New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-20

ing study and desire to be proficient In al the ds
tails Of the WORK, ws, Boscowitz; William A;
in attendance, and evinced much interest in the
work and in the affairs OF the lodge.
Scotia Lodge gave the first degree. The Master.
w. Alexander Sharp. assisted by DR.. Burdick
of Euclid Lodge. Brooklyn, who presented ne
who explained the working tools. There were also
present W Campbell Of Normal Lodge Richie ana
J.. D. d David KAY
Easton Star Lodge No 227 opened last Wednes
day with an excellent attendance. The Senior
Warden, Charles w Shaw. presided. \ telegram
from the summer residence at Lenox OF the Mas
ter. W Robert Rich ards. read, regretiing his
rem r. W Robert L. Wright made one OF his
pleasant social calls TO the Lodge prior TO his Of
fetal visit. which will take place during next
month.
At St Cecile No. 5ss. Tuesday afternoon last
the second degree was conferred upon full
ture in the NJ G. was given by W b. Charles
A. ;no Gova Mn in his wel-known brilliant manner
lent: Glenn: of Justice Hotmer of cOpestone;
Ter Of Antiquity; Morse. Jacoby. Govan and Cur
TN, OF ST. Cecie. During refreshment. Bro Carl
sell gave some organ music On the 18th inst. the
second degree will be again conferred.
ers ,,, ge opened Its hosPita6le doors for the
George w. Brown the Master. in an eloquent ad-
attentive TO the lodge and its work during the
ing season. and keep the good name OF Kane Lodge
Umpire state. Among the many visitors K.
W; Elwood r. W. Theophilus Pratt. r. W. Allan
Williams, W. Combe5 and Ogilvey. of Harlem
LodEe; Hardness. of Benevolent. and Past Master
THOMAS r. Stewart. and j. Morris Ward: the lat
Ter presented the working tools In the second de-
gree. which was given in excellent manner
Continental Lodge No Isl had a large attendance
OF members and visitors on last Wednesday even
ing r W. Levi s. Hulse. D. D. G. NJ Of the
sixth District. made his first visit TO his home
Iodge since his appointment. and was warmly
received by the brethren. He introduced by K
". George W. White. Past D. d. G. NJ OF the Sixth
1isfict In his usual eloquent manner, after which
W. william II. Johnson in "A most happy address
conveyed TO the r. W. the pleasure OF the brethren
at the honor conferred by the Grand Master and
pl esented 70 him on behalf Of Continental Lodge
peaurIui ID. ID apron. r. W. Bro. Hulse very feel
lnsly responded thanking the brethren for this
ne" expression OF their Kindness and said IL would
Grammercy Lodge No. So W Bro Alsdorf Mas
YER resumed labor on Monday evening with the
thIrd degree The room was crowded. evidence
OF the popularity OF the present officers The
Worshipfuls and Right Worshipfuls giving each
one VINO entered hearty and cheerful greeting
IN inns ne was ably seconded by his worthy aids
Is an air OF sociabiy strikes the visitor the very
moment he passes the door. which leads him TO
ieel az home Immediately and tends 10 call him
Dack al the next communication of Gramercy
Ihe work with the able assistance of x w Bros
Williams and Roberts. and VS. MAYER Brock
way Huntington and Ketterer. was well rendered
among those present many DISTINGUISHED
Craftsmen notably II. VS. Allan Williams and
William. :. Thompson