New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-10
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARn1rs

w. j.
ger and reelected the old standby. W. Edgar r
stewart. Secretary.
sn psrfec ASHER Lodge reelected W NJ Geenb
en- and D. Anleck being the installing officers as
sisted by Past Master Lasker. acting az Marshal
Shakespeare gave the first degree with W. Isaac
Miner in the East, assisted by ". Asher motifs
and W. Rothchild. W. c. Anderson Of Star OF
OF Emanuel Lodge was among the many visitors
w ads5hi ,h hodse No a. Charles s. Conner Master
sened the and Master sTnn pre-
working tools. Among others in attendance were
, OF Republic. ~ '
Americus Lodge No. 5S5. w. William r. Relyea
Master. conferred the second degree. The lodge
Deacon Bro. Joseph D. Hart who conducted the
candidates through the Middle Chamber The en-
new year with the first degree and with the same
Hama Of Independent Lodge. presented the apron.
anc fast Master Paul Keys explained the working
| the work.
hope Lodge was full of buzz" full Of enthusiasm
a9 be fn a Of members and visitors TUESDAY night
me third degree. and the old Master w. Edward
r.. Hailiday gave the historical lecture, forget
besdes ali the Past Masters OF Hope
were on hand.
:, Kane Lodge No. i54 gave the first degree with
, ,is new Master and Wardens and with the many dis
linsuished Past Masters present. ". John w sisson
! cellent form. Past Master Stewart presented the
,Ss snTSn tools and nv Th9ss Of Reubs Lodge
Brown. Andrews and others were present.
fine N Lodge S gave the third degree with
Past Master r. W Adolph G G"tzseil presided din in
the first and second sections. and W. John Whclan
gave the historical lecture. Brother Andrew Per-
mel explained the working tools. all of which was
good attendance. VIZ " "
Pacific Lodge gave the second degree In excel
lent lent form, W. southick Hilbert presiding The
Sin 0l tne evening was the excellence of the
| u.hn
iine IN his oraorical flights r. w. Isaac b. Con
tools The Committee on Entertainment for next
i Eas.sr mas already been appointed. and usual
| brother Hunter heads the list.
New-York Lodge No 330 with It's usual harmony
and good feeling, advanced Senior Warden J.. III
SAKE to the East, elected Brother Thomas f. Bro
gan son or Fast Master John J. BrOgan, to the
Nest. and seated Brother Hill Junior Warden
and Teasnrf and secretary Brothers
e,ained IN their respective places. which both have
hiied to the great satisfaction of all the members.
Golden Rule Lodge had gala night Wednesday.
the order of business hand being the nstalla
OF officers. which was performed by r. w. J. Stew
| Tor which this earnest craftsman Is known. w.
a, nSiden s and sr the w. Pae, rs all
Rule ana many distinguished brethren. who all
| It's prosperous condition.
City Lodge No. 4os gave the first degree. with It's
new W. Master .s " F. O. Middlebrook In the East.
W Alfred Patek in the South w. Master Collins.
or Hiram presented the apron. and r. w NJ. Dit
ander McCleand among the many visitors
city Lodge starts the Masonic year with bright
new officers. as well as of its old Past Masters.
sesoSd Lodge . the year with the
| although this his first appearance in the East
there was not the slightest sign of any nervousness
mer, made decided hit in his lecture at the
various passages through the ceremony OF the de-
with the successful work of ali the new officers
D. William Franklin Pruette entertained the breth-
again during this Masonic year
Piatt Lodge worked the first degree w. Spencer.
S MTesdns but here is Ehns
ne ana o when hen he Teached the East he was
headed by the Master. w. Wallace and Past Mas.
Is nd bd ns y ssn ten hss5s
BroTa and Morrison Of vertas Lodge Patterson
Of Normal, and Proudman. of Plat.
Republic Lodge No $50 opened the new years
wSp by 'hs seo0 %1n at las!
warde s na s h by his Senior
Patterson the Junior Warden. The rendition of
the n, dee rev was in Republics good form and ae
Being as bTan aas as gave apy of b 81
prominent eTedecessors were. The Legends Of Of
w Bro. Mortimer. of Ivanhoe Lodge.
a a NS y sh ii. into bqa "a
gree The new Master. VI. f. s Tate presidei like
veteran and did all the work himself. although he
X.
GTeger Peter r. Gasns and WIS tema en,S Gase
ceedingly well especially the Senior Deacon,
John s Hill. whose delivery is very fine. During
he takes In his new office and the work and duties
degree In the usual good form long since establish d
IN this lodge. No specials" are permitted here.
chine-made Masons are turned from the doors OF
Eastern Star; the members of this good lodge are
by each other and, above ALL by Masonry in all its
and Is dWg psented the A b ocers
were present am, and large attendance Of members
lam Hevenor A. X. Robertson and John H. Meyer
holz were also present.
Humboldt Lodge No. 52 had The special honor of
having It's officers installed by the Grand Master
assisted by the Grand Marshal The retiring Mas
ter Herman Levy was highly comPlimented
Of this lodge. and the incoming Master. w. S
Schwartzman. received full assurance of the same
hearty support accorded his predecessors
on behalf Of the brethren OF Humboldt NJ w
John Stewart presented the retiring Master with
banquet toas,s and replies were In order. II. w.
desssa The h 'e'"'' and others ad
Polar Star Lodge began the new year with the
first degree. W Frank l.. Hamilton presided doing
of the working tools. which very credtably per
formed by w Conner, the new Master Of Adelph
r. W. William II. Miller were in attendance There
were also present among the many visitors W; Thee
painful received that the popular
tary. w. w. Williamson. had met with serious
accident iniuring his eye. All the brethren
pressed their profound sorrow at this. together with
the hope of his speedy recovery.
There a good attendance last Wednesday night
the first meeting of the year Continental Lodge
No 2s7. and w. Bro. William n johnson was much
pleased thcrcat. The second degree worked
three entered apprentices. and the Middle
Chamber lecture was finely rendered by the new
s. D., Bro. Frank T. Galloway. ". Bro. w. II.
jerks. OF Worth. explained the working tools and
r. w. John w. Allison OF Atlas assisted. Among
tbnc. l. n.
Secretary: w Bros Miguel de Rena. Of Hon
radez Lodge No. o. Madrid Spain: Ludwig of
Tccumseh; f. NJ. Bingham of WATERFOWL and
Benjamin A. Sheldon. OF Continental
ST. Cece Lodge No. '6s conferred the second de-
gree. The VI. &. Lecture was given by W. Bro.
Goyan and was attentively listened Among
those present n. w. Bro. Rocker. w Bros.