New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-18
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARRIE,

Americus Lodge gave the first dc gree. w WILL
DONG II in exceeding good manner The lodge had !
a coed attendance Of Its own members and many
Daniel Carpenter Lodge gave the second degree In
i its usual good form W William H. Collins pre-
Ing visit Past Masters Jaime Pcubert and clover
assisted in the work
Greenwich Lodge had four candidates for the sec
ond degree, which was conferred in excellent style
py W. Bro Fred Slack who presided in the s East
Lodge, and many OF the regulars"
NJ. w John w. Viooman. Past Grand Master, has
again been honored by being elected president OF
this important office he made one OF his charac-
teristically good speeches at the Hotel Waldorf
denim any man Examine every candidates char
acter fairly Il you find him wanting in anyth ing
balances
last stated communication Bro orival Q. Clark
Senior Warden of the lodge, presided In the East,
accuracy with which he rendered the work. There
was good attendance of members and several VS.
United Brothers Lodge at its regular commune commune
cation last "Wednesday night conferred the he see9nd
East, was congratulated on the excellent manner n
which the work was rendered. also the YOUNG a amo
who did exceedingly well
Excelsior Lodge had four candidates for the first
In the East, was well supported by his subordinate
officers especially Brother William X ipen9am,
"a manner which reflected great credit on all who
participated in the ceremonies.
Scotia Lodge worked the first degree with W.
Adam Hill in the East. Past Master Scheyer pre-
scented the Apron. and w: White explained Ide
ance, the usual good work and NJ ty ah a, apUye
all the usual good feeling and harmonious Masonic
spirit in all the work Of Scotia Lodge.
Brother Charles II. Heyzer Past Master OF Chan
cellor Walworth Lodge and well known IN oco(.ISh
ke circles $, as M bas S beer ne
tied as Grand Representative 10 the Grand Lodge
Warden. All hail Right Worshipful Sir
National Lod e conferred the second degree on
two candidates. W. Bro. Max c. Baum presided IN
the East during the first section and Bro Harry
NJ Levy during the second section. The degree was
conferred with cormendabe zeal and dignity n
ways throrg the rooms OF this popular lodge
Commonwealth Lodge on last Tuesday, evening
tees, Wor Bro Bamber in the East Bro. samuel
Crook. who was raised less than year ago, acteG
delivered the Middle Chamber lecture in manner
which reflected great credit upon himself and honor
Independent Royal Arch Lodge No. gave the
first degree in very digniied and Impressive mn
doing the entire degree while W Brother Berry,
Of Gramercy Lodge, acted as Senior pea, n
and VS. Holde, Bristol and Aslhof were among
those present
Master, conferred the third degree in fine style.
Past Masters Luigi Cardani Maresca ana foun ,
large attendance Of members and visitors Amois
the latter were many distinguished Engiish11speak-
ing brethren. r. w James Z. Gillie r. W. Nlulah
II. Miller and others were among these
Benevolent Lodge had three candidates for ot me
third degree last Weanesd W night iark1ess M.
ter who was ably assisted by ms suborndas' 90, 90,
work being rendered with proper solemnity, dignity
and impressveness. There was good alleHua"ce
OF many prominent brethren.
Darcy Lodge held It's regular communication at
Masonic Hall last Monday night Bro J. ;. FL
Hos and
class of candidates. There was sopd attendance
OF members and several visiting brethren. am9ns
whom there much favorable comlnen: on me
excellent manner in which the degree was con-
fcrred.
Centennial gavo the first degree, with W. Henry
Iippman in the East and W. Aaron St'rn pIts5eine-
ing o6! the apTS 6n " Ander rs OF Star Of CUBA "
Bleyer, Of King Solomon; r. w Matthew IayyIcoiT,
Wvatb WaIlock Eckert and Holde. OF Centennials
own there were Past Masters hulbrie OpPehhe'lh
and Marx.
Copestone Lodge No Gal held its regular commqni-
cation Masonic Hall last WedneSday mgr Nav NV
Mcolino. who presided in the East. This lodge IS
noted for the excellence Of It's work the en- i ~
of it's members and the cordIa manner III W5c he
welcomes visiting brethren. The ATTENDANCE on llis
occasion was unusually large the lodgeroom oeins Ems
crowded to Overlooking. and deep interest Was
evinced in the ceremonies
Worth Lodge No 90 Bro. James w. Downing
M Man and hf Conferred the third degree on
GERS in their respective stations ana tle ~
gree conferred with solernnlty ana
ness owing the unfavorable weather, the at
in this lodge but the deficiency IN nunpeIs W.
more than made up by the enthusiasm when pre-
vailed among those present
Charity Lodge No ~ conferred the third degree
in full ceremonial and with much celia, LAST FRIDAY
night W Nelson cq6b c d def sS'f fb bi
torical lecture There was a great gathering OF OF
see and be seen very large delegation from Cen
tenniai Lodge. headed by the Master, W Henry
branrht CentenniaIs trained Feliowcraft, VINO as
sisted in the second section with excellent eject.
Gave Lodge No 7 r. W j. Stewart 1gbn WiI oG5
Master attended divine service last Sunday even
ing at S 4aTds GP6GdoR Forty y4f The Re-
Josenh REYNOLDS the rector, preached an excellent
fIaes Ms $50 Let there ssO be sh Both
turned out very numerously. Constantine com,
as escoft. and Several Sir knights from Bethlehem
and York turned out with the Sir knights
much bo" sc hGd esd With full lice ceremonas " William
A. Johnson presided, r. W. Henry - Prgser,
tools and r. W. David Gimer gave the historical
lecture All was done in exceeding sG01 i n} 6s ana
gushed nclHdng rSe2e Ssa ao
from Aq b E0qse " Henri Philips OF True
Craftsnien's Lodge: Burrows. OF Ocean; Loughlin;
of Author and Lotus's Past Masters carter anu
The sublime degree OF Master Mason was con con.
ferrcd in Gramercy Lodge No. 81 by john a. sly;
u The Master was pleased TO ,, greet from aT FS.
assemb Id espSeifB rS B@nnet o. Ocean Lodge
ppresented the working tools Among the many
ryisitors present were the following W. BROS.
sharp and Eichelberg. of Scotia; w. Bro Bennett.
of ocean; W. Bro. Anderson, Of star or Cuna; W;
Rro NIcolino OF Copestone; W. Bro. Mayers. OK
Greenwich; ". Bros Ketterer, Wade. BrockWay'
and Cullinan of Gramercy.
Albion Lodge at its regular communication last
Monday night conferred the first degree W. Bro.
Henry NJ Bristol presided in the East. IN IN.
orcss sion r w Bro. Claudids +. Beatty, District
Henutv Grand Master OF the Fourth Masonic DIS,
irct made his official visit and was acc panied
b,, a large delegation of Masters and Past Masters
The representative Of the Grand Master are, aiter
sting address which listened TO with marked
attnnifon The lodgeroom was crowded, there Delhs
number OF visiting brethren who were
Cordially welcomed by W. Bro. Bristol
organized for the protection OF its members
Mosonry has extended It's influence over many