The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-06
GRAND LODGE ADJOURNS.
LAST DAYS SESSION OF THE
B'NAI BIRTH MEN.

To Meet Next In Cincinnati In isoo-E'ec-
,,ou of Executive Committee, Judges of
tho Courts OF Appeal, &c.-Ciosing
s,eeches-Eptertainme
The Constitution Grand Lodge, |. y. ID. u.
held It's last days session yesterday. It's
president. Nv. Lovcnstein, called the body
~ order, The first business Of any impor-
tance taken up was the selection OF the next
place OF meeting.
Several places were proposed, and well
worried dissertations were delivered by sew
eral of the speakers in support oil their
claims. Mr.. Goodhart, the representative
from Germany, asked that he might be per-
mitted 10 suggest Richmond, that he never
expected TO have such an enjoyable time as
ne has had here. and would certainly 'o'e
i'm favor OF this city. The vote was taken,
and Cincinnati was selected at which
place the next Constitution Hrahu Louge
will meet in 1893.
The following was adopted:
.iThat the matter Of The admission oi
wome, as members Of the orders hali De SUD
miited TO the lodges Of the several ulS , ,
and when twO-thirds of the lodges shall nitNe
| voted in favor thereof. then the fNecntlNe
Committee IS TO declare IL part Oh tne '"Hs'i-
| sutton aud law of the order.
VOTE or THANKS.
1ae committee on resolutions reported the
following resolutions, which were unanl-
mously adopted by rising vote.
This convention appreciated highly the
honor bestowed upon IL 10y his EXceheney
| Governor T.. W. Mckinney In rendering the
/ use of the state House Of irglnia TOMS Dony
during its session, and We recommend 'iiat
| the profouudest thanks are du-, ana are
| hereby EXPRESSED and rendered, 10 the Tow
ernor OF Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia
| ..Our ia anlls are due. and are hereby ten
| dered 10 MS Honor the Mayor and Mrs. j:
Taylor Eliyson for their kihd atteili , y. an"
| hO.pttalitv their residence extended 20 the
delegates while in the cityOi richmond
! "The B'nai Birth Lodges OF this city-Riin-
mon, BENJAMIN, and Iaradise-ldNe SHOWN
| extraordinary cOuItesies TO this convention,
and have succeeded in giving royal recell-
| non 10 the delegates, individually anu col
| lpcfiyely anu our thanks ARE hcrei express
| cd 10 the committee Of arrangements ana us
| chairman. brother Stfaus, Ipf lueii unthih'
efforts in this behalf
| an INKS of This convention are hereby ten
dered TO the Jefferson Literary ami Soclai
Circle for the fine and artistic musical ana
| dramatic entertainments rendered 10 inc
delegates at the Richmond Theatre.
| "Tlis convention expresses us tha'ks 10
the Mercantile club. OF the city OF Richmond
for the fine reception ana entertainment t'i j.
| dcred the delegates AT their me rooms ana
grounds. -. -,
| Thanks are hereby offered TO the lsrae i
| lies and other citizens Of RichmOud Tor thelr
| kind reception and attentions pad - lhe
DELEGATES of this convention. ms coiNcu-
lion is under obligations 10 brother
! Ioyenstein for bis extraordinary cHuii' in
arranging and successfully carrying 'ut an
The details pertaining 10 the session OF TINS
| convention III
.Inauks are hereby offered by the dele
| cafes OF mis- convention 10 Brother W. LoNch-
| stein for the courteous. able ana Impartial
manner i'm which he presided over the u'-
| UberatiOns OF this assembly.
| "Tlfs convention hereby tenders Us lntnh'
| To tie daily press Of the city Of Richmond ioi
kindly publishing the proceedings OF I'd "s-
sembly.' .,..-,.,.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The election Of the executive committee
for the ensuing five years was next gone
into. In the Second district Mr.. Jacob FIRM
was nominated. but being compelled to dc,
cline. Mr.. August Bretano was nominated
in his stead. Those elected are Is follows
District No. I-solomon sulzbergcr. New
York. -. ,,......l G., ,,,ts
Distficf No. IS J Straus, Wilkesmrfe
| district NO I-D' AucOna, san francisco
district No. 5-Simon Wolf, washington.
| District No. 6-Edward liuDONlls, thlcaLo
| District No. Joseph llrsh, NlcksDuts
| Miss. ,,,,
Distfict No. Or AdOlph Stein, OF Bucha-