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

tools r w. Robert l.. Wright paid the lodge an
"nomciai out very fraternal and social visit.
Howard Lodge gave the second degree. r. W.
John T Smith presiding and Bro A. L. Ommen
as senior Deacon going through the lecture in the
George n Mrnd ,SrW Mere 4 tse Sna
o Tecumseh Lodge honored itself by honoring its
W. Frederick Z. Davis. W. Ansel r. Ludwig and
faithful Tier and one TO Bro William Bassett
Nstionsl Lodge was full of business and full Of
81. ur Ms1 Masters
Leewen. Bondy, straus voorhees, canniff. Good
after much routine bushes. l and f to
bylaws had been disposed of.
Lsqss TS@ pTssd hs third nd Sfsss
r iiotmer Of Copestone Lodge, gave the historical
United states lodge Nfp' Clark V % Long Island
kodss No ss and Thorn q GoTnuSOpa Lodge
Americas Lodge No. 5s5 gave the second degree.
in its usual good form. w. William R. Reyea pre-
W. n5 e rof pf oU
propositions were received, others were favorably
and Ways in Lodge
Charity Lodge conferred the Fellowcraft de-
ey a nd the
dition Of the second section by Bro, James &;
worthy Of note. The work OF tho officers of Charity
as a whole IL acceptable. and II does no harm to
popular lodge.
Piatt Lodge gave the first degree with W.
sDsnSsr in ,s the s ovd TGs Of Ss
the workiYg tool; Swan gave the ,, expa1 ns
sso ssssed M Maser OF
Lodge. was among the visitors. Plat is doing ex-
ceedingly WELL
Lotus Lodse No. 81 conferred the third degree
with that yes: and vim whics always make an
impression upon visiting brethren and leave
through the degrees W. William A. Johnston
presde and Past Master William Ias H. Garter gaze
Howard. was among the numerous visitors. Third
degree again az the next meeting.
Roome Lodge conferred the third degree in the
visitors. W, William F.. Linson presided and
HmonS these Were S Morrison sHd sockvss Of
Hertas Ledge; Stern q CenteSnial Wallace Of
many nore Of Roome there We're present w.
Stafford Martin and the naeiatigable treasurer
exceedingly good form.
Garibaldi Lodge gave the third degree in its own
the Master presided. surrounded by the Past Mas
tiers of the lodge, Cardani Paulicio. Maresca and
lis own members and brethren from tn Twenty
ninth G9tinl District blu; also many Of our Eng
oyed its hospitality as well az It's good WORK on
stantly growing in favor. in strength and in num-
Daniel ,carpen;er, Lodge gave the first degree in
extra .frilis in this lodge every brother attends
Past are missing rs Aa Regular
communication. W William H. Collins; the Mas Mas,
ter, presided. rather jaime, the OlueSt Idsb
exPsad the ns wo aRfG "@
eas Within atR he fsafs 3
Lodge. and the good work of the craft goes on as
mea Gs and '1 the pf feids ''''A '''
Independent Royal Arch Lodge No 2 gave No. the
impressv Seae WIN w. Maser Browning presided
and R. W. John w. Allison delivered the historical
Smith Of Hugqsnot Lodge No a. of New Udse ellie
many other distinguished craftsmen among
the visitors. r, W. Claudus F: Beatty Is Past
Masonic Quartet rendered effective and accept
able service during the ceremony.
MASONIC District held its annual meeting MA, Ma.
posed Of, the election Of officers for the ensuing
H Of 'S ss gsSsh Bsc yG
y reelected PRESIDENT C9n AZ
Leary. reelected treasurer and Bro j. Deans. ir,
IS IN Very aoarshing condition and is grea,
help in the district With such eminent craftsmen
at the helm, its future success is assured
The smoker held by the Craftsman's Club last
Saturday evening: was crowned with that success
hh al the s OF a u nsah the
smoke to cha and BE- made a Of IN n tas
Goey IN S"ng Sefs
slant Ego and come" and all seemed to enjoy
any were the Misses BrevooTt the society banjo
lists in colored songs with banjo accompaniment;
sa 'i Fox. serio.comc; Miss Monte Elmo serio-
com; apd fancy Miss Annie bS D arts sfr1
oDonns hym9rs cd Harry ars MS oSs.
Commonwealth Lodge No 400 conferred the sec
ond degree four entered tie last T R
aag eYfHbs Sepea the Middle Md
lecture in a manner which WAS Impressive ana IN,
strpcye to the candidates. Inc Tce
APRON apH Os or r. aPSe ohn Pamer
and he Bro b bq G few IN
which he referred TO their labors together for the
Wealth Lodge and the craft in general Bro, Palmer
in respons thanked the lodge for bd It's canerfeS
r6m he ayssms r ss1sn Of
Master for the Tenth Masonic plstIis MADE an
s iss KSS pavS Ts W
W Myst Lodge Fremont The visit was salts
The first des a address md eo
graduated The brethren upon the fine condition Of
the party went to Frasers dining parIor c De Pew
Place where fine supper was served Speeches
WSyanda Lodge: the Rev; J. Riley Johnson Cap.
p isa J3e r. W H. '6Ha ' al"
story whS g5ea, @as m tet
happy and al 5nnS PEEK w S
much pleased with his visi!.
Scotia Lodge had another red letter night
The third degree was announced by the Master. W
Adam Hill; also that r. w Allan Williams, u; ~
and finally that r. w Edward NJ T. Ehers would n
deIiver the historical lecture. All this brought To-
eether n large number of brethren who came TO
See and hear The Grand Secretary was INTRODUCES c
nv 7, w Peter Ross in a humorous manner, saying
tHat the Right Worshipful was partly a Scotchman;
certainly his necktie Is" etc Bro Ehlers ai.er
him REPLIED 10 the Doctors introduction IN KIND
He said: ''If there Is anything obnoxious 70 me II
"a IN sail under false colors. am no. Scotcn-
man hut wish was. Here In Scotia Lodge;
where we find many sons OF the land or Burns ana
he land of old Masonry, also find true TREND
shin and devoted friends. We find earnest Masons
ready at all times to serve the craft Hence am
oiwavs glad TO be with my friends. with my
aIw .ts 81 Scotia Lodge" The work was done in