New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
COMING EVENTS.

DESIGNS OF THE MASONIC TRESTLEBoARDs.
Park Lodge will confer the first degree next Tues
day
Platter not your brother because nattery too often
means treachcry.
Ivanhoe Commandery will elect officers next
Thursday afternoon
Adeph Ledge Viii confer the seH0n n4e gesree next
City Lodge No ps will work the second degree
tomorrow evening ". Henry J. Miller Master
Scotia Lodge will have the second degree next ,it
Thursday. The }. W. Bro :. j. Mcdonald Will
preside
Concord Lodge No. 80 viii have the second degree srF
and everybody visits Concord.
Marsh Lodge No. lsS will confer the, second de-
gree on Thursday evening. May FL visiting
brethren are always welcome.
Shakespeare Lodge will work the second degree
next Thursday. w Miner, the Master. cordially in
vites all brethren to visit him.
The next regular communication Of Roome Lodge
No. 'i6 will be he'd on Saturday evening, on which
occasion the second degree will be conferred
Continental Lodge will work the second degree
Master. will be pleased to greet visiting brethren
Eastern star Lodge, W. Robert Richard Master
VIII confer the first degree next Wednesday even
lodge.
German Union No. 6! will confer the third degree
tomorrow evening. This Is live lodge in the
very live Master.
degree on several candidates at the lolgeroom No.
~ West one hundIe land On Thurs
day evening. May 81
Hope Lodge Will work the first degree next Tues
day The first section will be given By the j. H..
Bro Daniel W. Little and the s W, William A.
Wallace. will confer the second section
Manhattan Chapter Will work the mark degree
next Wednt sday The K of the Chapter Companion.
Cordially Invited to visit and Wines f the sSoG work
On next Tuesday afternoon St Cecile Lodge Will
work the second degree. This lodge has not only
lodge OF New-York
n
an official visit to Americus Chapter: at Masonic
Han next TUESDAY. r. James 5. Fraser IL the
true asone S spirit ON Fda s'ia "a ne cue: IT.
T. will be at De witt Clinton Chapter. Brooklyn.
.. At the next eommupiea,on Of Howard Iodge 10
gree will be conferred. H. W. Bro. Adolph j. Gutz-
sell. d. d. G. NJ, Fourth District. win give the
haitian Lodge. preside during the second section.
Roome Lodge VIII attend divine service this even
mel SITS one Of the Oldest churches in the city. The
Rev. DR. and Bro. DunneI Will preach Masonic
to attend. All Masons and all others welcome
r.. W. Mathew G. Carswell. d. D. OF the Second
DsiIct WI make MS ma 90. SiGS 0s5 to ms
ing This viii be great night for the D. D. and ana
for 1ew Tree dse Not Eay the r DTen re or or e
honor Of the event
Ramapo Lodge No $50, at suffern. Rockand
County Tenth District. will meet next Tuesday
evening at the lodgeroom in suffern. and listen to
a lecture by W Rudolph Holde. Assistant Grand
Lecturer The Lecturer VIII not cOnllne himself to
the prescribed ritual, as there Will be no work but
Will discourse upon general Masonic topics. The
lodges OF the Tenth District are expected 10 turn
out IN large numbers.
The next regular concave OF Palestine Com
msndery No. IS VIII he he'd tomorrow evening The
main business Of the evening will be reports Of re-
cOrder. treasurer and committees and the election Of
officers. In a very neat retce the Comnan1er. Em
Sir Frank W Goodwin thanks the Sir Knights for
the honor conferred upon him and for the many
couTtesies shown him during the very successful
Templar year Just drawing 10 Il close.
star OF Cuba Lodge No 14g Will work second
degree tomorrow evening at their rooms In Bloom
!nsdale Annex. The W NJ will welcome visitors
heartily There seems 10 be a popular misappre-
henson that this lodge works In the Spanish lam
guage II IL not so. they work In good English al
though they have been authorized by the Grand
Lodge to work In spanish when necessary. They
have never done So The lodge started by
many Cuban refugees OF the last revolution but the
majority OF the members are Americans now.
The sixth annual meeting OF the Fraternll Union
will be held at the craft smans Club. No II West
Twenty -second-~t. New-York city. Monday. 18th
inst. at O'Clock p. ON this occasion the annual
reports viii be read. and also officers elected. The
trustees have decided that the annual banquet Is to
be held Monday evening. June !. at O'Clock. at
the Craftsman's club address aboveI No pains
val There viii be music and addresses from d,s
tingulshed companions from our own and sister
Jurisdictions.
charity IL the foundation siono OF all work
Yet too often We neglect and forget all this when
leaving the lOIgerOOm. When IL shall be known and
acceded that for 4 man 10 be Mason Is equivalent
to his being an honest upright man and a true gen
teman, then IL viii be mat our beloved order VIII
AXE her proper place In the world OF thought and
In the world OF everyday NE. and all the Efforts OF
our enemies 10 .njure our good name or blight our
good influence VIII ia hs dead ana fru,tiess az a
raltar." And 10 accomplish this should be the eff
fort OF every brother. by their fruits YOU shall
know them. and by our works and by our conduct
snail BE- Judged.