San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-11-21
K. AND L. OF q.
GRAND LODGE IN SESSION.
Beginning Next Tuesday-The Ball
and Banquet-Election of
Officers, Etc.

Grand Lodge of the knights and Ladies
of Honor of Texas convenes next Tues
day morning at $50 o'clock in the Odd
Fellows hall, on Houston and st. Mary'S
street.
For weeks the two local lodges, Alamo
and Germania, have been working on the
preparations to receive and entertain the
grand officers and delegates who will be
present. and a very good program has
been evolved. The grand officers and
delega',S. G. which latter about $50 are
eXpect>G, VIII Lcg.m to arrive on the diff
ferent routes leading 20 THIS city, next
Monday. The grand officers are as fol-
lows:
Grand Protector. Grand Vice Protector,
Grand Assistant Protector, Grand Secre-
tary, Grand Chaplain, Grand Treasurer
Grand Past Protector, Grand Guide.
Grand Sentinel, Grand Outside Guard
and three Grand Trustees.
These and the delegates will be met at
the different railway depOtS by the fol,
lowing reception committee of the local
lodges.
7 heO Engelhardt. chairman: 5. Moritz,
c. L. Wurzbach. Otto Gerlach, Frank
Teich. s. WolfSoa, Jacob Weber, Louis
SPAIN, 5. SulnOn, ChaS. Degen. ST., IL.
Tolle. and MesdameS Marie RuppertS-
berg, F. Teich, c. HauSer, c. Degen, f..
Bolz, +. Gruetzner, Lima Persch, Otto
Gerlach, John BoSshardt, l.. Weyl and
Thos. II. Abbott
The grand officers will make an exam
ination of the books of the order in the
lodge rooms on Monday.
Tuesday morning at 9:3O the session
cOnvenoS in secret work and the program
will be about as follows:
Reception of delegates.
Examination and report on credentials.
Report of committee of examination OF
the grand officers books.
Routine work.
In the afternoon the session will take up
the Grand Lodge work.
At night a grand reception and ball ar
ranged by the local lodges, will be given
at Mission garden pavilion, beginning at
o'clock. Mr.. II. Heiligmann will lead
| the grand polOnaiSe.
Reception committee, yellow roSetteS,
| will be the same as at depOtS.
Floor com mittee. white rosettes, MeSsrs
| T. II. Abbott, Fl. Heiigmann, Aug. Mes
ter. f. Wiedenfeldt. John BOSShardt. f,
Dingel and Otto Gerlach.
Wednesday morning the lodge will con-
vene at $50 O'Clock for routine business:
after which election OF grand officers will
take place, anu StltCUlOu VI Iut lltAb paw
of meeting two years hence.
Following this the Grand Lodge will
adjourn.
After adjournment the reception com
mittee will tender ride out to Fort Sam
Houston and visit to Gen. Stanley, a re-
view of troops will be made. The party
will include the retiring and newly elected
grand officers and delegates and members
of the local lodges.
On Wednesday night the visitors and
local members, ladies and gentlemen. tc
the number of about 3C0, will attend q
grand banquet, to take place at Mission
Garden pavilion. This has been prepared
| by the local lodges, also. The POSTMASTER
| will be Mr.. ThoS. II. Abbott.
Among the invitations to the banquet
| extended are to members of the press anC
| the mayor and city council.
The executive committee Is MessrS
| Thos. II. Abbott, charm n; Albert Rhein'
err, secretary; Louis SPAIN, treasurer; r
Wiedenfeldt, John BOSShardt and S. Sui
non.