. Weems, Mrs. w. G.
(rs L. 2. Daviss, Mrs. II. G. Reese,
kior.
ay-Mrs. j. o. Carr, Mrs. II. A.
Mrs. C. II. Lucy, Miss Gussle How
blowing ladies' have been made
members of the textile and fancy
pmittee of the Texas Fruit. Flower
etable Festival:
Walter Gresham, Galveston; Mrs.
6mi;h. Dallas: Mrs. T. ID. Cobbs
pnio, Mrs. Edward Rotan. Waco;
W. Terrell. Austin; Mrs. q. X.
bfpus Christi; Mrs, Sam Dabusy,
Mrs. T. j. Wiley. Tyler; Mrs, j.
Ennis; Mrs. Edward Muegge.
irs. Oscar d. Kirkland, Richmond;
C. Ford, Nacogdoches; Miss Ad-
pie. Gapasville; Mrs. Fl. r. Mans
tibgtex Mics Edna O'Neill, Paris
Ham Grlgg, Fort Worth; Mrs.
ioyf, Marlin; Mrs. Florence Long
\; Mrs. NJ. r. Rendell. Cleburnc
s. Stuart. Palestine; Mrs. Hannah
b, Waxah2chie; Mrs. Henry Salnp-
IN: Mrs Martinez Smith. Nava-
5, Jasper Gibbs. Mexia: Mrs. z. b
Bryan: Miss Maggie Conway
a, Mrs. John Key. BRENNAN; Mrs
iikirs, Sherman.
ckye.i, acting as chairman OF the
e on street parade in plane OF Mr..
ported things in a flourishing con-
Id the Left Hand Fishing club and
Men were especially active in aid
e parade. and the latter expected
Red Men from all over the State
pr number OF floats were re-
nd accepted and many others he
ID be provided by merchants and
urers.
bingham. chairman of the bicycle
7, made a full and coed rep2rt.
the prospect was very promising
Ias list signed by 200 wheelmen.
they agree to be in the parade
ated bicycles. He has written to
Galveston and many cyclists
ere from there. Seven prizes are
exhibition In Tusten's window
timers, one silver loving cup for
grotesque figure. Four classes Of
we been arranged for. and Mr..
m has been authorized by the
commutee to announce that the
urade would be separate one.
q probably occur on Wednesday.
FOOTBALL Mr. Dillingham; report-d
austin team would be here on
ore, chairman of the tobacco COM
ead very interesting and satls-
spor showing that the commit
u busy and good work has been
was decided to give prizes in
soii medals, to be optional with
we further reported thu tobacco
nau already been promised from
angelina. Montgomery. Jefferson
anderson, Trinity, Fort Bend
jackson counties and p.ohab y
itigtoa. Crimes and Waller.
ne would like to hsar from ths
7 each county as 10 tee exhih
"a make, in order to assign the
fcor space.
,. Loyett was appointed chair
Y rec, p'ioa COMMITTEES on flowers
qaested to call meeting during
70 have TIE opening parade CT
ne 9TH. was carried.
cory ex eadsd vote OF thanks
sor Frederick w. Ma.ly for his
sAeit OF the Festival.
"a It was dsciaed that the price
'ons throughout should remain al
,sd that button h,olders, ral,r1at
'ners and oxhibitcrs should BIZ
% everything free OF charge.
sni'see on bone coak M reportsi
.A''bits and premiums were de-
ier ,aa derartmelt. There ri.
N'ttoa fos each day OF ths Fes-
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