San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-28
HERMANN SONS.
LIST OF DELEGATES TO THE GRAND
LODGE.
Business Session TOday-Banquet and
speeChmaking Last Night-A
Jovial Company.


Alamo street section OF some city OF
Deutchland, decorated for a festal &C.
casion. No feature which would remind
the German of the Fatherland is lack
ing. There are the piquant German
barmaids with real German names, such
as Hedwig. KATRINA and Gretchen.
There are German colors Haunting on
every hand and songs galore extolling
the virtues of Rhine wine.
The Hermann Sons grand lodge yester-
day afternoon early took a recess after
the appointment of committees, il order
to allow the committees time in which to
com plete their reports, many OF which
required considerable time and work to
prepare.
The committees worked until almost
time for the banquet, then adjourned un.
til this morning.
THE BANQUET
| Bacchus, with wine-llt eyes, beamed
down upon the Hermann Sons banquet
4 last night. Every line and lineament OF
his portly little body was expressive OF
| good humor. In fact, in the exuberaDce
OF his spirits he almost rode the cask to
/ death.
The seven capacious tables that filled
| the courtyard Of Mission garden were
/ equipped to the satisfaction Of the most
| fastidious epicure, and In keeping with
the quality and quantity OF the spread
there was abundance Of line Rhine wine
About POO guests were present, but
/ twice this number would not have taxed
the hospitality Of the committee In
| charge.
Grand President Schuetze, of Austin,
was POSTMASTER. Among the interesting
speeches were those Of Prof. Kanne-
macher, Mr.. Klapp, John Wilkens, Sr.,
! and Mr. Heuschkel.
Prof Beck's orchestra furnished music
| for the occasion.
1t was at late hour when this, one OF
the most brilliant affairs of its kind ever
\ held In San Antonio, was ended.
| Notwithstanding last nights banquet,
| the Sons of Hermann met this morning
promptly at 9 o'clock and proceeded TO
| hear the reports Of committees. This
work entails a long and tedious session,
and will be concluded this afternoon.
/ This afternoon amendments to the con-
| Stitution and bylaws will be considered,
| after which officers for the ensuing year
| will be elected. 1t is thought that many
of the present officers will succeed them
selves.
| A strong effort will be made to accom-
| plish all business by tonight and MAKE
this afternoons session the concluding
i one.
Tonight the grand lodge will attend the
| Saengerfest concert in body.
| The delegates thus far enrolled are as
/ follows. Only three out of the l43 lodges
| In the state are not represented:
| Ernst Dietzmann, Harmonic No. l, San
| Antonio.
w. A. Kypfer, Harmonic No. l, San
| Antonio.
F. Roetzler, Harmonic No. 1, San An
| tonic.
F. NJ, Gloeckner, Harmonic No. l, San
| Antonio.
H. SCHUYLER, EIntracht No. 2, Austin.
| F. J. Fischer, Taylor No. 3, Taylor.
+. Lueders, Elnigkeit No 4, Waco.
| Matthias Bose, Temple No. 5, Temple.
| Robert Strlckert, Vorwaertz No. 6,
| Brennan.
Louis Schurk, Magnolia No. :, Houston.
DR.. Max. Urwitz, Magnolia No. 7,
| Houston.
F. Mosig, Bismarck No. $, La Grange.
| VIM. Geiger, Wi6ukind No. 9, Denison
Gus. Cezoe, Bee Cave No. 10, Bee Cave
| Hermann Schlesser, Schiller No. H.
| Bellvile.
John Hackbarth, Leasing No. IL, Sealey
| Oscar Hidden, Weimar No. ID, Weimar
| JOun AltHdnus, ElelllBIdtu NO' II
Schulenburg.
| NJ. Ferna1, Germania n Is, Flatonia.
L. BraunSchweig, Humboldt No. 16
Kyle
Oh. LEM, Schleicher No. II. Cuero.
! VIM. Schamberg, Goethe No. IS, Goa
KUN.
HI. Heye, Moltke No. l, Hallettsvile
| }: c; Blohm, Bluecher No; 20, Sinner.
NJ. E. Wolters, Bluecher No. 20, Sinner
| VIM nirkS TautOniA M 81 Horton
town.
| D. Ankole, INLAND No %, Dallas.
| +. WillerS, INLAND No. -, Dallas.
--, Fritz Reuter- No. %, Kerr
vile.
- Nagel, Pfeuffer No. "a. Comfort.
Aug. Ewald, Boerne No. %, Boerne.
klingemann, San Marcos No. p
San Marcos.
C. Schulz, Freundschaft No. 81, In
. dustry.
Henry Otto. Koerner No. %, Shelby.
Geo. HagenS, Cedar No. 20, Cedar.
+. Hortmann, Beethoven No. 30, Ellin
H. Stahs, Robinson No. 81, Robinson.
Otto Riebe, Siemering No. 80, San An
tonic.
Charles Dietrich, Siemering No. 90, Sa
! Antonio.
A. Haberzettel, Fort Worth No. 3;
Fort Worth.
John Uhlinger, Freiheit No "a, Corpu
!, Christi.
Henry Petri, Cherusker No. 80, AustiI
Gus Schulz. Armin No. SO, Yorktown.
Paul Wipprecht, Thusnelda No. 8
z Seguin.
H. Kaden. Hecker No. 80, Gainesville.
r. Kellersberg, Gebirgs No. 80, Cypre'
q Mil.
+. A. Fem. Manor No. 40, Manor.
= L. Hagen, Friederichburg No. 40, FREQ
> ericksburg.
:. Ferd. Koenig, Julius Schuetze No,
: Ammannsville.
y VIM. Holt, Pestsllozzi No. 43. Welcom
% A. Scholandt, Texas No. A, Columbu
V T, Hampe, Comal No. As, New Braun
y iels.
ID NJ. Hammer, Golf No. 46, Galveston.
Hanowitz, Kyffhausen No.
" Sherman.