New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-21
COMING EVENTS.
DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsTLEBoARps

ON Saturday. November g. La Fraternidad Lqdge
NO 3N wiI confer the first degree (Sco'tsh h''e
work.. 49,, nj
,rct. viii make his official visit to Sylvan Grove
Lodge next Tuesday. iii
cantor f The third degree in fun costume. w. Bro
Blmber cordially invites the craft ,.,,
r. W Walter F. Sykes will make his O1 Taa. vsit
evening W William Higgins is Master.
Naval Lodge No 50 Will have the hrst u mex
done H[,"T Hp 10 date. W NJ Coleman will preside
Centennial Lodge will confer the first degree next
Tuesday evening Wv Henry rd5d atpenaance at the
communication. III,
\ regular communication Of Gramercy Lodge ,l VIII
he held I'm the Corinthan Room. Masonic, hax on
Wondav evening. November o. at o'clock. WORK.
the third degree , .~.or
,oinment and ball Of Hope Lodge NO ~, wiz, VIII
viii he given Wednesday night at the me- Ie odHs
opera House Like all affairs OF this louSe'
will be first class. ,..,.,o-
Tho rext regular communication OF Excelsior
Lodge will be held on Monday evening, NWerder
% lsq, Work: Second degree. senior " d'rtr,
RrotEer william r. Denham. will PRESIDE uu''"e
both sections OF the degree
Concordia Lodge NO 49, Of BuGao VIII The none ener
scc regime OF r. " Brother ChareI brs;b2en OF
me present IN Ma nnGiv eT remc I,f
Affair Chapter No. ~ viii have the Royai A IoI
degree Tuesday. November 90 Inc II; fo ~ b be- good
~ ALL In his he il bravely seconded by F. H.
p Iohn n bennington and all the companions
Metropolitan Chapter no. iS M,l nG,v q.
al iis room No co2 East One-hundred- ana a,nyt
iourth-st. and Thrd,aye al I,s,,ors slways We
the Mark Masters Degree '''''O''
Th. consls,ory Of New.York City VIII hold , reg
mar rendozyous next Tuesday evening Inc t"en.
u,Sib degree, Grand Master Ad Vitsm. VII be
conferred I'm full form Many heinp P1,s,t,on 70
Supreme Council nave s'bU'"'n '
be- present. 49, 49,, ,,.,or .,
York no 81 vii wHs ihS oT e. sir Gf
we lo''i y ," cY,cnds A knightly greeting to air
Tempiar~ The Committee on hecrpn,D" for his
pcrfcctlng the plans and Arrangements 'V' WIS
great event , 49,. ,
clinton commandcry 40. IL will ,ecelve me numU'
Of ysl, from n F. sir warren ,d l." t i, States
ncV wednesday The commentaries OF New i orS
ana R59oEyn n3f sm pGsn i w par'Spa'e
u " stephen G. Bcdell Will make MS olhc ~,
visit True crat,smans LoGss NO NO f him ana royal
welcome bc.des he w NEE; The 1 Phips T the
yrs.e the n. SSHyG,eS samaeI Franktord
and hosts OF good and sturdy Sre,hTGn and
craftsman meets at East flt'y-es"'"''' CIV
~ " John \ sly Ds,rc, Deputy OF the ,. seD-
onth District win make HE 3i,c h Hls' evenins
thew Mcolno and will be escorted h b,h h past Dis
met Depu,ier William ] Wiley Charles H soInss;
Dcmarcst pousherty and Grant, ana AN evening
ana ,s,r,rt Deputy viii Visit Globe Lodge.
And now it's Greenwich Lodge no 70, TO nave ,ex a
Mssss night ,h S9c desy T is on the resc
board for the Past Masters 70 Trss Mss %f.
ara While some OF them are old; Others hesy,.
Ma a. aS Ss i9t the sSa 1900 es
sIouh md fault with the work. the msm nj 5 AZ
10 81 VIII s'S Wnss s!@"S y he " annual entertain
p I%SHn SsN to be sea" an Al AFFAIR
viii he he'd in the Austin Room. Masonic itaIi.
and j M AZ ociccE This occasion
has been apart 70, Past MaS, TER ,ogrn Viii
nh a i%0 "SriSus Stations and follows
N " BRO John, stewart Ma y,rJ r. " B FTo.
james A. ATKINSON Junior warden; w ,t Bro ID 20
G. Titus Senior Deacon W. E srS RarheT
senior Master OF Ceremonies: W. Bro Alexander
Vrceland Junior Master Of Ceremonies
the veteran High Priest Of Mount Zion Chapter:
nS5e 5a oTa S9fS mason TO Of W the state
York duly neorporatSd under the Spw %s o
d nS Of ne yS% Of
chapter No. 2Si. ROYAL Arch Masons in a; sonic
g Twfq, cys5sy November ans X i at ocock
p m. TO do and perform your duty in the selection
and in such other matters as may at that time be
brought before the said Mount Zion onaper bs Iy ey
fiji iigh P frE '''''''''''' ~
was held last Tuesday in Suburban Hail. One-hun-
nra and nbrm Past p Is
G. NJ OF the Sixth Masonic District. on behalf Of
4s oSsS Of S Grand Lodge
framed the oSdT Past Peter OF IVY
lam $ Brabhsm and Assandsr Weir WhS @ were
warded to Wor. Bros George Watson, g. C. WI
% o. reS ShSsS ana am vaon at the conclusion Of
his speech and the Past Masters responded In ap.
TO 1Se eRe among the wSo
participated in refreshments after the meeting meeting
Fogaus. scovIle, Aldritt' Flser. Harris, Wales.
Nash and other members of the craft.
occasion. as the Wor. Master Wilson Taylor S.
tary Frank b. Guest are making special efforts to
make the best Of the year and close the work in
third degree. and r. w r. NJ. J.. Ehlers. Grand
deliver the historical lecture in his usual eloquent
and charming. manner Brothers Courtenay and
musical programme attractive, with their musical
Instruments and meodious voices: and Bro. a. w:
be present to entertain with his coster songs and
original and amusing Rotations. There will be a
Re oa anG undoubedy the STANDING room
only fiat win go forth early in the evening Breth-
rem OF sister lodges cordially invited to be pres
ent. but should go early to insure admission: II IL
hnted that surprise Is IN store a for the visitors
Monday. evening: Livingston Rooms. Masonic Hall.
Manitou Lodge No. lO6
Respect iOr law Is cinpnasizeu III Masouic teacn-
ing. An orderly of procedure Is pointed out
as most beneficial for the individual and FOR society
Not only by express precepts does Frecmasonry
inculcaie obedience to civil and moral law, but the
way and manner in which its owi organic life Is
directed stimulates a regard for rigid rules and
absolute authority. A well-ns;ruced Mason must
reeds be a worthy Citizen He must respect the
power OF the State and conform cheerfuly 10 all
rcquisi,lons made for the common good. Under no
circumstances he be a disorganizer or an An
archis And yet the doctrines OF Anarchy are
adrcltly presented In these days We are told that
II the restraints OF law removed, II the arhi-
rary power Of government were taken away. and
4 the rights OF property did not exist. an earthly
Eden would be the result There Ia much hne talk I
about Ctopan condition to be reached by abolish
ing strict laws and rules and giving free scope TO
communicate views and practices. Take away con- /
straint Is said let there be more OF independence
In Individual and social life and less OF reverence
for precedens, FORMS laws and outward authority |
and the human race will make rapid strides toward |