New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-28
LODGE NOTES.
THE roILERs IN MASONIC ouARRrEs.

Mefropolitan had a pleasant communication, anu
transacted routine business only.
Mystic Lodge gave the third degree. W. Albert
MaXneld among the visitors
Enterprise with W Bro. Palmer In the East,
conferred the third degree fun class.
Naval Lodge with W. Bro. Holmes In the East
conferred the second degree on one candidate.
Kelly. Of United states. was among tho visitors.
ST. Johns Lodge w. Philips. Master. held Its
stated meeting on Thursday night There was no
work.
Prince of Orange Lodge had work, spent
very pleasant social hour. and then called of TO
September.
Emanuel Lodge conferred the first degree on, two
candidates last Wednesday night. W. Bro Levy
presided in the East
Ancient had candidate for the third degree;
": Bro. Fulton in the East This lodge has called
off for the summer
Doric Lodge gave the SECOND degree with good si
attendance. r. w. Bro Huse, of the Sixth. paid
the lodge unofficial visit
York Lodge worked the third degree W. Evans,
the Master, surrounded by Past Masters Scott,
Wenzel. Holian Hitchcock. Orick and Cieary
Centennial Lodge, at Its regular communication
1--WE candidates W. Bro Iappmann presided N the
East.
Corlnthan Lodge CIV. Bro Aud in the EasD con-
ferred the first degree three candidates Among
Woods
Mum Lodge at its regular communication last
Thursday night conferred the second degree. W.
Bro Mcguire presided in the East and had many
visitors.
Chancellor Waworth had full class for the the
third degree. W. Bro Sewell presided Am;o9ns the
Visitors were II. w. CndrieS H. NOA anu W. '4V.
Vaughn.
Mamondes Lodge held its regular commnncation
W. Bro Salmon presided The work Of the even
with zeal dignity and precision.
Lafayette Lodge No. "a conferred the third degree
W. Penny presided assisted by ii. Aten and r. w.
Frederick j. Mgan VINO gave the historical lect-
w Bowen. of No g. also assisted
Albion Lodge gave the second degree. w. Titus
presided. W. Moore explained the working toos;
The lodge had the usual So9d al n ana d
ode rred he first with w.
Campbell in the East. W. Dlckey,. of Nassau pre-
Working ct tools bis. ". Laird and Berry also assisted
w;h Y MsIs:la IN the Eaf v %atsei %li;ians
Brown, OF oxford. and many others in attendance
Emanuel Lodge conferred the first deSree: ". n.
ably given i've n BY the s. M Bro Hman The lodge
Maimanides Lodge closed very successful sea-
with the first degree Several propositions were
was ve s9 large attendance ana the sethren
seemed enjoy the work and the meeting.
gree t on aiC Tuesday night w. Bro Hall with the able
excellent form. Among the visitors was W. Bro
Bennett of Ocean Lodge
Manitou Lodge met. but. having no work, made
preparations how TO spend the summer VACATION
saroei sherreck Moore. Nelson futile and "
Fairbanks. of Concord No. 80
Charter oak, w. Bro. Bush in the East conferred
the second degree at It's stated meeting. There was
a good attendance. and the work was performed in
a manner which reflected great credit on all who
took part in the ceremonies.
Knickerbocker Lodge. W. Bro. Smith presiding
stated meeting last TUESDAY night There vas
fair attendance and the work was performed WIN
zeal. dignity and impressiveness.
Sylvan Grove Lodge held well-attended meet
ing The third degree was conferred by the Pas;
Master Of the odgs D ~ J9sn u ssc nSqST
by r: W. Peter r. Gatens. p d. d. Of the Sixth
District.
Master ae John Also Aisorf presided w. Hude' the As
sstant Grand Lecturer. explained the working iools
s asa s. d. 1 cOndHcins the canddscs STon4h
ceremony in a very impressive manner.
usual enthusiasm. W. Rosenberger presided and X.
W. Giliie gave the historical lecture. There were
gsmps W. Of and Maa nd
hosts of Masters and Past Masters
True Crafsman's Lodge wound up the season VIII
the third degree W; Philips, the MaSts7; TTesslded
in the first and second sections and K j. Solo,
Ta oH the fs Esh was among the many Ssors
also W Lippman Lewis Meriz. Lion and Monnell.
win W joel Mason the Master n the East and
and VS. Gibbs. Ferrier, Rouse. Perkam. Alderman
and Frank A. Hunter.
Howard Lodge did excellent work Friday night
W. John r. Smith was in the East. The J. W,
Conferred the degree W Rudolph Hoide acted as
$. W and Bro. A. E. Klein was seated in the South;
work in every part.
Templar Lodge conferred the third degree with
" James b; Chile in the historical lecture, end
with crowded " sa but Mat RU9s s no. WTs hs
paid the lodge visit and presented the working
tools. Templar will meet all summer
the d eET SSs' s Tas?n
r. W Cric6ersan explained the working, tools. R.
and T w. hoPnb"ry We're in attendanc Inc w9r
no o1p
september. '''|
Monitor Lodge held Its regular computation at
first degree, conferred in manner which reflected
MONIES. There was a good attendance of mem
bers and visitors. Among the latter were r. W.
Bro. Elwood and W. Bro. Hotmer.
Neptune Lodge had gala night, The third de-
gree was on The trestleboardl Y Master Hale pre-,
Marmro Lodge, explained the working tools. There
were present deegatcns from Marmro Lodge No.
Kelly and " Thurber. Crichemen, blackburn,
Of Tny n Of Of o sS 90
The bike" has struck Mecca Temple Where IS
this thing going to end? wheel man cu5 has
Temple. and all the Nob.es of the Mystic Shrine
will ride "a wheel TO the meetings, and they VII
ra ing be boed u bat there viii be NO aas Off
in the ranks of this new club Of Nob.es
Bethel Lodge worked the first degree. ". Nal
presented the apron, and W. wyeth, Of Radiant
ent ". William H. Collins. Of Daniel Csrrerter
Lodge Martin H. Reed, Cunningham, Orion, Hunt /
ington Young Knapp and others The 5. W,
Bro. William d. Nieley conferred the degree in +
excellent manner. showing study and care in the /
working
Darcy Lodge gave the first degree In the alb /
sence Of DR.. Poneroy, the Master, the Senior war
den. L. S Frebourg, presided. and j. w. Robert |
Kanter was In the West These young brethren /
showed by their work that they have paid proper /
attention TO their duties officers OF Darcy W. /
Buddlngton presented the apron. and w. Islior r. /
Cohen explained the OF the working tools. while
W William A. Miller (.)arcy Miler) occupied a seat
in the East ready to assist II needed
independent Lodge met Saturday night. There |
being no work. W. Folsom. the Master, called upon !
the Masonic talent. so abundant In 49, for some
entertainment. and W. Walter l.lnde- /
never ever ready gave a very interesting lecture