The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-04
SATURDAY. DECEMnuR 10.


Notes.-The orchestral music at Audltorl
nm concerts viii be furnished by Herb
orchestra.
The Presbyterian church will be opene,
during the week from 9 to D. m. organ
recital from to 3 m.
The luncheon to be given the travelling
men Thursday at II o'olncl, nj the Hutchil;
House VIII b. che OF the most delign.fu
events of the week. The following recap.
ton and entertainment committee will be
PRESENT. Mrs. Charles II. Pescay, chair
man; Mrs. e. G.. Blake, vice chairman
Mesdames Morgan Ar'mist ad. Ike Walker
Vernon Lemon. -. W. Mi,hauX. II. S.
Willett, George w. Cleveland. Sam Me.
| Nell Lee McMahcn, o. l.. Brown, George
| Heycr. Joseph Stuart, 8. A. Brown. A. I.
| Lucas. F.. w. MichauH. w. K. Eckharlt
| Joseph Goldman, II. j. Hardy, w. G.. ivy
man, r.. ~. Johnson. Jr.. C. u. Wolf, Thos
| l.. Freeland, G. Grunewald. h. l.. Blau-
chard. w j. Rau. Tom e. Swope. s. G..
Brasher. Dan Borchard. Fowler c. S
Richman. NJ. p. Gimbel Ike Rosenfeld. +.
a. Reehaidt. II. NJ. Johnston p. X. EH-
| ing, G. A MiStrot. w \. Childress. Frank
Lumm J. n. Loceman Miss Belle Fem
Miss Stella Carr, Misc Elyth Giraud Miss
! Fannie Giraud. Miss Alice Gibbons. Miss
| EVE Bolts, Miss Kate Morris. Miss Lihble
| runn. Miss Minnie Archer, Miss Evelyn
| Nfdi dlltE, MESS AUusE lJiusN. MISS JHuilt
Boring, Miss Marie Goldman. Miss Adele
| Lubbock Miss Elernr " anke.
The following little misses will act as
| flower girls: Mis- rs Libbie Johnson, Heb
Lucas. Lincie Dunn Leona Heck, Stella
Glraud, Wilma Mckee, Minnie Childress,
| Verna Colby. Frances Eckhardt, Maud
Michaux, Gertrude Michaux.
| The tobacco department of the Fruit.
NJ.
at the thought of Hon. Milton Whitney.
| first assistant secretary of agriculture,
| Washington, being their special guest
The ladies' of this committee, with Mrs.
! Seymour G. Brashor as vice chairman. h ave
| finished decorating their booths, wniah
shows the artistic hands of such workers.
| Mr.. Vernon White. Texas artist OF con-
| siderable note, has kndly loaned tbs de-
rartment four beautiful large paintings
49, llOat MS prusa ana ~ till hiJtn.
which shows his masterful Skill in that
! line.
| II l.. ReJpcke of Conroe, Texas, was the
! first to arrive with cigar exhibit He has
been quite busy all day arranging has eX-
hibt and iXiag up TO manufacture cigars
| in the exhibition hall.
The co.cert and dance 10 be given at
! Turner Hall comp ,imentary to the Texas
| tobacco growers promises TO be one of the
| great events dur.Gg the week. At viii be
Wednesday night. Herbs band of eight Gu
pieces Will render the music on tbs DC
taSios.
! Hon. Milton Whitney will arrive over
the Southern Pacific at 1890 Monday night.
i nuv GLOWING committee W meet h m
at the train: A. r. Moore, Sam II. Bra
shear Wm. Christina, Seth q. Strong, W.
b. slOsson. Tom Richardson. T. c. Dunn.
j Is wi. Jams Captain o. c. Drew, Il w.
Cave r. b. Warner. G. j. Palmer, Major
1 l.. Dickson nd
Tho tobacco growers will on "Wednesday
rorni- * be supplied by the ladies' OF the
tobacco committee with badges and tickets
at Turner Hall.
President A.. r. Moore OF the Texas To-
bacco Growers association announces that
tho State association will be called TO order
AT 1880 at Turner Hail. Wednesia De-
cember z, and requests all growers TO be
pl omptly on hand at that hour, as the
Hon. Milton WhltTey will address them
| tnera.
| The downtown headquarters for the
| growers will be at Turner Hall aud mt the
| onice OF A, r. Moore, In the Kan building.
Tho Houstoa club has Issued Invitations
10 members 10 be present Tuesday even
| lpg at $50 to give reception Mt their
rooms to Hon, Milton Whitney. \ very
laie' attendance ~ anticipated,
| The tobacco seed exhibit of the Texas
Leaf Tobacco company OF this city was
placed in position yesterday mt thu hall
A. r. Moore has received letter from
q. j. Palmer, manager OF The Hous'on
Post. ey ending the growers an Invita- on
TO visit The Post building after their con-
| cert Wednesday, night and see how large
daily Is printed which is a very interesting
sight
TIE following prizes are offered in con-
neotion with the equestrian display which
VIII be q part of the flower parade:
Loving cup for best lady rider.
Loving cup for best girl rider
Fine bride donated by A. Stelzis for
best man rider.
Riding whip offered by National stablcS
for best boy rider
Riding whip offered by same concern.
for best decorated horse.
In the first four classes the appearances
OF the horse. the rider and the Decorations
VIII eal be considered.
Mrs. r. A. Rechardt. chairman of The
home cooking department. announces har
committee as follows for each day:
Monday, Mrs. Gus Fredey.cks. Mrs. J.
w. Mckee.
Tueday, Mrs. II, Noteworthy, Mrs. S. II.
Sw.Dford
Wednesday. Mrs. W F.. simmons. MIRA.
w. a. Ckiiress.
Thursday Mrs j. L. Rlordan. Mrs.
Frank Lunn.
Friday. Mrs. c. Pilot. Mrs. w, L. |
Howe.
These ladies will please call on Mrs.
Noteworthy, at the corner OF Travis AMI |
McGcwen. for their badges and repor, az
Auditorium at 2 o'clock sharp.
Everything is In readiness for the
bicycle parade and II PROMISES to be a very
attractive feature. The following gentle
men have consented to act as judges g. L.
McAshan. John J. Cannon. T. c. Dunn,
o. e. Drew. sr., and Henry s. Fox. sr
Those participating In the parade viii
form at the corner OF Mckinney avenue
and Crawford street at 1880 p IN. Tuesday, /
and the parade will start Vt $50 y. N
The parade will be formed and con.