The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-05-25

| firing In serving the excellent refresh-
ments which netted generous amount to
the sum total Thanks are due especially
10 tLl ladies OF the country store, who
made that unique feature a source OF line
r-yenue. The ladies composing the bevy
OF workers were Mrs Ramakers. chair
man; Mrs. William Christian, Mrs. j. b.
Morrow. Mrs, Robert keyworth, assisted
by Miss Mnsette Nevson. Miss Anna Lou
rogers OF Galveston, who came up Tor the
occasion and gave such valuable help; also
MISS Frances Titc. Miss Rosa Hite. Miss
Grace Dennis and Miss Bessie Kirby and
Mr.. jules Bujac and Mr.. Cleary.
10 the ladies' who did such faithful SER
vice as doorkeepers Mrs. =. G.. Walker.
Mrs z. M Rich Mrs. Sam Ashe. Mrs.
John D. Ashe and Mrs Annie p. sydnor.
isSAt efui tha-lss are given also to the
gentlemen, Mr.. Paul Timpson and MIR.
John b. Ashe, at the .icket office, end the
corps Of young gentlemen ushers, Mr.. Car
rngton Weeins, MIR. Phlip ljeayens. Mr.
re, !, Williams. Mr.. ST. John Waggaman,
Mr. Turner Williamson. Mr.. feyne, Mr..
Clemon Ketache, Mr.. Hughes. Mr. Dewitt
Dunn Mr. Horace Culpepper. Mr.. Eugene
Mccormick, Mr.. Andrew White and Mr.
sylvester Riordan. who so CALAMITY aided
the doorkeepers and did such splendid SER
wee IN the line ~ duty assigned them.
:, again special thanks are rendered Mrs.
~. ~ johnston and assistants; Mrs. \.
w House. Mrs. James A. Baker and Mrs
John in the voting booth and Mr.. l.. r.
Noyes, Mr.. Frank Reichardt and Mr. T.
=. Swope at the bulletin board. A special
vote OF thanks Is given Mr.. II. +. Mac
Gregor and Mr.. Spencer Hutchins for
street car advertising privileges and to
Mr.. MacGregor for the convenience al
forded by the special through car service
rising vote of thanks was given The
eyor t,far tpi, ..
tne ladies' extend grateful thanko to the
GeiYeston News, the Evening Herald and
evening Press for similar courtesies and
ala given by Messrs w. H. Coyle e. Co.,
Dealy & Baker. A. c. Gray, ]. j. Pas
toriza, Franklin Printing House. Mr.. C.
l. seyalls, city bill poster; the Woman's
exchange q. w. Heyer, Capitol phar
macy. Mr.. l.. Lcchenger and Mr. Abbott
Cockrell. rising vote OF thanks was
given Mr.. Joe M. A. McEnnis for invaluable
service rendered in taking charge of the
diagram for reserved seats which was
Kept by the kindness OF Mr. c. Grunewald
at his music store, and to Captain Chris
tlan for kind services rendered The
ticket committee. Mrs P. c. Walker and
Mrs, Annie 70. Sydnor were given vote
OF thanks for the efficient and accurate
manner of handling the mann tickets in
their charge and vote of thanks is due
the lawn tennis dancers for the large
number of tickets sold by them and their
chaperon. Mrs. Holt.
The assistance given by Messrs. Levy
Bros Kiam. Denstag McClelland, Mis-
trot, w. L. Foley. o'Nei1l. Angle, Hager-
man & Co., Kirkland & Morrow, f. W.
Heitman g. Co., G. l.. e. Theo. Boring,
Polemanakos. b. A. Randolph, Mer-
chants and Planters Oil company, Carson,
sewall g. Co. II. d. Taylor Sons. James
Butte, A. Hampe. Henke's ice house was
appreciated Cordial thanks are rendered
Father Hennessy for the use of Temper
ance hall for rehearsals and to the man.
agement of Turner hall for donating the
use OF the hall for practice, and especially
are the ladies grateful to Mrs George l.,
Porter among the chaperons of the Jap
anese dance, who threw open her de-
lightful home and spacious parlor. so well
adapted for the purpose, for the rehearsals
OF the little participants composing the
dance
As the ladies hoped for and promised
they have made their farewell appearance
In appeal for assistance to pay off the
debt, consisting of a balance OF $500 Dor
rowed money, bearing interest, and 5000
borrowed otherwise, which hung like
pail OF heaviness over the faithful work
ers. So with long pull. a strong pull
and all pulling for Faith Home, the debt
is paid and the memorial building, costing
nearly $4,000. Is unincumbered and The
ladies with grateful hearts make their bow
to the generous public.