The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-05-09
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49, Third Days Proceedings of the
iU Grand Lodge.
81. Grand Dress Ball at Mayors Hall
lH' Last Evening.
,.,s 70 he Responded to at the
i' Banquete Tonight.
y.rltable Feast In Contemplation.

Bauquete Tonight.
r.ri,able Feast In Contemplation
IT,. district Grand Lodge !. o. B, B.
,.T;,s third days proceedings yesterday
@ Invention was called to orde
me n M, by President Haas
.cssree of the Grand Lodge was con
4 InS ~ + NJ. Kahn, of Dallas. Of Har
Rileu Tndre, No, 40, PAducsh, Kentucky
nyu! ms we're received from the secreta-
ta's;;,hs lodges at the following places
re- ..,H Louisiana; Vicksburg, Mississippi
oIsaps. Montgomery, Alabama;
M Rork Arkansas; Mobile, Alabama
LlI' Victoria. A cOmmun cation from
w. Texas, indicated that lodge is
I'll no be organized in that town. The
snsaisi order of business for the day was
Esc taken up, it being the nomination OF
.,r,miiIees Tor the ensuing year. The
Siowirr gentlemen compose the
N,nS,si committee: Jacobs, Of
E. 49, II Wels, Atakapa, Louisiana;
uW b,pn. Nicksburg; Il. NJ. Kahn, Dali
=. Harris, Houston; Louis Levi,
S,ayep,rt. Following are the names OF
me members of the appeal committee,
sScn rs composed Of a member from each
,r,be seven states in the district: |. Low
snhnrs Texas. NJ. ii GrOnauer, Memphis;
a. I6sl Arkansaw: NJ. Block, Baton
prSe Lazarus Levi, Mississippi; John
Esrf Galveston; NJ. lsraeison, Marshall
NJ Loyenberg is chairman. 5, Myers, OF
Wsmphis. was elected representative to the
Cleveland Orphans asylum, to serve four
y,srS Directors of the New Orleans Home,
;nrr from the district at large; Il. M. Till
man J c, Levi, Nat Strauss and Seymour
Nyeys. Directors Of the Touro lntirmary,
ih;ee from the district ut large; NJ. Myers,
/ litman, and Hon. John Reichman. Trus-
tss Of the reserved fund, A. S. Myers. The
committee on asylums reported that the
-snort of the directors Of the home for
Lavish widows and orphans and of the
Tonro intirmary, show botn thuse institu-
iions TO be in excellent condition and grow
inc in prosperity and usefulness. The
rommittee recommended that balls and
pcnics be gotten up for the purpose OF rails
ne the debt on the new hospital. There
beng no report from the Cleveland orphans
sylum, the directors were requested to fur.
nlsh report at the next meeting. Lastly,
an invitation to hold the next annual con-
yention in New Orleans was recommended
by the committee, and accepted by the
Grand Lodge. The report of the commit
lee, with slight alteration, was adopted.
The committee on endowment reported
adversely on the proposition to increase the
endowment tax one dollar per annum.
The following committees reported The
committee on the presidents message, COM
mittee on endowment, on resolutions, lodg-
ings, memorial, general committee, finance
committee, committee on culture and sci
enCe, committee on thanks and laws.
committee Of three was appointed to
draft suitable resolutions, congratulating
him in the name of this district, to Sir
Noses Mountiiiore, the great Hebrew phil
anihr0plst OF England, upon his attaining
his advanced age, and express the wish that
he may live to pass his centenary by many
years, and recommend that the grand lodge
join in any effort to celebrate his hundredlh
birthday.
A resolution was adopted to tax each
member fifty cents per capita for the pur-
pose o. raying mileage to delegates attend
ing district conventions.
The eligibility OF DR.. SChiil to reioin the
order again after remaining out of the
order until he had passed his iorty-fiith
yesr was warmly discussed, but II was
finally decided that he was ineligible on
account OF age, according to the cOnstitu-
ton OF the order.
The following communication was read
and filed:
TO the Worthy Grand President, Officers and
NemD RS OF the District Grand Lodge No. T.,
! 0BB;
BRETHGEY;-P Please take notice that We,
ihe Undersigned, hereby appeal from your
declso7, reducing the quorum OF subordi.
nate lodges from seven to five members,
sad hye m mbors TO include the officers of
Inc lodges. Fraternally,
II. NJ. BEN,
ID GosLtN,
j, l.. HERMAN.
=, The lodge then ljourned to meet again
this morning,
THE GRAND DRESS BALL.
Aga Il was Mayors hail on last evening
Tue scene OF gaiety and ttStivity, the oc.
'a!slon being that OF the grand dress ball
gwen IN honor Of District Grand Lodge No
4 l. q. Is, b., by Dallas Lodge No. lo7
Ihere were probably three hundred to four
iiuhCftu pets0ns present, many of tho la.
ltes IL iuil evening dress, the embodiment
j superior taste OF aristic toilette arrange
nEeni, and the picture OF life and loveliness.
iue Gentlemen WERE rs rule
~ e'e, sporting tn, usual
.laW'ha umrr coat, white silk or satin era
'at' anu slippers. The reporter would like
o oonulbltc TO the readers enjoyment and
iissNSe them sharc through description, as he
ilu o{ personal inspection, the pleasure az
Utdel by many Of the handsome dresses
worn, but the pen is unable to picture what
ven memory nov delights to dwell on.
.nee prevailing style OF toilette, however
,l.h jew and Geutile, appeared to be tight
,dlSl with trimmed skirts, silk hose, and
uppers white Or dark. The younger la
.'es' aud some of the elder rs well, who
,,eIe adyauiagcd by it, seem to prefer the
uorI sleeve, generally with Icing silk mits.
VINE OF the train dresses were costly and
upero and were handled with cnticing eff.
yyySV IN waltz, shottische aud polka.
.ne cream satin, with Spanish lace, was in
,ue layor so, too, with nuns yelling,
IeaM blue etc, with satin trimmings 10
lalco' set of the fair wearers aud we'll
SS1.rlued llgureS OF many graceful devOtee
|. leFpsichore. White satin with cream
,SotaHe grenadine was plentifully worn.
very attention was shown to the invited
MY present, and the entire affair was a
'"''aht success. Following was the
PROGRAMME.
,etand March; |, Laucerc; ., Waltz. 3,
!, '.,,'U,t',ache; I, Lancers; 5, Heel and Toe
~ %, waltz; I, Lancers; 8, Newport;
, eA"'t'sohe; 10, Waltz Quadrile. Inter
ii'I y ILL., Polka; T., Waltz: Is, Llucer.;
l. H'N''' 10 Shplune; l6. Waltz Ladies
i S32l'' H. LbuCers; Is, Heel aud Toe
va", ~ Newport; %, lancers; n, Home,
n rus EANQUET TONIGHT.
t,V'nieh. there VIII Uc a complimentary
= iut' gwen by the same parties IN honor
:. .He same grand lodge, at the same place.
MS ,'s Y'Il Oe one OF the finest banquets ever
p o IN The city Of Dallas, no expense
on sh'l'0l care having been spared to
,v vfe y excel all similar predecessors. Fol.
MENU.
''eS,G Fish, Court Boui'on, Fried
,o..,g knqS.s,
'oas' Turkey, with lcUy.
A0uSt d ,l,, n In l'ncor.
houS, Chickens, CMs' or
Tame Goose bon Juti h.
moi, e Ia Dishes.
'A'u tongue, Picked Beef, y Ia Mode,
Alicia Entrees
S''N' sqad. Chicken salad. II Ia sues
Lettuce (Alms) Beuis.
NNNeS, Enntv chou