The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-05-28

Kadosh commandery No. 20, OF Phila-
delphia. followed with rather small
representation, there being only thirty
knights In line. Eminent Commander
j. l.. Duffy marched at the head, and
| the other officers in line were General-
issimo James Kelly and Captain Gem
eral Harry Clarke. The past command
ers marching were as follows: Chris
tian Diederbeck. A. II. Mackie, Aaron
! Keene and Joseph T.. Mann.
Fifty sir knights, comprising the
delegation from Mt. Olivet command
! cry, of Erie, were in command Of the
following officers: Eminent Commander
w. w. Gingrich, Generalissimo Absalom
Reynolds and Captain General j. c.
Grave. With this commandery marched
II delegation of fifteen knights from
lvanhoe commandery, No. 81. of Maha-
noy City. The past commanders in line
were: Augustus Webber, Thomas l..
Thomas, Phaon Hermany and l.. V.
| Roush.
The Third Brigade band. of Potts.
vile, marched ahead Of Hutchinson
| commandery, of Norristown. represent
ed by fortyfour swords. Eminent Com
mander Samuel Roberts, Generalissmo
Conrad Sheine and Captain General
Frank G. Stritzinger marched at the
head of the column with Past Com
inanders Albert r. Lenhardt, Louis
Stritznger, Wilson Althouse and Tim
othy Sheine.
a pretty sight was presented when
the ninety-two knights, comprising the
delegation from Mary comrnandery, No.
36, OF Philadelphia, swung down the
| line. Besides the regular banner, this
commandery carries a number of black
and white guide standards, which make
a pretty show. Past commanders march,
ing just behind the Sunbury band were
as follows: Howard March, William j.
Milligan, William McCoach William H.
Burkhardt. c. T.. Judd, c. T. Parker.
Alfred Gregory and Alexander McCune.
The Ringold band. of Reading. head
ed the splendid delegation of 100 men
from Reading Commandery, No. A.
Eminent Commander William A.
Schmidt, Generalissimo Charles S.
| Foos and Captain General John Nj.
Goas headed the commandery with the
following past commanders: Henry
Sortaris. Thomas Merritt, Daniel Hem
die John B. Remington, Samuel r.
Mes, Gus Schlechter Andrew j. Fink
and r. f. Weber.
The third division of the parade was
| III SildI &c VI EIHlNeHI olT bdIllel os
Cullom, Of Wilkes-Barre, who had the
following eminent sir knights as his
aides: Eminent Sir William H. Rel
chrad, Eminent Sir A. G. Cusiveil
Smith, Eminent Sir William F.. Perry,
Eminent Sir j. Henry Williams and
Eminent Sir s. d. Bennett.
Alexanders Ninth Regiment band, of
Wilkes-Barre, followed the division
commander heading the Dieu lie Veut.
No. As commandery, of Wilkes Barre
which made the best numerical show
ing Of any in line having $50 men. The
we'll known figure of Eminent Sir Frank
| Dietrich headed the column and with
him were the following past commands
ers: F. l.. Brann, w. r. Bowman, r.
Fl. Laycock, Edward Smith, and D. o.
McCullom.
The Sutton band. Of Wyoming,
marched ahead of the st. Alban Com
mandery, Of Philadelphia which had
twenty-five men in line among whom
were the following past commanders:
Harry w. Smith. A. j. Wilkinson,
Joseph c. Egbert, John d. Garlic and
A. G. c. Smith.
The Roma band of Dunmore led the
thirty knights representing Kensington
Commandery, No. "a. of Philadelphia
among whom We're the following past
commanders: John F. Ran, F.. q