New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-05
LODGE NOTES.
- THE rOILERs IN MASONIC ouARRrEs

The TOlLERs IN MASONIC QUARRIES.
Own s1 rssks ds S cSrsed The frs: degree all
were among the visitors
was snserets Lodge worked the nret degree There
"oo" Lvuse. was among lie visitors
Sanbaldi Lodge gave the third degree in the pres
y. packed house, and then called of for the
doing we'll "' =" Sep'eihoeF' HariDaldi Is
wish S'Gi Observance Lodge had the second degree
Prost n Il Il !; Martin in the East. II. ". Charles
~ ~. w NJ ID Getty and W. F. J. Brown among
Tue visitors. and W. Brooke as Senior Deacon
.sas,n carpenter Lodge closed a very successful
Rsa T Sa hsd ta ns saS or
OF tSe $500. 49, cnaIIty was uppermost in the mind
VI, aclnc Lodge gave the third degree in fine stvIc
Wv, Wv. sontnrck Hebherd presiding and giving the en-
don a nf %Hcvrding to the standard work. W. Shell
MI Mn, ci Continental. occupied the South w Albert
"i.~heid was among the visitors
acacia Lodge gave the second degree in exco,lan.
hs, IN, W. Piers presided. W Ludwig gave the
.is.t acI lecture There were also present and as
Or,o,ssSi "; sKosenberger, John Whe.an Brown Of
se oussit PechaIn and others s W TaIlman CON
'e.eu me second part OF the degree in good style
tho eSumseh Lodge conferred the third degree with
and sstr Dr ono in the East and his regular
am and gave the historical iec.ure " Ford. Of
1sus 'nsan, Lodge. explained the working tools "
Millam Il; Collins, Of Daniel Carpenter Lodge:
sharp OF Scotia, and Simpson Of George washing
'ol Louge were among the visitors.
Shakespeare Lodge No. $50 wound I'D very sue
cessful season with the thrd degree. W Isaac
H Mn frr PresdSi " Mstthsw Tayfsr the D. o.
IN the work by presenting the Working tSois The
?s Il " s%ss OF oPd xds tor
Scherer. OF King Solomon Mcconnell. OF Glasgow :
Hode Rothsch.d. Jacobs and Morris. Of No. 20 ,5S
Called off to September.
St Cecile Lodge No 5ss conferred the third degree
Grand Stewart Robert RsckT d c t
a wcrSpa h 4s 70 Gs MasSn s The
Of the great good the fraternity is doing throughout
Rial adns for chiidrsn bu HI r reS f% mo-
brethren were entertained by Bro. Hoffman with a
There present. and assisting o Is Wo a o' Mls
field. Johnson. Schneider. Decker and Morris
During vacation more than ever the officers have
tend to their duty. They cannot and should not de-
have honored the oaicers. have placed them in
cnarge and now n ne time 10 DO true Masonic
your sick and your needy brethren and your widows
nor should the minor officers depend upon the Mas
each take his share OF the work and when you
again in the fall YOU will have peasan; task to
tell YOUR bre;hren how much good you have done
during vacation.
rsm5 E d doiH No g since is reoya to tie
d:ua,ieer and his officers and mmbers may well be
r. w. William J. Duncan. Of Citizen Lodge. and
exemped the degree in fine form The room. V We
crowded with Interested brethren, who remained 10
tlic last were We'll repair lot StiylEg. Among
the many were r. H. Henry Van Mnden. W Half
day. Treher. Alexander and Usher. all OF Hope
Lodge; also Ralph Mayer. OF Greenwich; Beesley
and Blake. Of Normal; Kitterer. OF Gramercy: John
j. Brogan. OF New York. No. 1870; Dickey, of Mas
sau: Eugene Brown. OF Veritas: Flnkel. of Ho-
boker. and Adrdge. OF GreenpOfnt. During refresh
ment5 the brethren were entertained by Professor
Fox and Brother Wilson with some fine selections.
The work itself rendered in excellent style and
everything in keeping with the solemn
mony.
City Lodge No 4Os conferred the third degree Mon
day evening. w. Henry J. Mule presided In the
first and second part. while Venerable Bro W Cope
land delivered the historical lecture. and w. Collins.
of Hiram Lodge, explained the OF the working
tools, al Of which was done in fine form especially
the lecture OF W. Copeland. which ELECTED goat
applause and brought out the congra;ula lions Of al
present. The venerable Past Master adhered srict-
y 10 the standard work, which was specially p'els
ing 10 Assistant Grand Lecturer ". Rudolph
Halde. who was attentive listener. Others pres
ent were H. Lander. OF German Union Lodge. Knapp.
of Bethel; Isaac and Swan OF Adelphi: Grctnbaum
lasker. Fr1eiman and Rcthschi'd. OF Perfect Ash
Ter; Whitney. OF Enterprise: McClenand. o. New
York No. $780, Stern, OF Centennial Salmon. OF
MainYOnides: Philips OF True Craftsman: ROsen-
berger Of National Miner, Of shakesp~are and H.
W. VI. Dittenhoeffer There in ali ahou,
twenty past masters present The lodge called of
but a committee IL at work 10 prepare an entertain
ncrt 10 celebrate the sO0th commuaca ton and the
fortfeth anniversary of the lodge. which will take
place on September 2s in the Commandery Room