Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-15

More social sessions in the near future.
Adjutant Joseph B. Eaton was in his glory at
the social session.
Grand Commander Rowan has his family
enjoying the delightful breezes at Idlewlld.
Comrade William Allen of No. !, was at the
social session, and that fact will never slip his
memory.
missed his calling He should have been an
Irish comedian.
John Doyle has been member of the A O.U
W. II years. and is hale. hearty and frisKy as a
young colt. May he live TO see many more
happy years.
Comrade Mckee, of No. 10. made a very pre-
possessing appearance at the social session in
the Duques.e Grays uniform The hat was
very becoming.
Comrade Ed Wilt was arrested at the social
session, and hustled before the Colonel before
he had hardly reached the head of the stairs.
he pald his nne, though, very good naturedly.
Vice Commander James II. Hamilton, of
Bellevue Legion, will be accompanied by his
vile on the trip West, leaving on Sunday with
the Jr. o. q. A. NJ Good luck attend you
both.
All comrades who intend going to Chicago
with the Jr. Q. U. A N. will report in full
dress uniform at Veteran Legion Hall, Sixth
avenue. at l:SO o'clock sharp on Sunday after
noon, June 10. Fare for round trip s..
The Colonel has received proposition from
the American Mechanics for the First Regi-
Dent Select knights to join them in their
grand picnic at Rock Point on July 4 Upon
the return of Colonel Lewis from Chicago he
will be able to report more fully upon the mat
ter.
The fourth annual picnic to be given by the
Select Knights Cornet Band, at Hammers
Garden, Mt Oliver incline on Saturday June
=, bids lair to be grand affair, and it is to be
hoped that the comrades of the First Regiment
will patronize 1t literally. particularly ON ac-
count of past favors extended by the band to
she regiment
The funeral Of the late comrade, William
Dengel, of No. 10, on Tuesday was well at
tended, any many were the eulogies pronounced
by his late comrades of the First Regiment
Comrade Dengel was beloved and respected by
all VINO knew him in the order, and was known
as one of the most energetic of workers. His
loss will be sadly felt in the ranks His death
was not unexpected, though, as he had been
lingering for long time with that dread dis
ease consumption
The social session Of the Regiment on
Wednesday evening was a great success in
every way. Among the guests were some of
the most prominent men of the two cities
The Colonel takes this opportunity to extend
his thanks to the Select Knights band Prof
Eckert, Prof. Harry Moyn, Prof VIM Gull
pertson and the people from the Casino
Museum. for having SO kindly contributed
their valuable services upon this occasion. He
was also gratified TO see the comrades turn out
IN such goodly numbers. Sergeant Mckee
certainly made hit, in his official capacity, for
ne allowed no guilty person % escape, and at
one time during the evening he had ali the
grand officers of the State under arrest. and
the Colonel took good care to see that each and
every one of them was fined according to the
enormity of their crimes. At Il o'clock all de-
parted for home fully convinced that this was
tue most successful social session ever held in
tne city by an organization OF this kind.