New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-16
LODGE NOTES.
roILERs IN THE MASONIC ouARR1Es.

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and ne but the very best material ad ntted here
wsItas lodge conferred the first degree W
also assisted.
Alma Lodge No. 72s conferred the second degree
IN me FORM and In the presence OF a very large
s Smith Peterson and IN S
greeting to all brethren.
eood MaweTth Lodse gave the third degree
Grand Master. gave the historical lecture. r. ".
Mapn;, Wa slack OF Greenwich; Dr. Ellison. OF
tabernacle Lodge worked the third degree In very
4 s Miller explained the Working tools; ". Albert
ingy we'll and shows good attendance.
Roome Lodge No. 7ie had no work, but w Master
in line exercising drilling and practising the work
or the various degrees. thus obtaining good results
Saturday.
Benevolent Lodge No 2S had no work at It's last
ens but pleasant sUea of GOOD nrsTs
e. of the sOn both psst Mas
the brethren and visitors.
copestone Lodge conferred the first degree; With
M MGS n in w s6s tools she M aHd
Seheyer We're among me visitors Past Masters ss
acccptably filled the amen corner
Antiquity Lodge conferred the third degree, W.
Master Bng presiding r. W; Brother En-, Ehler rs
the evening was that of the candidates who
received degree the of the Master
Brother Ehler3 was unusually interesting.
empided last Tuesday. and wednesday by r. ".
toyed the convention highly and the Grand
By ss sap 81 Se S psc
Darcy Lodge gave the second degree. with W.
Pomroy in the East and Bro. Hoander conducting
m ia w p
Masters sters Weis Boskowitz; Isdore Cohen William
"A Miller and George Gordon were in attendance
oya6e e McGue e Msse ana
many aso o Who
e esy IN The work Of The degree also
rem who delight to visit Mum Lodge i many '''''
Daniel Carpenter Lodge gave the first degree with
w. William II. Collins in the East Father" Jaime
assisted W. William A. Wallace. S' Of Hope Lodse
No ga was among the numerous visitors, The
Daniel Carpenter next Saturday evening
LG9 b Hn5 the s Segnrs The
ing W; Brother Buddngton give part OF the de-
gree MSkaughn gays tie explanatory lecture
presented the apron. w. Jordan also took. part.
The The lodge was wei stsrnded and everybody en-
usual precision. w. Master Henry ]. Colman pre-
Se oo M 4n Rn MnS hs T0 c
apron; r. ". John T. Smith of Howard Lodge.
r. W. Washington Mullen stamp S Schwartz and
j. S. Miller were among the visitors.
Atlas Lodge worked tho first degree in Its usual
s s and Sake o the apron and W.
IF Hope nf 0Gse % % Mam The 9
itors. r. w. G.. Godfrey Patterson and W. Henry
who always find warm welcome in Atlas Lodge.
United Brothers Lodge No, 1855 gave the first de.
Claus Tepken in the TT WIS husp
lodge hand as they always are. TO do good
Albion Lodge gave the first degree. W. Henry NJ.
Bristol first disposed of the routine business. then
called upon senior Warden Howell G; Rees to
work the degree, which was done in exceeding fine
form, and with an earnestness which made good
Rneds E VRS and of
Lodge + W. MsTnre ss Of Keystone y Lodge No 49,
terer and a large delegation of Gramercy Lodge
" James H Kennedy presided and W A soapHg
saor OF M sSSia Gs Of @ oa
The asS M My'T s%s
Brother Dan W Quinn the Senior Des se,nn c; con,
Very impressive manner which was highly appre-
f SieG: 0' the '''ss ''''"' - u ~
Centennial Lodge No 7ss held an Interesting CON-
municaton at Masonic Hall last Tuesday nigh,
when the second deee r as aemrS ppma the
genial Master, presided in the East and gave
G %sa rSs %o8s 5 Of the evening
creditabe manner the middle chamber work OF
T Rr y0r ners 9Snf h TsDes
Lecturer. and several regulars"
Crescent Lodge had crowded house, oe SrG n
in the Ja,n SsaTes eie
Delivered the historical lecture. Among the many
prominent craftsmen present We're NJ; w William
JOHN F ~ v1sh GTf Wam
Allan Wiiams and many more The courteous pISss
and babe all the brethren cordial welcome 10 Cres
cent Lodge.
Excelsior Lodge No 1s' AYE the second degree
w John r. Gardner presided in the first section on
and Senior Warden William r. Denham gave the the
second part which was done IN gE1t Of all
present Bro senior Deacon Baily also came in
manner in which he Conducted the candidates
The lodge had fine attendance Of members , nna
Crichcrson. Thornbury. Jordan and Sherman were
among the many present.
Manitou Lodge met Monday evening: There was
no degree worked as the candidates failed to ma
teralizc. Tho Master being en- route to Nebraskdd
81 h vii be- noiced that f the w. n LETT the East
travel west while he Senior Warden s went to
present rre T' we're V worshipfuis G. H. Bushong 6 j.
ssa " o. Ta@ anS hs BT9s
lion With excellent o5e 1s Co the
h bar SnSiH With their vocal contributions The
tees NJ H. and A. fund have accepted for sdi MS
lodge who died fourteen years ago.
Evangelist Dwight l. Moody stated that hattie the
nss Of BECAUSE the Free Masons did not believe
in The bible A brother, believing that such state
mont was not true addressed letter to His Royal
Hlghness the Prince Of Wales A reply has bee
tarv Of the United Grand Lodge Of England in
which he denies this statement IN every particular
He says Your letter Of the 4th inst , addsessen
70 His ROYAL Hghness the Prince OF Wales. mas ~
due course been forwarded 10 me- ana am deslTed
10 ets}e in reply that any report that Ills Ioya
Hiehness has WITHDRAWN or contemPiates with
drawing from his position OF Crane M h bo "a
iieo,s teacher TO whom you refer is utterly u"
true and false in every particular
O. T odoo mot Thursday evening. The members
OF the lodge and host of their friends soon leu ie
room Ocean Lodge always has most in'e -. ,e
mcetine hut when the members set OUT 10 Ely
their friends a good time visitor Is made do t,
welcome The spirit of goodfellowship eXtenos lru
Inc Masters seat clear through the outer doors;
The third degree was the work of the evening; at
the end OF which r. w Bro. j. T. solomon naue ne a
most eoouent and beautiful address, when, WIS
enjoyed by all present Evangelist Ledge yi 5d
very large delegation. Among the many listing yiI