Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-26
Resolution of thanks.

lnnSmuch as the committees having in charge
the recent entertainment given M the Dream
land thratcr fur the benefit NJ the Charity
Home received the hearty cooperation III tile
people IT the city: therefore tn" said commit
tees. through their resolutions committee. cN-
tend their thanks and appreciation to all who
SO generously contributed To- its success. with
the following resolutions:
~ it resolved that. a. the army post and
The fourth infantry band for cooperation III
every way ana far the concert which formed
wv beautiful AMI acceptable \ feature NJ the
program.
70 Mr.. and Mrs. W. X. sheppard uf the
Drcamland theater for their energetic assist
dnce IN giving To the audience a first class en-
tertainment. giving M their matinee perform
lncr that day and giving their special feature
reel tu thr program. in pushing sales M tick
,tS ana other assistance ably rendered;
TN each aud every one W. the artists who
contributed IL the program and delighted the
audience with their talent and - the little
children 90 Miss Fereida's school for their ar
tiStic performance:
II the business men NJ the city who render
cd such kind aid III patrnnizing the advertising
space un the programs. III donations and III
their presence ~ thc rntrrtainmcnt including
Thu Merchants National bank. W. II. Mendrn-
hall. W. II. Putegnat. llpwsc Furniture com
pany. Olympia Confectionery. Palace of Sweets.
First National bank. II. l.. Spero. Frontier
Lumber company. Clancy garage.
TrNass confectionery. Eagle Pharmacy. browns
yiiir Grocery company. Bnnack store. SAN
tarl4> hotel. Guarantee Shoe company. State
Bank N Trust company. brownsville Bank x
Trust company. The Hat Shop. Willman's
Pharmacy. Wise X Ncwmans. Ilolm'S Studio.
Walker Bros Hancock company. Juan III. Fer
naudrz. Peoples Ice X Manufacturing com
Parry and the Brownsville -pairy
company:
Iu thr ladies who contributed plans fur dec
%nratiuus and M the many who contributed
flowers for the sale which nettcd such a nice
sum for the cause. many If these being sent
from the Charity Home and thuSc living in that
yivinity who desired thus to give their aid:
10 nll those who contributed candy. inclul-
ing donors III San Antonio and Corpus Christi.
ma tn the little girls who sold the candy and
flowers. and ~ Miss Ethel \ralc who attended
the booth Nv the lobby.
To The arrangements uf the morning and aft
"rnoon papers who 80 heartily supported the
movement with their editorials and with gcner-
uns Space for giving the necessary publicity.
Id M. Il. Whitman and the entire force If
Young men III hiS pharmacy fur their arluous
and conscientious work NJ handling the tickets
which was dome III a capable manner. tacilitat-
ing the work ~ an invaluable degree.
70 the young ladies VIII" worked s." cnrr-
geticnlly i'm selling tickets and 10 the young
men who 50 generously responded in buying the
box seats at m advanced price:
~ the patrnnrSSrS who tent their ald and
cooperation ~ the public who turned ont ~
such gratifying numbers NJ attend ~" perform.
ancp. thereby lending their aid financially ami
IN personal Encouragement I" TIE worthy
cause.
To each and all Of these the committees in
charge extend their thanks and seek their CON
tinucd aid ia the work ~ the Charity aSSocia
ton which will rndra,ur tu promote the cause
III charity IN brownsville. 10 accordance win
IN. puIli.. spirit evidenced upon this occasion.
MRS. II. II. :. RANDALL.
General Chairman.
MRS. GTSSIE :. CLANCY.
Chairman on Resolutions.