The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-27
[opr 70 Be PROPERLY PUT AWAY.
|. .urs.ment Committee viii Furnish
entertainment for the Visitors.
l,splpfR MEN TO HAVE A ROYAL ROAST
,..,bytcrinn Church VIII De
~. q Feature-Retaii Clerks
selling Tickets.

!, Mrs. VIM. Christian. No. ll1t
.rn,,,s Thursday morning, December
"a o'clock. 1t is especially impor'
.t.t all members Of the committee BIZ
90 that all detailed arrangement
!. completed for festival week. The
.,m,,tee in full is as fellows: Mr.. O.
M,st,nt chairman; Mrs. VIM. Cnris'
asSo' chairman; Mesdames H. r.
x. Ewing, G. w. Nelson, Bryan
~. G. Crane, b. II. Weems, G.
Wsrtsn R. s. Lovett, l.. j. Parks
s Ma Myer. Misses Harriet Levy, Lottie
e'Ae Visa Schmidt, Lulu Bryan. Pearl
- rffie Jones, Stella Carr and Alma
1sveland.
:, i, the great exposltbons OF the coun-
mo- department attracts more attention
= mat Of curios. Special prizes are
.r.d nv the Texas Fruit, Flower and
.,ctoNe Festival Association for the best
aa.iou of old coins, war relics. stamps.
mnsfies. old books. documents, etc.
N, will be a special feature OF the textile
"A tanoy work departing and Mrs. VIM.
s,ktian as vice chairman and the active
Gfcsr ~ this evSnecially attractive do
.rtment Is anxious to make the curios a
stpre all will enjoy
~
One Of the most attractive features OF
sHyal week will be the opportunity OF
bdting the First Nesbyterian church. or
other words, the handsomest church edi-
81 IN the entire South. The church will
open on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday.
thursday and Friday afternoons from un-
h s O'clock, and from until 8 Mr.. H.
Breaker, the organist, vital give an in
rmal recital. Houston is proud of this
Agnifcent edifice, and she has a right
be- All visitors from the smaller cities.
owns and villages who seldom If ever get
Be opportunity TO hear $l0, 0Oo-pipe organ
gentleman IN Houston who had enter
|ained q number Of visitors from small
Nm in Northern State by showing mem
kNa he considered the chief attractions
DE city. took them to the Presbyterian
t,nrch anil had them listen to the organ.
year afterwards he met several OF these
|ame visitors and they had about forgotten
)verything they had seen in Houston and
eas but that wonderful church, and mar
|eloM organ. Persons residing in the city
no will entertain friends from the coun-
~ will certainly give them a treat by
eang that they do not miss seeing the
bburch and hearing the organ.
~
The programme for festival week is
wA probably be the greatest showing Of
winter grown fruits. flowers and vege-
ables ever seen collected together. mar
Felous slowing of the hand.work OF fairy,
'mble fingers in textile and art. the re-
puts taat come from the dairy, as we'll as
nose from the kitchen, and then the grand
moving OF the manufacturers and mer-
pants OF Houston, the great illuminated
,fycie parade, the magnificent march of
ecoTated and Illuminated floats. the
panty, delightful and beautiful flower
parade. the paradels by the travelling men,
y the Houston Labor Council, by the lire
epEtment and the military, the school
ld.dren, and probably the real estate men
"a newspaper men--there will be music
fWr!Wnere and especially at night at the
auditorium, where grant musical concerts
me very best musical talent in the city
Ni % presented every evening In the
rseK except Wednesday and Saturday.
~
mere will be meeting of the members
4 the Retail Clerks Protective as5ocia-
io their hall this Sunday morning
y Q clock.All are requested to be present
u specially those who have in charge the
uckets for the festival. Mr.. Zoe
vu' president OF the association, is de-
k p.ssi ol making complete statement to
'Siaenl Chiidress by Monday night.
~
Seuerai =. c. Beavens has been appointed
fsASman of the public comfort committee.
Nv aeadquarters at the Houston Business
h sue' General Beayeus win be at the
-less League most Of the time from
.A'i Tue close of the festival. All per-
Eoomm.als rooms TO rent or wishing to
|phasa @ Visitors with board vii.
Etps ausise General Beavens. Please
Esp ,s"a. est and number. how many you
nom ~, late, whether with room or
(rom CA "a. BOARD, price per day and distance
Elsrunrs hls, Raining the line. MI. w. d.
kepar,m~e wll assist in the work OF this
|, n. amusement committee will meet
psfioFs OF the Capitol Hotel We'd
90 november 30, at 8 o'clock in the
M 0n prompt and complete attend
i amo1', sred. The work Of this committee
oSmp .eted aud il is des red that
y thIu mss, ue closed and settled definitely
bios. "a vs. me Committee in flr4l 10 as
IA, VIA cs. h.ain, chairman; G. w, Nell
nah ana Nan Mesdames j. T.. Lock-
Hughes ~ =, Munger. Misses Bessie
BNsker NanAe H.te. Messrs. II. c. |
. Bryan =, Munger, G. Grunewald, ID. !
lliser ana y, d. Savage. Frank Herb. G. u. |
Z ana Y. c, Lieb.
.eot !. ~ meyer Of Bonney. Texas. presi- |
pa, s., e south Texas Hay association,
s.er.a rday in tho city arranging for the
pclaton ~ OF members of the Hay as
In.a Ell IN Houston during the Texas
y tas Ssa ana Vegetable Festival. Dur
J TIER ard ~, oayt Mi. Meyer will ne
u fesu,p 4, NIlN points in Texas, but
\ rur.ng si,s ee 10 ~ at the festival
7 Coftas I, M = aseisted by Chairman
lsnas viii 10 ne nay committee pro-
=, the ha w De arranged. which viii see
-' men are not overlooked.
H.. y, 2. Bryan. ela,rma. !, -. oou.
" be, ss 10y prcducts. is very CONFIDENT
NAN 49,, .psn'ment will be very i'm
sls.t. '. 's Of the festival. Mrs. BRYAN
~ u ,hs a' me dairy people are fully
va 4, peheiits which win accrue TO