New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-13
LODGE NOTES.

| Henry Clay Lodge gave the first degree. There
was a good attendance OF members and visitors
Nun Lodge worked the second degree; and Ola ]
well. too Everybody was pleased win 'he sooN
prospects OF the lodge
Union Francois began work for the seas9n las
Saturday. and expects TO have much Masohl-
labor during the coming season
Ancient Lodge. No 72i conferred the nrst degres gre
! There were many members and man 'is"orS' "ooo
work and great enthusiasm prevailed
St John Lodge held very pleasant and socia
communication arranging for Or, the coming season
Constitution Lodge opened last Tuesday evening
! r " Robert l.. Wright and Henry Van Minden
! and W Joseph Of Piatt. were among the VISITORS
! Benevolent Lodge No Is began Masonic work
sisted by VS. Hll.son Padwell Pierce, Swan and
X w Elwood.
session several propositions were received. r. W.
Allan Williams made "a friendly cah, ana the WORN
goes bravely on
Corlnthian Lodge gave The second degree The
Master w Robert Aud MAS assisted BY Past Mas
OF members and VISITORS
Emanuel lodge gave the second degr .rso, W
sch and Sharp. OF Scotia: Much routine business
was transacted. Emanuel Lodge Is IN good FORM
for the coming season
Worth Lodge resumed labor Friday night with
the first degree. W. jerks, the popular Master,
presided and welcomed the brethren back TO their
numbers Tor the first night
Neptune Lodge No 81 worked the first degree
W Hale in the East. Most Venerable George W:
Thurber ready TO fill any station, occupied
the Junior Warden's seat. Pas; Masters Black
burn and Crickerson also assisted
Crescent Lodge opened the season with the second
degree w. Joel S. Mason presided assisted by me
Past Masters Of the lodge Many dls,insuisned
very hopeful outlook for the coming season
Astor Lodge began Its work last Thursd i IN, The
10 their Masonic home, and congratuiated mem
upon the fact that they were all In good health anu
readv 10 90 10 work for the best interest OF Astor
True craftsman's Lodge began its Masonic work
of the season WIN rne mrs. hart 70 The lodge and
had a kind word for each OF his many distinguished
visitors. The apron was presented by fast Master
w Sim Lion
National Lodge conferred the first degre at its
opening night. " Rosenberser presided c pasi
Mere in attendance r w Henry Won Minden n,. tx,
planned the working tools. w Swan OF Adeiphi
Rethcl Lodge began Masonic labor with the hrst
degree ". Malloch. The master presided W.
tools; W Cunningham presented the apron, sand ana
Knapp and Bagule also attended
York Lodge conferred the third degree at Us open
Ing night W Master Evans presided assisted by
Past Pa Masters Frederick z. Barnes lansing; Wen
cal lecture i'm excellent manner X W. W illam n
Thomson and NJ d. Getty were among the visitors
Mefropolitan Lodge No 27s. opened its doors. for
he season There no work. The death OF an
esteemed member Brother ia Mcneil sr was an
" WiIIiam Fowler. IN. venerable Past Master,
spoke for the departed brother W. Master Com
stock pft-lH''.
ua,monIdes Lodge opened with the hrst degree
O. ID With an excellent attendance OF mempers W
s anu salmon the master. presided. An entertain
-, and ball will be given by this lodge on NO
nsnt +, isai for which ella borate preparations
venue rogrnss The members enthusiastically
iortinr for the success OF this affair
putnam Lodge conferred the second degree M
a. ~ q, stated communication w Bro vaughan
presided during the first section and W Bro ool-
u. 81 Hiram Lodge during the second section
I,.s' Ganter of Acacia Lodge. acted az Senior
~ This well-Anown elocution!st performed
cha rnber work in excellent style Among
W visi,ors was W. Bro. John H. Loudon. OF
Templar Lodge.
,,.,rarnid Lodge was duly opened by the Master. |
~ tann.s II Kennedy who called the Junior |
Va. len Bro Thomas j. Watt, to the East 10 |
" The mrs, degree which was done In excel
,ent form and with much care ana exactness w. |
a. rn OF Scotia and W. Kopp OF Columbia. both /
od icrif,cs OF the work watched the young crafts
man in the East with much interest. and found
him very proficient.
Greenwich Lodge had the second degree. with
"a Richardson in the East and Past Master Mers