The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-19
he WORK AS 1T PROGRESSES
THE INTEREST OF THE T., f.
AND V. FESTIVAL.
bmmittecs for the Art and VeEcta-
Pile MISUNDERSTANDING Of the
Woman's Press Association

The art committee. which produced al
ost sensation last year by scoring one
the greatest successes ever achieved in
Texas, is under the management of
r. f. A. Heitmann, chairman, and Mrs.
A. Randolph, vice chairman. Mrs.
andolph is devoting the same tiraless en-
gy TO her duty as she did last year and
e artists of Texas should do everything
their power to help her surpass the
Plendid achievement Of 1898. Following
the committee. with the reception COM
ittee for each day during the Festival:
iss Carrie Cargill, Miss Edith House,
iss Hattie Smith, Miss Jennie Hunter.
Reception conmittee:-Monday Mrs.
i. MacGregor. Mrs. J. j. McKeever. Jr.,
RS. Geo. Heyer. Tuesday: Mrs. John
arr9;t. Miss Birdie Cotter, Miss Ella
age Wednesday: Miss Clara Moody,
iss Sadie sittig Mrs. S. E. Tracy. Thurs
hy: Mrs. DR.. Fox, Mrs, Ben ID. Knox
iss Celeste Bujac. Friday: Mrs. S. D..
5arter, Mrs. ST Packard, Mira. b. A. Ev-
.. ~.
annie Cardwell, Miss Lillian Alsworth.
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MT. g, A. Taft, chairman, and Mrs. X.
Johnston, vice chairman, of the vege-
Pble committee of the Texas Fruit, Flower
Pd Vegetable Festival, are making a very
|ctiye campaign and expect splendid ex-
pit. The following committee of ladies
|nd gentlemen have been named on the
legeiable committee: Mr.. NJ. &. Teet-
horn. Mr.. J. NJ. Crawford, Mr. G.. a.
klley, Mr., C. w. Benson, Mrs. Annie e.
lydnor, Mrs. Jennie NJ. Bacon, Mrs. Il. +.
|oole, Miss Byrona McKeen. The COM
Pi.tee have issued the following letter
|uaressed TO the vegetable growers of
|outh Texas.
K P.biic spirited citizens in every Sec
Pon OF the State are urged to present to
Eowers and farmers the advantages which
Eouid accrue from exhibiting for the com
puhity prize offered by the Fruit, Flower
~ vegetable Festival to be held Decem-
UT II to 10th, inclusive, and to hold
meetings. and appoint committees TO solicit
nu take charge of exhibits. etc.
individual exhibitors. and also COM
pltlees, who will require certain space
u disp'sy of vegetables. are requested
0iVe notice OF their intention as soon
y possible SO that ample arrangements
an De made to provide sufficient room.
'uch Communications should be addressed
. y. A. Taft, Houston. Texas.
G. A. Taft,
Chairman Vegetable Committee.
s"rs X. NJ. Johnston,
vice Chairman.
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Nr' y. +. Garrett. one of the Joint chair
Aen Oh the industrial exhibit, has, through
ae assistance of Mr.. j. b. Hamilton and
,oward +. Smith, secured several exhib-
'ors IN addition to those whose names
- already been printed in The Post.
M, nose who have positively decided to ex-
, igla are: f. W. Heitmann & Co., John
,,,I.'eian, II. Waddell, James Butte. NJ.
e J. j. Pastoriza. Houston Pack
70 company, Houston Ice apd Brewing
nn my, A.. Stelzig, Dunlay Hardware
o,ny, Merchants and Planters Oh
~ Prospective exhibitors who Will
, sv'ae positively Monday or Tuesday:
my q Baker Peden e. Co., Henke e.
Io ". Pilot, G. l.. & Theo. Boring.
sna riumbing company, II. d. Taylor
W. 4. meyer, Armour fdchiuB
,my' o. X. Dillingham; Furniture
Il, 1919. There is every assurance that
-, 'naustrlal exhibit will be not only the
=. ever made in Houston, but be equal
any in the State.
w exas women's Press association
y meet in Houston on Thursday, De-
A'er ~ There will be meeting OF the
n ss board at 0 o'clock a. nj. and a
M, 'less session at 1880 p. NJ. Meetings
~ Dc held in the Houston Lyceum Hall.
y =. Wilson OF Lockhart president OF
! association. estimates that there will
!. attendance of about twenty-five. a
49, nom mittee to be appointed later VIII
|. ! ~ 20 the details and everything VIII
wa 70 see that the Texas Women $