The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-01-07
ROYAL ARcANUMs FEAST.
Pulaski Council Celebrates It's Decen-
NAL Annive rsary.

NAL Anniv ersary.
Pulaski Council, Royal Archanum, cole
brated its decennial anniversary last night.
The anniversary meeting was held at the
! Council hall, and after 1t the annual dinner
was given at the Pulaski House. The
Council has for number of years given all
anniversary banquet, but never anything
! like that given last night. The tables
were arranged so that the Grand
officers and the invited guests were seated
at the head of the room Covers were laid
for 100, but only eighty sat down. The din
| ner was masterpiece of the caterers art,
| and II was handsomely served Most OF the
banqueters were in full evening dress.
! The Councils special guests We're Mayor
! Lester and Alderman d. X. Thomas and
| the representatives OF the city press. Grand
! Secretary G. = Conuerat. Grand Regent A.
| c. Harmon and Regent X, G. Gailhard sat
at the head of the table, Mayor Lester and
! Mr.. Thomas, with some of the older mem
| bers of the Council, sat with them.
The Council and its guests went in the
| hotel parlOrs at 9 o'clock and marched into
! the dining room, Regent X. G.. Gailliard
with Mayor Lester, Grand Secretary Con
nerat with Grand Regent Harmon and the
! Grand Guide with Alderman ID. r. Thomas
| Vice Regent Julian NJ Solomon and Col
Regent following.
The Menu was as follows:
Blue Points, on half Shell. Haut Sauterne.
Green Turtle Sherry
Baked shad Port Wine Sauce.
Boiled Leg of Mutton, Caper Sauce.
Potato Croquets. St Julien Claret
Tenderoin Beef. Larded with Mushrooms,
Sweetbreads, Dreaded with Green Peas
Fried oysters, in Crumbs. Royal Punch
Roast Turkey, Cranberry Sauce,
Roast Young Pig, Apple Sauce.
Champagne
Roast Wild Duck, Currant Jelly.
Broiled Quail on Toast
Baked Mashed Irish Potatoes
Green Peas. Asparagus Cauliflower.
Decorated Cakes. Lady Fingers.
Silver Cake. Jelly Roll
Tutti Fruit Cream Fruits.
Coffee.
Havana Cigars. Full Dress Cigarettes
1t was 12 O'Clock before the frat toast
was announced. II was "Our Supreme
Council-Source from which law and order
emanaten Past Grand Regent Bascom
Myrick was down to respond, but he was un-
avoidably absent. Past Regent O. #. Rogers,
of Covington, responded in his stead. After
the response, which was enthusiastically re-
ceived, Messrs. Rebarer Ward, Steward
and Walker sang a Serenade from MarSch-
ner
Grand Regent A. C. Harmon then re-
sponded to the toast, "Our Grand Council
of Georgia-May She Continue to Succeed
and Prosper
Mayor Lester followed in a glowing re-
Spouse TO "Savannah-Thriftya and Enter
prising'
Mr.. Rebarer sang, when the Golden
Rods Afiame," and after that Mr., T. A.
Askew, in place of Capt. II. c. Cunningham
responded to the sentiment-"Our Ami
versary-May we Celebrate Many More"
The other toasts which followed were:
Our Char ter Members-The Pioneers of
Pulaski Council" Bro Clement Saussy.
"Our Mayor and Aldeimen-Aud a Wise
Council They are" Col. C. II. Olmstead.
"WOman-Like a Gold Coin, no matter
! what Stamp or Superscription, She is
Legal Tender the World overn Emile
Newman, Esq.
THE Press-A Lever Small Enough to be
Used by One Man, yet Powerful Enough to
Raise the World" Hon. Gazaway Hart
ridge.
In the interim between the responses
Messrs. Rebarer, Ward, Stewart and
Walker sang Come with Silent Night'-a
quartette, and Messrs. Rebarer and Walker
! the duet, "F'low Gently Deva. y
The last song was a qnartette,
"Slumber Softly and at its close the
Council, and its guests joined in "Auld
Lang Syne," clasping hands around the
room.
| III was late Wnen Tue laSU speech was SAID
ard the last song had been sung, and the
hanqueters separated, but they went carry
ing with them pleasant recollectlons of the
| occasion.
The Committee of Arrangements, which
consisted of Julian NJ Solomon, Clement
Saussy and William d. Krenson, and of
which Mr.. Solomon was chairman, was I'M
firing in its efforts to make the anniversary
an event in tho history of the Council and il
succeeded. Messls. Watson 81 Powers
were the caterers.
The installation ceremony took place in
the Council Hall before the banquet, Grand
Regent Harmon installing the officers for
next year as follows:
Regent-R. G. Gailliard.
Vice Regent NJ. Solomon.
Orator-W. T. Schirm
Past Regent. H. Cavanaugh.
Secretary-C S. Connerat.
Collector-W. A. Walker.
Treasurer. II Cavanaugh.
Chaplain--D l.. Christian
Gui te-W DeBruyn Hops.
Warden-Clement Saussy.
Sentry-John II. Fox.
Trustees-A. CN Harmon. II. NJ. Branch
w. f. Guerrard
Representative to Grand Council-J. II
Cavanaugh