New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-28

!sr Of INDEPENDENT Royai Arch Lodge No z ION on
Sotr will send srsetinss and CONGRATULATIONS 70
Suffolk Lodge No 60 and also rsques.ed b Rsh ds w
and Wardens to attend the centenary celebration
of the lodge at Port jefferson, Long Island
on the evening Of washington's Birthday the
to see Mantou Lodge No. 100 confer the tn miro
degree All parts OF the United States nearly were rO
represented by the brethren present. w. bro.
Sharlow, Of Ocean, delivered the historical Lecture
Bro H. Farchd Of MaG Gsrsar p a1S Bro
Dean OF Star OF Cuba, and w Bro sawte: cd Cd
IN the w sna BTG 9.
United States: Van Pelt. ocean; Kirchhoff. Teu-
Waads Hone oH Sns g.
Hyatt Merritt and Bushong. of Manitou
Crescent Lodge had the official visit OF r. w; Ley
W. Drake in a pleasing manner. The D. D. replied,
admonishing the brethren to cultivate fraternai
other lodges, and also visit other lodges while at
Masonic work. r. ". George W. White ADDRESSED
and many others i10 There were with the p D. WIS
Hale and Foster Of Neptune: r. W. A shdSn, an of
Continental W. John w. sisson. OF Kane; Collins,
Of Hiram and Of course Naming LaEkey' C Tes
cent. most pleasant and enjoyable nyening was H
spent with the brethren of Crescent. The first de-
gree was given in excellent FORM
At the communication Of Montauk Lodge No NO
2Ss held at its rooms in Brooklyn on WEDNESDAY a,
ferred in Montauk's usual excellent style. Music
and handsome floor work Of the well-driled corps
c5 W Bro ag osn p smser oc%ad
East and the close Of the evening saw added to the
Thomas G.. Iosee Martin c. Ebe william Al a;
Bowers and Thomas NJ Jarvis Ine ds
livered by r. W. Bro Edward w. Mascord. Seated
a9cn rS a Were 1a Robert Judson Esnwcrthy
District Deputy Grand Master Of the p nlTa D onS
Malby. of Montauk Weitemeyer Of Central sykes
o. Kedron Connolly Of St J9nms " Wo onS Je ..
surun. OF Columbia, Of London. England.
The Brooklyn Masonic Veterans held their s,Sa
annual ladies' refepSn a. the AoTGld Rrhday The
reception was preceded by minstrel enterial IN
men WI Lyle acted as GOne Sor n% whose
names were by those proWnen and
which brought forth hearty applause as each num-
Der was announced. The entertainment was heartily
enjoyed and was full Of local puns ana nome hiIs
that kept the audience in roars OF laugM1ter, W.
ticuarly the song announced as by the MOS. 'e,
the conclusion of me programme the audience were
Invited the banquet hall where hne COLLATION.
the veterans and lady guests triI ped the neht
fantastic as in the days OF yore. This part OF the
programme was under the direction or |en bro
J. r. Urls assisted by floor COMMITTED
The following are the leading lodges which will
hold stated Communications this week Eureka;
Cuba viii meet tomorrow. On Tuesday Adelphic
LseanSn IOpe K%n se, L Sns On Wsdns ss
day United States Lodge. Sagamore Mosaic. Soh,, ,
mental and Eastern STAR on Thursday. lndcpenueu'
ROYAL Arch No. Q Patt No 1874 Scotia: Americas
Naphtali Lotus No 81. and Harlem Lodge; on FRI
dav evening Hiram Tabernacle, Charity, pyramid
Atlas and Cave Lodge will be At Masonic work
and on Saturday Republic and Independent Lodge
No 1Sj OF chapters Ancient No. ], Ietland NO lfl
and Amitv No 100 meet next Thursday: Manhattan
No lSi meets on Wednesday, and Jerusalem no
to meet during the week are Palestine No - to- to-
evening Adolphic Council No. will assemble IN
the ninth arch or Saturday evening next. FOR
nicetingpaces of all the above. see Masonic Direct
DRY on this page.