The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-12
A DAY IN THE CITY.

CHARM PRESENTATION Elk
tribe 90 Of Red Men met at its wigwam
and presented an elegant watch charm
to its retiring prophet, Or. A /. Fuller
DR.. Fuller has been prophet of the tribe
ever since its organization and recently
laid down the honor of his own volition,
and 1t was as a tribute to his zeal aud
work thar the offering was made. Sachem
A. c. Van Meter made the presentation
speech, to which Dr.. Fuller made suit
able response, ana the entire affair was
most happy one,
BONDS FIXED.-Frank Kelly, Cleve
Wilson and John Scanlon, the men recent
" arrested AT Hampstead and who are
charged with burglnrzng the Houston and
Texas Central paint shops in this city
short time ago, were brought down by Sher-
in IIpscomb and waived examining trials
in two cases each in Justice Matthews
court and one case each in Justice HITS
court. Their bonds were fixed at 500 IN
each case and the men were carried PACK
to Hampstead to answer charges peuuiH5
against chem there.
BRITISH. AMERICAN SMOKER. -
number OF Englishmen Of this city met
yesterday at the rooms of Fred, f. DeX-
ter. in the Fox building for the purpose
of arFlnglng for giving British American
smoker Mr. K Gi ,rd BeaTg n Mas rnS Sec
retary. IL was decided TO give the smoker
on Saturday evening, November 80 j
will lie given on the subscription plamtt
and II is intended to make II an elegant
affair. committee was appointed 70
secure q suitable hail IN when 10 holn
the smoker This committee VIII report
Wednesday afternoon. at Mr.. DeNters
rooms when the hail will he named ana tnr-
ther arrangements for the SMOKER per-
fected This is the hrst English c.do ever
organized I'm this city. and tnc smoker Is
but a preliminary to such an organization
which will he decided step forward IN
our social ORGANIZATIONS
MKEE STREET SERVICEs.--The Nc
Kee Street Methodist Episcopal church,
south. meeting sunday evening was the
rcal close to the great revival services
which have been conducted there Tor about
ton DAYS IN to last Wednesday evening.
The service Sunday night was the grand
finale. The church was crowded TO It's
utmost every available space helnB oc-
cupled: Rev John q Green, ine paetbofd
powerful sermon. Many mourners
crowded the altar seeking religion ana
twelve persons were adnttes 70 ne sin.
church has never witnessed revival IKE
the one just closed. and the only reason
for closing was that the persons lNlhS
i'm that section of the city are all hard
working people and being compelled 10
gel up ycly early in the morning, the
nastor felt that II was too hard on them
To attend meetings at night for so long
a time.
LIGHT GUARD BALL.-The Houston
Light Guard club met at the armory last
evening for the purpose Of determining
upon date for the Light Guard annual
ball. Friday. December H. in No-Tsuoh
week. was fixed for the date OF what the
Houston Light Guard has determined to
make the most brilliant society event of
the season. The chGimen OF the various
committees which were named last even
ing wore Instructed 10 leave nothing I'M
done 10 make the coming ball the greatest
in the history OF the organization Only
the chalrmen Of the committees Was APP
pointed last evening These chairman VIII
each select his own committee, and the
committees will Degin work az once. The
following are the names selected;
Arrangements-K. u. WOmack.
Invitation-C. X. seaman.
Decoration--J. S. Hoover.
Superb c. Lidstone.
Floor H. Chew.
Reeeption-A. c. Hutchinsoas .3aASA- g.