New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-12
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.


Siuyvesant Lodge worked the third degree. WIS
Ludwig and Laird were among the visitors.
Palestine Lodge worked the first degree in the
presence of number of distinguished brethren
Howard Lodge did the third degree. ". John T.
visitors
Acacia Lodge worked the first degree. W. Berry
Alexander McClclland and J. S. Miller were among
the visitors
NATIONAL Lodge conferred the first degree, The
ready to assist
Arcana Lodge worked the first degree W. Logan oSi
w. Guest was among the visitors.
Is Ledge had no work but spent
received and greeted many visitors
La Union Francois conferred the second degree.
our French brethren are very earnest and devoted
Park Lodge worked the first degree last Tuesday;
w. Kennedy and Clark. Sharp. OF Scotia, and
Wood. of Cornthan. were among the visitors.
W. Edward NJ L. Ehers gave the the hstorica lecture.
The lodge visited by many Masters and i. Ms.
Livngst9n Lodge worked the second degree last
Ocean. presented the working tools The Lodge had
an excellent attendance
Sentia Lodge on Wednesday evening April s,
held Its regular communicaion and conferred the
in the
Adelphi Lodge No 2s gave the first degree w.
William L. Swan presided. assisted by w; Love
Isaacs and others.
Charter Oak held It's stated meeting last Wednes-
inexperienced with dignity zeal and ability-was
the comforting of the second degree.
t.. Emanuel Lodge BENJAMIN b Levy, Master held
work OF the evening earnestly and impressivey
ferred the second degree on full team with large
Charity and sharp Of Scotia occupied seats in the
east.
charity Ledge conferred The 5s
the apron w. owens explained the working tools.
r. W. Joseph Lane also assisted. Charity was well
attended as this lodge always is.
F. Mslioch IN the East ". WET. Of Radiant.
Hiram, presented the apron " Huntington Knapp
NJ. II. Reed Cunningham and Young also assisted.
John Hancock Lodge No. 70 held a pleasant
business was transacted. Several propositions OF
good material were handed In, with more TO come.
This old lodge of the fourth district is working up.
Maimonides Lodge held its stated communication
Masonic Hall last Wednesday night. The work
OF the evening was the first degree. which con-
ferred in a very creditabe and painstaking manner.
There was good attendance of members and WIS.,
itors.
Neptune Lodge gave the first degree W. Hale
presided. W Williams presented the apron. and
an esteemed Past Master of Neptune. was welcomed
on his temperance in the lodge after his recent
Richardson presided. There good attendance
hiscPy 10 Be esieSrasa p the future ~4sh
Tribune.
York Lodge conferred the first degree. W. Evans.
Master. The s, ", fro. Hegeman presided during
Of York was on hand as usual r. W. Scott. r. W
Patterson and w. Barnes wcnzel Hollian Hitch
cock ard Barnes.
Evangelist Lodge No geo conferred the first de-
gree in good form W Oscar Rose PRESIDED assisted
Robert Dickey, KNIT l.. Johnson and many others
Evangelist will have reunion next month. for which
a committee Is making arrangements.
Dover Lodge No. CG6 OF Dover Pains. y. Y. at
the regular communication on April 2 worked the
F Fst fSr pfesded With e. John efo in
west At the next regular communica ton Apri,
l6 the second degree will be given.
Republic Lodge gave the first degree In very
impressive manner with w. Hennig in the East
Richards, OF Eastern Star 10. 22i; Greenville ana
Lipman: of Dover Lodge No. 6s6: Barber. OF No
$50: McGrath. Of Concord. and others assisted.
Independent Lodge had a good meeting The first
degree was given in good manner. W. Folsom pre-
apron. W Dose explained the working tools. ana
W. Phillip Joseph. OF P!att. Lodge. acted as H.
Miller and others were present and well pleased
with the work.
Thursday evening. W; Joel $. Mason presided; Past
Masters Iackey. Richard L. Gibbs. Senior Rev.
b any h Ha4 ada SoS Of the
and energetic Master Next Thursday Crescent viii
with the ladies and friends OF the members
Al a, the annual dinner OF Ancient Lodge NO 72i
master Of the lodge. entertained with musical selec
NJ L. Ehiers, r. w. Charles r Dumve, n. w. John
W. Jenkins and b H. W. Sackett. W. $. G. Bedell
was toastmastei The evening was a very enjoyable
one.
At. the last meeting of Aurora Grata Lodge No
Chamber by s. D. John Fyfe At the next meeting
on Tuesday next. the third degree viii be conferred.
deliver the historical lecture. and important posi-
tons will be filled BY prominent members Of The
welcome awaits visiting brethren
cDnegC1e Iodse had S very IL 4 Gomm"n
sided in the east. and conferred the secont degree
on two candidates in a very earnest ana efhcicn,
and visitors. Among the latter were W. Bro Ais
dorf, Of Gramercy, and W; Bro sharp, Of Scotia
Lodge entertained the brethren with some very fine
singing.
1t was the st n meenr held at Maonc Ha and
the brethren celebrated the removal In behtting
presentation 10 the W. Master jerks Of very hand;
some apron by the members X W Eloest crandal
ing. The first degree given in good form ".
Brennan presented the working tools and W smi'h
the apron.
northern Lodge no q S NsNark ocS ,5 L. had
were representative Masons present from all over
a s and evening at which time seven caod
dates received the fellowcraft degree. Wednesday
The NJ w. Grand Master and his Distinguished as
sistants were present.
Hope Lodge conferred the third degree in good
form and in the presence of a very large number
of deeply interested brethren. The main atirac-
ton. aside from the usual desire Of VISITING Hope
Lodge the announcement made in last sun
days Tribune that w. Isaac Fromme would deliver
the historical lecture w. Halliday presided In the
opening. II. w. Campbell presented the working
tools and w. Washington Alexander. Collins Of
Monitor, and La Quewer assisted in the floor work.
Scion Lodge worked the third degree. The lodge
had exceptionally large attSndance even for
Dr. Trech explained the working tools. Il. w.
Osterland d. d.. Of the twsnty-eighth district,
Daid the lodge unofficial visit. u. w. Luca
Erancia was also among the many visitors az
we're r. w. Ferdinand Weller. Fisher. Janicke ana
,wai,,e Masters from as many German lodges IL
49, an excellent meeting. and the work was done