San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-13
Will Leave Sunday for
Fredericksburg for Tri-
annual Grand Lodge
Meeting Of Or.
der Reflects the Firm
Foundation Upon Which
1t Was Founded.

Between three and four hundred
delegates and visitors en- route to the
tri-annual Hermann Sons Grand
Lodge convention, to be held at Fred
ericksburg, April Ii to III, arrived in
San Antonio, Saturday afternoon and
night, from various parts of the state.
Inis number will be increased sever
al hundred more up to Sunday noon,
when special tram over the Sap
Railroad will convey the delegation to
Fredericksburg. The SPECIAL will
leave the Katy depot at 2 p. M, ar
irving at Fredericksburg at 6:15.
A large number of San Antonians
will make the trip by automobiles
San Antonio, with its ten Hermann
Sons lodges will have the largest
delegation at the convention.
The San Antonio Delegation
Representatives from these lodge:
are:
Harmonic Lodge No. 1, Loui,
Schaefer, Christ Lutz, August Menck
Adolph COlmann, Paul kurth, Conrad
FLAG, X. +. Neumann, 4. j. Boss
hardt, q. {. Zellweger, Martin Pundt,
Iheo Mueller and Gilbert Ii. Scholl.
Siemering Lodge. No. 81, Isidor
Wolff, Albert Schuetze, f. L. Gerth,
Curt Hanewald, William Schmidt,
Albert Kuebel, David Menk, Gustav
f'ritsch, Is. Z. Naegelin, William Gas
tringer. Henry Z. Wosnig, Karl
Huhndorff and Paul Riebe.
Werder Lodge No. so, Albert
Schoenemann, ii. Schlierer and +.
Hensel.
Alamo Lodge No. 1859, Albert Os-
terloh and Frank Treiber.
+. l.. jain Lodge No. 172, Paul
Meerscheidt
Anton Wenzel Lodge No. ia, Frank
Gugert, Henry Meyer, A. A. Gittin-
ger, Alfred Rohde. Joe Gross, Max e.
Uhl and Arthur &. Uhl;
Antonius Lodge No. 200, John Hass-
mann;
Carl T. Altermann Lodge No. 3O3,
Ernest Haag;
Mckinley Lodge No. 3Os, Harrey
Z. Richter:
Louise Schuetze Lodge No. 3, Mar
tina Lehman, Marie Hertting, Min
ma Friedrich, Emma Dose, Ella Wolf
shohl, Hedwig Gloeckner, Minna
Grimm and Louise Altman
Have Old Fashioned Dance.
A large number of Hermann Sons,
with their families attended the bueger
ball, told fashioned German dance J
held in the gadens of the Hermann
Sons Club House, 22J Garden Street,
Saturday night. The affair was Civ
en- in honor of the grand officers and
visiting delegates and guests.
The automobile committee will
give the visitors drive over the city
Sunday morning, and an attempt will
be made by the arrangement commit
tee TO have the visitors to remain ov-
er the week end, when they arrive
from Fredericksburg, following the
convention.
The Program at Fredericksburg.
The convention program will be as
follows: Sunday April 13-Arrival of
special train at Fredericksburg at 6 :
10 .. M; reception of delegates and
visitor at Klaerner's Hall, where re-
freshments will be served, registra-
ton.
Monday April IA, 80 m.-Pa-
rade; 80 a. m.-opening grand lodge
session; 3 D. m, Sightseeing trip I'M
der auspices of Chamber of Com
merce; s p. m, ball at Klaerner'
Hall.
Tuesday April 10, Z 80 a. M, con-
cert by the Galveston Hermann Sons
orchestra, August Herzog, director
300 a. m, business session; II noon,
Dutch lunch; 3 80 baseball game
$ y. me, entertainment at German
Theater. and Galveston orchestra.
Wednesday, April 16, Z a. m. Ear.
" Bird band concert by Galveston
Band. Business sessions during the
day, and election of grand lodge Of
fieers, with "a grand joint concert. by
the Fredericksburg and Galveston
bands; mixed chorus "Edelweiss," anG
the male choir ''Concordia."
There will be no end of entertain
ment. dances, balls, and amusement'
for the visitors, for the townspeoplC
of Fredericksburg, plan on making
this meet the best ever held by the
order in the state from a social stand.
point.
Expect Pleasant Stay.
At the last meeting of the Her
mann Sons grand lodge, in April 1921.
the invitation of Fredericksburg &c
hold the next meeting at that place
was accented. Three years have pass
ed, and Monday. the first meeting OF
the newly adopted triennial term fol-
the grand lodge, will convene in that
little city. the county seat of GILES
pie County, which was founded 7J
years ago by German immigrants.
What the citizens of Fredericksburg