The Savannah morning news., 1901-08-31
HONORED THE DAY.
UNIFORM RANK. X. OF p. CELEBRA-
TED ITS ANNIVERSARY.
BRUNSWICK SIR KNIGHTS.
WERE THE GUESTS OF THE LOCAL
COMMANDS DURING THE DAY.

Met BY a Detail and Escorted to Il.
Went to De SotO-visited the Sa-
vannnh Hrewing Co. rs Guests OF
Manager w. w. Starr-Paraded at
O'Clock and After Refreshments
Mt Hail and supper at De Soto
Spent the Evening at ThunderbOlt
Casino-Left on Their Return Trip
This Morning.
The Uniform Rank, knights of Py-
thias, celebrated the twenty third an
niversary of the founding of that
branch yesterday by street parade, in
which the knights were Joined by Ogle-
thorpe Company of Brunswick, there
guests for the day.
Oglethorpe Company, twenty one
strong, in command of Capt. Tabias
Newman, reached Savannah at 1920,
o'clock in the morning via the Seaboard
Air Line. They were met at the depot
by a detachment of fifteen men, five
from each of the local companies, I'M
der command of Capt. r. j. Davant,
Jr., of Georgia Company No. /. Under
the escort of this detail the visitors
marched to the Pythian Castle, where
refreshments were served. Then they
went to the De Soto for dinner.
The visiting Knights are: Maj. L.
Haym. Adjt. G.. w. Cline, Assistant
Surgeon A. Jaeger, Capt. T. Newman,
First Lieut.. Sig Levison, Second Lieut..
H. w. Wood, S. K. Guard w. t. Pc
ters, and Sir Knights r. H. Peters, A.
Girvin. C. A. Bloodworth, S. Angus
tine, P. Rogowin, ]. H. Tankersley, E.
Flanders, Jim Collins, NJ. Martin, W. o.
Rodriguez, Leopold Lang, ]. w. Nc
Conlough, w. H. Colder and R. T.
Clark.
In the afternoon, in charge of COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. H. e.
Dreeson, Charles Touissaint and Emil
Peters, they visited the Savannah
Brewing Company, where they were
the guests of Manager w. w. Starr,
who entertained them Hospitality.
The parade began at 5 o'clock, the
start being from the Knights of Py-
thias Hall. Immediately after the
band was a carriage in which were
Brig. Gen. r. F. Harmon, Col. G. A.
Cox, and Col. H. E. Dreeson, and As
sistant Surgeon A. Jaeger of Bruins
wick. Col. j. j. Juchter, in charge
of the parade, and his adjutant, Capt.
Fred Schwarz. followed, and then
came Maj. ]. Ferris Cam, in charge
of the First Battalion, Georgia Com
pany, No. l; Capt. r. J. Davant, and
Teutonia No. g. Capt. H. F. G.. Kra-
mer. The Second Battalion, Savannah
Company No. Is, Capt. Leander But
Ter, and Oglethorpe Company, No. 4,
Capt. Tobias Newman, was under the
command of Maj. L. Haym of Bruins
wick.
The line of march was from the hall
on Barnard to Broughton, thence to
Drayton and northward to Bay; to
Bull which was followed to CASTOR,
and then to Drayton and to the Park
Extension, where a rest was allowed
before the return to the hall by way
of Drayton, Castor and Bull streets
was begun. Refreshments were again
served at the hall at the conclusion
of the parade, and then the visitors
returned to the De Soto for supper.
Afterward, at S:15 o'clock, they reas-
sembled at the hall and took special
cars for Thunderbolt, where the re-
mainder of the evening was spent at
the Casino. The visitors left for home
this morning at 4 o'clock, after ex-
pressing themselves as more than
pleased with their reception and en-
tertainment.