The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-21

All OF the officers and delegates 70 the
meeting Of the supreme council are IN the
city now, with the exception OF Mr. H h
/ G Miller Of Chicago. who IS expected to-
/ day Judge WA. s. Tenant Of Saginaw,
Mich. and Mr.. s. ". Lindsey of Utica. y.
l Y. will not be able 10 attend. The revised
I list Of those who are here and who at
l tended the convention meeting yesterday
afternoon Is as follows;
supreme Regent-John E. Pound. Lock
Supreme Vice Regent-Edsom II.
| Schryver, Baltimore, Nd
supreme Orator-Palmer H. Charlock.
Sitting Past Supreme Regent-Chm W.
/ Hazard. MOnOngahela, Pa
supreme Secretary-W. o. Robson, Bos-
Supreme Treasurer-E. A. Skinner.
/ Westfeld, y. Y.
supreme Chaplain-Henry Goodwin.
Boston, Mass.
Supreme Guide. A. Carter, Geneva, O..
Supreme Warden-ThOmas A. Parish,
| Grand Haven. Mich.
Supreme sentry-CarI Moner, st. Louis,
No.
Supreme Trustees-James W. Fernald,
| St. Louis. H.; J. NJ. Pace. Govington, Ca. ;
j., N. Mckinstry, Cleveland, o.
Inc standing committees are:
Flnance-Charles p. 1ngersOl, Buffalo,
n. Y; CarnOt o. Spencer, Hartford, Conn. (;
Robert II. Alberts, HOboken. n. J.
Laws-John Haskell Butler, Boston,
| Mass; Elihu Colman, Fon du Lac, Wis. (;
Arthur c. Salmon, Brooklyn, n. Y.
,Appeals-Howard H. Morse. New York
| city, n. Y; William Lovenstein, Rich
mond, Va; D. F. Maewatt, Barrie. Onta-
Council work-Charles B. Cox. St. Louis,
Mo- w. J. FoOtner, St. Paul, Mimi. a.
G; Tying, Jr., Peoria, III.
The incorporators. not officers, are:
Prot George w. Blish, Boston, Mass.
Rev. William Bradley, Boston, Mass.
Dr. J. H. Wright, Pfttsburg, Pa.
The past supreme regents are:
DIT. Darius Wilson, Boston, Mass.
Julius NJ. Swain Boston, Mass.
John Haskell Butler, Boston, Mass.
A. c. Trippe, Baltimore, Nd.
Leigh r. Watts, Portsmouth, Va.
The representatives from grand councils
are as follows:
Recommendations Robinson. Palm
er; isaac r. Weber, Boston; Herbert A.
/ Boynton, Boston; Frank W. Reynolds,
Boston.
Ohio-william c. Lyon. Newark; George
bawton. Cincinnati; William II. Beebe
Michigan-John DeVisser, Kalamazoo;
z; +. Woodcock, Niles.
Pennsylvania-Dr E D. Doolittle, Eas-
ton; Joseph A. Langftt, Pittsburg; W. A.
Shoemaker, Philadelphia; Owen d. Rob-
erts, Philadelphia.
New York-Foster L. Backus, Brooklyn;
Isaac w. Caulfield, New York; William A.
/ Bird, Albany; John S. Wardwell, Rome I;
Justin F. Price, New York; A. II. XIII
patrick, New York; ]. VIII Page, SYRIA
cuse William T. Holland, Brooklyn.
Wisc0nsin-E;; G. Deane Racine; e. A.
| DOW, plymouth.
Maryland-Francis A. Soper. Baltimore:
| William H. Bone, Jr., Baltimore.
| Tennessee-S. Rosenthal, Chattanooga;
David Douglass, Vanderbilt University,
Nashville.
Georgia.. o. BlaIock, Fayetteville;
! G. S. Connerat, Savannah.
Illinois-Robert Van Sands, Chicago;
John Kiley; Chicago; J. NJ. Johnson, Chi
cago
Virginia--James B. Blanks, Petersburg;
| w. f. Irvine, Norfolk.
IwAf ..r-- H..
H. Tigar, Fort Wayne.
New Jerseys. ]. Kallman, Jersey
! City; w. Holt Apgar, Trenton; F. j.
Missourl-A. S. Robinson, Jr., st. Louis;
Jere Haldeman, ST. Louis.
Ontario-James Reynolds, Brockville;
| Lyman Lee (alternate), Hamilton, Ont.
Connecticut-Joh A. Hutchinson, New
Haven; II. NJ. Harrington, Bridgeport.
Rhode Island-Albert L. Anthony, Prov
idence.
North Carolina-J. Howell Way, NJ D..
| Waynesville.
DIinnesota-Gerrit F. Backus, Minneap-
oils; George Thane, st. Paul.
Iowa.. NJ. Treynor, Council Bluffs.
District of Columbia-George H. Cooper,
| Washington.
Medical Examiner in Chief-Dr. Charles
The reception rendered the members of
| the supreme council and visiting ladies by
| the members Of Pulaski council and their
lady friends, last night, was a brilliant
/ one The De Soto dining room was used
/ for dancing, and was handsomely deco
/ rated. The reception began during the
early part of the evening, and the dancing
ended by 80 o'clock
The entertainment for this afternoon will
/ be carriage drive, given the members of
/ the supreme council and their ladies, to
| Bonaventure and other points of interest
| by the members of the Pulaski council.
| Tomorrow afternoon the picnic at the
| Chatham's club house on Tybee, given to
/ the members of the supreme council and
| their ladies, will take place. The train
will leave the Tybee depot at $3.50 o'clock
| p. m, city time. Tickets can be secured
i from the committee and at the depot, be-
| fore the departure of the $3.50 train. These
| tickets will be good on any train during
| the day. The members of Pulaski council,
/ with their ladies, are cordially invited to
| attend this picnic. The supreme council
will probably be in session the greater
part of to-day though many of the mem
| bers, no doubt will go on the carriage
/ drive.