New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-19
LODGE NOTES.
THE ro1LERs IN MASONIC ouARR1Es


sided.
ISas n s East sSs 81
present.
,, KsystSns Lodge gave the first degree
were among the many visitors.
wssr er Lodge the second go
which congregates in this lodge.
od pgnam Lodge W. Bro Vaughan in the East
W. Bro Schreyer. OF Livingston Lodge.
Golden Rule Lodge gave the second degree The
lodge hS wa, was well attended mainly by Its own mem
Knickerbocker Lodge conferred the first degree
W. Collins explained the working tools and w. Hard
ENG the Smith and
PACIFIC Lodge gave the first degree w Southrick
ing tools w. Maxfield among the visitors
shNsk;e esa Lodge worked the first DEGREE with
snd N ho ons ass.ns him. M
ston. Of Livingston Lodge was among the visitors
6! Monitor Lodge. W Giles Rae. Master worked the
siding during the entire ceremony OF initiation. and
rendering the ritual and the work in excellent man
John NJ. Otto presided. W. Clarence NJ. Davis ex
sorcan ro lodge anS was well eded
the work was well done.
Excelsior Lodge had one Of Its fine eommpnica-
and hf East with r M n
OF Republic Lodge. as visitor
MOTIFS presided R. SI ": W WI H. Andrews pre-
H. P Dedrck and w. s Nj Miler also assisted
ns hn nSn r haa M %a %
eight candidates in manner which reflected great
Many distinguished companions participated in the
ceremony.
Strict Observance Lodge conferred the first de-
scented the apron. w Mchaelis explained the work:
Ing tools " BroGkes acted as s p W JOsseph' Of
Bayonne. were among the visitors.
Continental Lodge No. 2N worked the second de-
Very fine rendition Of the Middle Chamber work.
Girard. and Remington Of Henry Clay.
Pyramid Lodge held It's stated communication at
Masonic Hall last Friday night Bro David g.
Of the evening. commercially performed. was the
comforting OF the first degree on full class There
a good attendance of members and visitors
Darcy Lodge gave the second degree. w. Pom
roy presided and Bro oander acted "a
erhsm Elias wny
Pa Glars q f Pyramid nnd snS VI WIN James
b. Glllie.
Eastern Star Lodge NO 7 conferred the rst de-
ReoeT and H. swan of Adh ny
% explained the working tools VS. Mcclela and
eumseh. and many other Distinguished brethren
among the visitors.
Daniel GarPeper Oss gav , the first oa work
Father" William Jaime VS. Oakley Clauer, Gull
bert yesss and DGhT WeTs II ods h
pleasant. and was enjoyed by ali present
At the communication of Sterling Lodge a.. d..
Brooklyn held Monday evening. the first degree
was conferred. A number OF visiting brethren were
present. including several present and Past Mas
ters who seated In the East; Monday even
ms the 2 the h sys T be be
sided benedict. Cooper. Atkinson and r. b; Money;
Past Of Mssts %fre %o @ SsS
Macbeth. Of Washington Lodge No: 81, Holmes. Of
so deTS q lodge: hamilton Of Polar Star and
Ing tools
Atlas Lodge worked the third degree last Friday
night r. W Bro. Allison presided in the East. and
ing manner There large number OF mem
bers and visitors. Among the latter were W Bro
Elias o. Union Lodge Connecticut: W. Bro. Hunt
ington. OF Bethel. and W. Bro Mcclelland. OF New
York Lodge
Scotia Lodge worked the first degree. W. Nexan-
der Sharp, the Master. surrendered the East TO :
W. Adam Hill. who conferred the degree with ne
skin of a veteran. doing the entire ceremony Win
nedy presented the apron and ". Robert Aud ex.
cas e T2TT Per Ross: Bsrea TfF Ecksbrs ana
Kenneth Mckenzie.
Gtamercy Lodge conferred the first degree W
presented the apron and W harles r Kstterer ex-
psi1ed the working tools Rudolph H9ds prs pIs
ent VS.. wyeth, Of Radiant; Sharp OF Scotia; Berry
weh re Sd Who had been elected an honorary
member Of wds 10 the Gas
and members for the honor conferred upon him.
At Progressive Lodge No. s5t last Monday evening.
the hrs deeTee was b in 81 W
David NJ DTrry Of his commyson as repre.en ,s
BY many distinguished brethren especially r. W.
The new W. was congrauaie by IF. many
friends upon the honor conferred. The tribune adds
by the devotion to and zeal for the craft.
Manitou Lodge No. lOs had gala night on small
on aa the nnd Frchd
conducting the ceremony when. during an intermis
No ~ Of e. Jersey IsssF . Of aaM
ana Mfsa A.. win IN o,S isss;s
and most corday received By
Bro A 5dsn fey hSt s rs Dy he
Mason in Manitou Lodge in 1875. was introduced and
70 f s eeare the the
degree.
R. W. William j. Matthews, D. D. of the Seventh
was accompanied by p. p D. Afleck and Spence |
na es II. worlds Of wt hs "a the club m he
urged upon the members the necessity of support
said the eloquent h. D.. to place your generals.
your officers. IN the front rank and then desert
severely punished but We as Masons can only APP |
peal TO the better nature Of manhood and urge upon
our mem bershp to do their whole duty 10 the lodge
and to the fraternity. The second degree was the |
work OF the evening.
Washington Lodge No. q, w. Robert Macbeth. |
Master met last Tuesday; The second degree was
nItted to work II; suddenly the lodge invaded |
oy the Master. Wardens and many members OF AL |
bion Lodge. who brought some candidates of their
own lodge and conferred the degree upon all. max
ing n full class W. Titus occupied me East. w.
Robert Moneypenny. with very large number Of
craftsmen. also attended. Washington
/odge No q IL waking up In earnest, and will re-
ume the good work. w Macbeth is using the good
husasm in this old and venerable lodge.
Rising Star Lodge OF Yonkers held very large
nd rata ms on Tuesday ing fhe