The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-01-14
ANOTHER YEAR is ADDED
To the Interesting Life Of The Houston
Iprnyerein.
IT CELEBRATES ITS FoRTY-sfvfNTH YEAR
An Enjoyable Observance of the De-
casicn-something of Its History.
Ball and supper Tonight.

While today. January II. is the forty
seventh anniversary OF the Houston !
Turnvereln, the event was celebrated |
yesterday at Turner han BY cornwall |
love feast Of its members.
Two long tables were placed ia ,be |
Toasted and drank the continued pros
perity OF the association IN how;9g /
bowls Of beer.
The historical horn from whieo all |
loyal mebers are expected to drink ct !
each recurring anniversary also went
the rounds.
The story goes that an carly date in the 7
history OF the German people 5efo,e
glasses for drinking purposes We're
thought OF, the pioneers o; the fata used /
polisaed hOrns as the vessels for drlu6inS I
their National beverage, lnl as csttle /
were killed the horns ~c'G iad aslls /
for this purpose. II mas ever since
been carried down among .ae people 10
reminder Of antiquity and ae bcver1g"
was quaned by all present trJm nicely Z
polished horn, which has bees n The 20. ]
session Of the Turnreyein TO- years. used 4
only, however. upon anuiy gsayy events. |
There were % least go preseat al yes
terdsy's celebration and as mas been be 4
rios no ..lebrsi5or ~. ,rs,t,Tr,,-l bv !
an exhibition ot the gymnasiul class NJ
xtrrctor u,bo = now n 49, or .@c
and who is the only one living o. the
eight original members who organize the
Houston Turnvereln IN 1851 rl1ugl 3.
.tlI ss ,rtigs ,,,,, - ,Lc 80, nom,
5ers - -. g,--,,,,s;,,,,, Ia
Aytcr ,yt.,cssjng ~ ,e-,,,,,f.. oyht.
hftton tbs r,r,ers sar,,tt 'r itrs 80
cd he C5r,.11 r. .. Nil. @ ~ a.,
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lLue". .ayl'S NeIt dI''uFJ g" Hele
sa,,,t,I'aa 'o ~ o' init ''ei ''e US
a. - ,,. go, 5'"s' 'n' mem
eaaton I,,,-,,,,. t'oN
1,a,,t aIa4 "lDN
1o Is o nc .'U' ' na o' t1,I
10 rs thtaten'e ne referred 10 w
mn 40. zen ye'tS as' @nsn rtn'
az "a sor,nad , '.,,,'t,. go >.
~, -, -. - ,sg ai'] IN "' WIG
0rnr,-h ~ r.,,i ~, -.
nisbed a.. s.rr.,. 49, - -, -, ~
o-SeIi1. ''0N ~" -uni'1Ied 90 mem ''i'
h. c 'G 5a,,,r, 80 ,'s i@S'' ~ neN mem
u ar.,.,, ''2t NP'u.
Ma go 80 'a5 '1a' i'no .utu'', zee
~', "r,'"t ia. year. hYe
Farm ', ,,,o WI p'a~'' l''cLine' 9 me
49,, ~ - on we IoIL o. noho.'
Stees rst. a.u lt'i 'lA a. l.,
10 ron o. hohoI cuihP1t-
which ihnv are niarea rna, ~ s'o,.-,g
roll and are continued az members ~
emp from tae payment OF all Dies
rms noporaIY memaership IS al pres
u Clbannls n y vilinr n, - ~ .,l ~
II. +. Schmidt. f. A. MichaeIg q; urcv.
ling f. 4. Rice. william Gen. Ja,ob
Binz G. H. Dau.clson q ~ Tine r. ~
y gers. William Rumiie n a ~
Schneider. Fred schweikarlt e. \Ibrcthf
aud A. Drummer.
During the luncheon which was te-v
ed by Mr. John Roeseler ,nd mo op,s,
ing Of the National beverage several
other speeches were made. ali conrr5tu-
lating the TurnyereiD upon i,, nrosrer-
ity:
It was truly a love Toast win goo1
fellowship prevailing amonc ali ,,r,',e,,,
and this yas MS il shouId he ~, IN, W..
ganization truly has rauso for ror,r,t,,
lation al it's healthy and snrcess,n
growth and present prosnerois condI.
lion.
lis nresent otscers arc. p..st,.
drummer. vice nresident W Reioh
ardt, secretary N Kattmonn. ,-oas,,rar
C, NJ Kuhlmann
DIrectors-Gus Schultz t.ouis soh,,,,t.
Louis Schneider /, n schwoiI,ardt win
lam Leonold II Petrhardt ~
Christensen
~
,rh. r,rn,...ot,
""s organized In 1901
Win membership oil eight. Captain L
b. II. Schneider was one of the organ
izers and Is the only one of the organ