San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-04-19
PYTHIAN POINTS.

General Van Zandt is every inch a.soI-
der.
Austin Division No. : is commanded by
Captain George Calhoun.
The International excursion train
brought in $50 Knights and their ladies.
There will be dress parade at Camp
Carnahan at $50 o'clock this afternoon.
John Kennedy, one of the lively boys
from Houston, is here with Division No.
Sir Knight c. NJ. Carb, past chancellor
of kaSca No. 179, is one of the prominent
visitors.
The entertainment for the Pythian
Sisters at the opera house tonight Will be
treat.
There are no flies on those boys from
Waco, although the girls say they look
awful sweet.
Captain Hollis friends will hardly be
able to recognize him from his photo in
the morning paper.
The visiting Knights of PythiaS yeSter-
day set up keg OF beer for the Alamo
electric street car men.
The visiting X. P.'S at the Southwest
ern Asylum all express themselves highly
pleased at their kind reception.
There were some special attractions at
the asylum for the boys yesterday. Some
pretty young ladies, only visitors.
The picture of Grand Chancellor Adams
as printed in the Express, resembles one
of the princes OF the Hawaii Islands.
Mrs. Col. G. P. Mann and Mrs. Doctor
Knight, of Waco, are among the visiting
Pythian Sisters. They are at the Men
ger.
McCleiland and Moore, two of the X. P.
boys from Waco, travelled west last
night. They think San Antonio is great
town.
The Arkansas Pass is running trains
every two hours out to Camp Carnahan,
commencing at o'clock am. and running
until 9 p. N.
The Pythian sisters are having a very
delightful time and are securing the gra-
titude of the lady visitors whom they are
entertaining.
DR.. d. j. Wilson, of Baird. who is
major on General Canadians staff, is one
of the Sir Knights who carries his lancet
in his vest pocket.
The competitive drill will begin at
Camp Carnahan at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and a street parade at o'clock
tomorrow afternoon.
A large number of the Knights and
their ladies visited the missions the gov
eminent post, head of the San Antonio
river and San Pedro Park today.
VIM. A. A. Adair, mayor of Marshal.
who was appointed official reporter. has
placed the LIGHT under obligations for
courteSieS extended to it's reporters.
The officers of Houston Division No :
are Captain X. f. Craig, Lieutenant J. G..
Decker. Herald C. H. Campion, Guard r.
M. Hudson, Sentinel George Bssonet.
CuerO Division No As, BeevilIe Division
No. 30, W. r. Gauss Division No. ~, Fort
Worth, and Grace ElSer Division No. 9, of
Waco, are among the most prominent
divisions in camp.
San Antonio Division No. +, went into
camp yesterday with Captain VIM. Holt.
Lieutenant O. C. GueSsaz, Herald James
Findley, Guard Ben Steadman and Sen
tinel Chris. Stafford as the officers.
A hundred Knights are going to Mon
terey over the International and about
the same number are expected to go there
over the Southern Pacific after the en-
campment and Grand Lodge sessions are
over.
Col Robert Adair and Mr.. Ernest Nee
co, two OF the enterpriSing young men of
Houston, came up with the Houston Di-
vision, X. p. Uniform Rank. Their sunny
smiles shOne on the LIGHT Office this
morning.
Lieutenant Colonel J. c. Napier. of
Vernon, who is in command of the 4th
regiment did land office business for
years for the Texas Central. He tell Pres
ident Green, Of the Texas Midland, all
about il.
Occur de Leon Division No. 5, of Dallas,
| the prize banner winners of last year
| are here with a full compliment of men
| and under command of Captain COOmbS
| The other officers are Lieutenant w. F.
| SOmmerS, HerOld F. S. Roberts, Guard j.
| P. Heintz and Sentinel f. V. Blythe.
A telegram was received this morning,
/ stating that Supreme Chancellor w. w
| Blackwell, and Jas. r. Carnahan, Major
| General Uniform Rank, would arrive on
| the Southern Pacific tomorrow morning.
| They are just from the Alabama Ora nd
Lodge, which is now in session.
The following lady visitors accompany
ing the Knights visited the headquarters
| Of the Pythian Sisters and registered this
morning: Mrs F. H. Raymond, Austin;
Miss Selma Orchard, Miss Cornelia Or
chard, Luling; Nellie Lerich, city; Mrs.
Jas. Davis, Waxahachie; Mrs. Laura V.
Hart, Big Springs; Mrs. Jas. f. Conn,
| Henrietta; Mrs. J. V. Burke, Taylor:
| Mrs. j. A. Lindgren, Mrs. T. Lawrence
Clebourne; Mrs. NJ. A. Lane, Mrs. H
Hill, Honey Grove; Mrs. P Ruddell, Ter
rell.