New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-15
LODGE NOTES.
THE ro1LERs IN MASONIC ouARR1Es

tors.
Chancellor waworth Lodge conferred the third
degree. W. Herbert. of Pacific and Ellison, OF Mani
tou. were among the visitors.
,h Henry Cay Lodge gave the first degree Among
Joseph. of Piatt. and Davis, of Tecumseh.
Mum Lodge gave the second degree with w John OH
Magnre In the East jordan at tie desk and Wv w
Stuyvesant Lodge conferred the first degree. w.
l-aird explained the working too.s r. w: j. Stew
| good attendance.
An Monitor Lodge. W. Giles Rae Master, met Tues
day ews sin NO candidates appearing much rou.
| spent after the lodge had closed.
rs ST. Johns Lodge No; l gave the first degree. vi
| W; Stockviss explained the working tools The
lodge was well attended and the work was we'll
| Grameroy Lodge w. Alsdorf Master. worked the
first degree s. W. John A Sly corferring the de-
work ' "''' " '
Mo0 af Sasf N STesS gave &c ss5s
Bethel, presented the apron. Among the many visit
| chusetts
Charter Oak Lodge gave the second degree, with
W. Bush in the East and Bro sprague of Excelsior
was well attended, and much interest was shown IN
Neptune Lodge conferred the third degree in good
Horb Sar BY " ob M03 a d. ssH OF
| sisted In the work.
York York Lodge worked the second degree With W.
onet ES by Hsa
c c ' and R. w. NJ D. Getty t"s ''''' w "
Risiped the y Working soss r. Wright Of Ssntls;
ker, Dose and Russell also assisted.
Montauk Ledge No 2s5 conferred the third degree
ad the S the
10 this lodge was well carried out ana called ior'h
the hearty commentator OF visitors.
Soomons Lodge No. 1876. of Tarrytown. was hon
ored by an official visit Of the d. d. of the Ninth,
r. W. Moses d. Getty There was no work, but a
guished brother and other visiting brethren
Lafayette Lodge conferred the third degree, W.
the Master acted as S D " Collins OF Hiram; c,
Connecticut. and others were present
Orion Lodge No III RECEIVED the representative Of
manner ma : that showed the esteem in Witch NJ W
Bro. Stewart is held in the Third District A pleas
social ewsHHs and the w Of of s
large basket Of magnificent pink roses.
On Amsns X evening ~ NJ H'HS snr NJ
sisted By w Bro F. par,TdEc 49, of F ibS
drst degree upon two promising candidates. Armenia
Lodge is one of the best working lodges outside the
city OF Poughkeepsie in Duchess County.
| keystone Lodge gave the first degree, w. Hall In
the East assisted by W. Warren {. Bennett. who
Lodge Murray, of Cambridge Lodge; VS. William
acted as Senior Deacon p NJ Mclaughlin also
sisted
Darcy Lodge gave the second degree. with w
of M Maimonides. Hode Of Shakespeare and p Ms
oo@Cn a Me wre wi IN nro an"
conducted the candidates through ne middle cham
Der passage in excellent form. elicng the hearty
applause OF all the brethren present.
Howard Lodge No. IS gave the first degree with
W. John T. Smith in the East W. Holmes pre-,
tal fh. ople and
Euclid. the apron There were also present W,
Titus Of AlbIon D., Gaige Of AdeP a M"G9gi5 Of
Balm. OF Manitoba W Fred r. House gave elo
quent and exhaustive explanation OF The first degree
Croton Lodge No 36s al Brewster conferred the
third degree and received the Official visit Of X W
NJ. D. Getty, y. p of the Ninth District w VII
OF the Grand Master with cordial greeting. and
after the Sn h @
Fully sixty Masters and Past Masters were pres
ent.
Seventh, r. e. William J. Mathews. 7. u. u.
David Kay introduced the distinguished represen-
Thomas Moore. Val s;chneider McClelland and Mi
Ter Of k koGse Wey e. cSpelOne
the b. b.
POS located in Brooklyn. signazed by con
ferrns the second degree Ths Maser W. kgn
sented by w. HamlIn. Of GreenpoHt lodse. The
Eas, was occupied by nnmH YER Of fo Snsaihed
Rose and Van ValkenbeTg The candidates were
deacon. Bro John II. Mills.
Washington Lodge No; p had real old fashioned
gala night w qhp bs GFana rns M
evening he presented each OF the officers hand
some apron the GIT Of a the Master VI MacS Saye
him good and succnct advice with special reference
20 new stspf under the present regime and viii soon
take Its old place In the front ranks OF the lodges
Of the Fourth District
oJ,,o ha hir1 1fpr
is TO be complimented for the smooth ana entirely
satisfactory manner in which the several onicerS
full in attendance. and have shown the deepest In
seen 1T Bao
and is proud of them. and has every reason to be
s annual eDiertanment and ball to be Rca
Lyric Hall on April l.. The committee IN charge OF
enthusiastic of the young members. who are sparng
no trouble ana expense to make this eclipse all pre-
Cornthian Lodge No ass conferred the third de-
gree. The lodge was suddenly called up and the
entire membership OF the Square Club marched In;
W. Robert Aud pleasantly greeted them All among
memb her were d ,b yen Snd Wh Wh
called to the East said that he was not here as the
away with end all ranks ieveled: where all are
Masonry and for the best Interest Of the seventh
o0s WeWR Of Radsn gave the
historical lecture. r. ". David Kay, Afieck. smi-
ley and others assisted.
tory OF this lodge, was held in the Doric Room on
Monday 9th inst. Every seat was occupied
and standirs room was very much In de-
mand. The work the Third Degree. and
was conferred by the active Past Masters
upon class OF five. The historical lecture was de-
livered by II. w. George Burnham. jr in his own
very happy style. During the evening w. Bro.
Gardner welcomed II. w. Bros. Reid. Tom Moore.
Afieck. Fred House. Hastings. Of Newburgh. with
a large delegation: Wilson. Van Pet and Sharlow.
Of Ocean together with 4. w Bros C1itcherson.
ard Starr OF Excelsior. w. Bro Gardner extended
the thanks Of the lodge for the magnificent at
tendance and he Is to be congratulated for what
must long be known a red letter night In the
history of this famous lodge.
AT the last communication Of Republic Lodge. :he
bretnren and visitors delighted with the
explanation OF the symbols Of the Middle Chambers
r Foster of Acanthus No. 49, Brooklyn, that their
appreciation thereof made manifest by rising
well- ned aDDrObatiOn