The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-29
WORK OF THE FAITH HOME.
DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS MAN
AGED ny ANNUAL COMMITTEES.
the Various Churches Through
out the city.

The plan adopted by the Faith Home
association for the system Of manage
ment ana care of Faith Homo is to have
annual committees for the various depart
ments, each chairman to be member of
tho board Of managers. IL is requested
that any member OF the association de-
string to help in any way whose name is
not On the list win let 1t be known, as
there is work for all who wish to be act
i've. The chairman Of each committee viii
apportion the work for assistants.
In addition to the annual committees,
there are two perpetual committees, the
nursery committee, OF which Mrs. w B.
Chew is chairman. and the hospital com
mittee. with Mrs, Belle Coombs chairman.
The following committees have been APP
pointed by the president for the present
year;
House commlttee-Mrs. Howard Smith,
chairman; Mrs. Marcelus E. Foster, Mrs.
Joseph Mullen, Mrs. M, r. Jones, Mrs. b.
/ G.. Bartholomew, Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. A.
Z S Dyer, Mrs. W. K. Eckhardt, Mrs Frank
1 Colby, Mrs. II I. Rue, Mrs. Sterling Myer,
| Mrs, S. X. McIlhenny, Mra II. b. Rice
| Mis-. lngham Roberts Mrs. l.. M. Rich,
! Mrs. W. II. Baldwin, Mrs. w. $. Wall,
! Mrs G.. w Welch, Mrs r. NJ. Johnston,
Mrs. Ella Downey, Mrs. A. j. Bates, MIS-.
j. H. Watics, Mrs. II. Mastorson, Mrs. II.
Booth, Mrs. j. c. Cooper, Mrs. G. 4.
| Taft, Mrs. s. F. Carter, Mrs. G. A, Glib
bons, Mrs j. G. Tracy. Mrs. Virgins,
Mrs, II. Henke. Mrs A. L. helms, Mrs.
/ l. NJ Marston, Mrs. E. x. Dillingham;.
The clothing committee-Mrs. B. Il.
weems, chairman; Mrs. W. l. Williamson,
Mrs f. r. Barden, Mrs. VIII Bother,
Mrs II. NJ Boyce. Mrs. R. Holman. Mrs.
A. S, Hall, Mrs. David Rice, Mrs. j, 7
Mahl.
Medicine and fuel committee-M Mrs, w
B. Slosson, chairman; Mrs. NJ. V. TEXAN,
Mrs. w. r. Hamblen, Mrs NJ. Harrison
Mrs l. Harrison.
investigating committee Mrs. S. s.
Ashe, chairman Mrs. o. C. Drew, Mrs
Charles Stewart Mrs. j. NJ. Cotton, Mrs
r. S. Collins
Grocery committee--Mrs. P. c. walker
chairman; Mrs. J. D. Woolford, Mrs.
Dodge, Mrs. j I Campbell.
The yard commit,ee-Mrs. J. B. Beatty
chairman Mrs B. S. Fitzgerald Mrs
T. w House. Mrs. s, S. Ashe, Mrs NJ. J
Bering, Mrs. Charles Dillingham;, Mrs. NJ
V, TEXAN.
Little Miss Psnsy Holman is the chair
man of the committee for weekly visit;
and readings to the little ones.
ne committee On Uiiu room luTulsu-
ings, of which Miss Jennie Criswell i:
chairman, will serve the present year.
Vice presidents from the different
churches In the city are as follows;
First Baptist church, Mrs. Charles Stew
} art.
Christ Episcopal church. Mrs. B, F
Weems
First Presbyterian church. Mrs. Charlie
Dillingham;.
Temple Beth Israel Mrs. L. NJ. Rich,
shearn Memorial church Mrs. T. w
House.
Church of the Anunciation, Mrs. j, O
Carr.
: Washington Street Methodist church
Mrs. j. w. Melvin.
! Sacred Heart church Mrs. ]. Krupp.
Lamar Street Presbyterian church. Mrs
VIII Taylor.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, Mrs
w l. Williamson.
E Tabernacle Methodist church. Mrs. C
e w Van Week.
Central Christian church. Mrs. B. F
Coonbs.
: St. Joseph church, Mrs NJ v TEXAN
$ Clemens Memorial church, Mrs. Georg
Liuek.
$ Third Baptist church, Mrs. j. z. Gas
q ton
German Methodist church. Mrs. j. H
j, Stadtler,
A second Baptist churcn, Mrs. Fred NJ
4 Court.
ST. Mary's Episcopal church, Mrs C. f
Walker.
Mckee Street church. Mrs John reen.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs
l Sarah Orvs.
g The meetings OF the association wi
take place every Tuesday morning at 9:S
in Shearn chapel. on account of the cen
trail location. The meetings of the boar
] n u'f ha hp1 n nj
:, on Thursday morning each week at $50,
T.; Shearn chapel has always been a eonve
, nient and pleasant rendezvous for tn
! association, for which the members ar
. most appreciative and grateful.