The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1902-09-16
PyTHIAN CARNIVAL
MEETING OF The EXECUTIVE
committee LAST NIGHT
Various subcommittee Appointed.
and all VIII Have n Joint Meet
ing this Week to for
Work-Room Down Town to he
Rented for Hcadquarters-

The executive commute "hlch has IN
charge the arrangements for The Pyth-
ian Carnival and Merchants Fall Fes-
tivaI to be held in Wilmington Novem-
Der 3rd TO sth, met las. night at the
office of the Fishblate Clothing Compa-
ny. Ex-Mayor S. H. Fishhiale presided
and Mr.. B. O.. Stone acted as secretary.
The committee is composed as fol-
lows:
s. H. Fishblate, chairman: } j. Hop
kins. DR.. w. c. Galloway. ". F. Rob-
ertson, L. B. Rogers. L. D. Meares. B.
o. Stone, J. D. Mutt, w. Z. Iopp. J. T.
King, H. E. Bonitz. w. e. Perdew.
The committee earnestly discussed the
prospects for the carnival and went to
work to make it the biggest success i'll
the way of an entertainment ever had
in Wilmington. 1t is 10 be a street
fair. as heretofore stated. and the Lay
ton Carnival Company is to be here
with its twenty-four shows and it's
great reproduction of the eruption Of
Mont Pelee, to feature the occasion.
Inc llTSl SlSp ldhSH WIS tlS dppOlill-
ment Of the following committees:
Finance Committee-H. z. BonitZ,
chairman; w. C. VonGlahn. J. E. Lit
Teton, Walker Taylor, j. H. Gore, Jr.,
r. B. Glove, Martin Newman, l. NJ.
Bear, l.. l.. Boon, G. H. Haor.
Transportation Committte-L. B. Rog-
ers, chairman; ]. w. Harper. S. H.
Fishblate, j. T. Riley.
Soliciting Committee-H. T. Bonitz,
nho;rr,an. w d Oldham T. = Rnoarc
w. H.Yopp, r. c. Collins, j. j. Hopkins,
]. J. Fowler, Walker Taylor. Samuel
Bear.
Advertising Committee-B. o. Stone,
chairman; Trabue B~arksdale, E. V.
Richards, T. D. Love, ]. M. Walker,
E. L. Hart, J. E: Thompson: j. S. Bur
nett, Alex. S. Holden, W. l.. Harlow,
w. F. Corbett. S. v. Bunting, T. w.
Clawson, CT. w. NJ. Collins, C. R.
Branch, Edwin Borden.
Decorating Committee. d. Mutt,
chairman; r. c. DeRosses. e. 0. Stone,
E. V. Richards. r. H. l%;ubright, G. H.
Haar, ]. F. Littleton, Arson Alligood,
Amusement Committea-W. F. Robert
son, chairman; D. H. Lippitt, ". E.
Perdew, w. G. Marlborough, c.. D.. Var
borough, Jno. H. Render, j. E. Hatch,
Jno. r.. Turrentine, Jr., Washington
Catlett. Frank Maunder, Je1ly Moore,
NJ. -. "llldTO, D. u. HILL
Booth and Privilege Committees. H.
Fishblate, chairman; L. B. Rogers, w.
E. Perdew. B. o. Stone, W. F. Robert
son, H. E. Bonitz, T. d. Meares.
Mont Pelee COMMITTEE. d. Meares,
chairman; Hon. Jno. d. Bellamy, E. S.
Martin, Esq, Irdell Meares, Esq, Mars
den Bellamy, Esq, DR.. w. c. Gallo
way, DR.. Geo. G. Thomas, DR.. VIM. J.
Love, DR.. A. D.. Mcdonald, DR.. T. S.
Burbank, DIR. J. H. Drencr, DIR. w. Il.
Smith, DR.. J. H. Durham, Or. D. w.
Bullock. and Mr.. Jas. F. Woclvin.
Information Bureau-Walker Taylor,
chairman, Martin Newman. Col. F. W.
oster, j. c.. Morrison. w. C.. Smith, r.
NJ. Caps, ]. C. Springer. Hon. ]. D.
Bellamy, w. o. Page, F. c. DeRossett,
J. Hicks Bunting, w. II. Grown, J. D..
Mutt. Jas. H. Taylor. Jr. j. ii. Hardin,
G. w Under, H. l.. Fentress. ]. E. Da-
Wis.
Music Committee-E. H. Munson chair
man: James E. Wilson, w. w. Hodges,
J. w. Fleet, c. H. White. c.. F. w.
Render, r. B. Glove, E. G. Craft, r. c.
Platt.
Country Store-Jas. F.Woo!vin, chair
nan J. j. Hopkins. r. S. Collins. E. F.
Jones. J.. L. Bremier, Eugene Filyaw,
j. M. Holmes, p. D. Warren. A: S. Hol-
den. w. P. Oldham, J.. D. Kelly, j. D.
Mutt. l.. o. Smith. w. c. Smith. G.. o.
Gaylord, O.. w. Branch, r C.. DeRos-
set. R. II. Rubright, r. F. Hamme, w.
G. VonGlahn.
Parade Committee. J.. Fowler,
chairman; Captain j. NJ. MCGOWAN, Col
onel W; ]: woodward, w. L; WIliford,
j. T. Gordon. z. F.. Jones, r. H. Nor
throp, Dr.. W. C. Galloway, Nixon Da-
Wis. w. A. Caldwell.
The various committees will have a
joint meeting some time this week to
get down to business. a room is to be
rented down town to be used as head
quarters till after the carnival.
1t is proposed to make the street fair
a magnificent affair, and the object is
to have the streets full Of handsomely
decorated booths. There are also to be
splendid parades at night, amusements
by day and special musica; entertain
ments each night.
without a Country Store" and the
store is to be n of the features of the
carnival.
Several travelling men who came in off
the road yesterday say the people all
through the country are talking about
the carnival and are already deter
mined to come. The low railroad rates
will bring hundreds of people to the
city during carnival week.
The travelling men also report magni-
ficent crops of tobacco and cotton. and
say the people are more prosperous his
fall than they have ever known IN the
history of the country. AS the Pyth-
ians are going to bring hundreds of
these flush people to the carnival. it is
hoped the merchants will be generous
with their subscriptions to assist in
bearing the heavy expense which a first
class carnival will entail.
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