New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24

in Civ Lodge which in fact. said the eloquent
D. D. prevalent hroSsnon, 'n reetps from the
Grand Master who IL an honorary member OF C.ty
Lodge and the new d asssed % SC work
Of presenting apron. Buddnston OF En'Sa
snes Lodge eypMISS er 'Gf wsrs
r. W. NJ. Di,tenhoener. r. ". John ". Allison, Of
Atlas and Cisary ana Standardization and aasurs
we'll for City Lodge and Its new officers
Montgomery Lodge had gala night mig It., hsPP Ply
new OF venerable brethren and those VINO nave
barely crossed the threshold OF the mystic circle;
TO this venerable old lodge. accompanied, as he
usually U.s. by nearly all the Masters and NAM NAM
Worshipful addressed the brethren. speaking
mainly upon Masonic topics OF charity y a as one
ishing the brethren TO be charitable not only in
giving; but charitable in judgment; Gh@ ha c
r. W. Thomas Moore spoke in glowing terms OF
the progress made by the brethren having , the
president preside Of the board spoke of the home a,
Utca r. W Charles Benedct E ',gssli w ans
very happy in introducing the many DISTINGUISHED
brethren to the Master W. William Yates ties w Sls
had a pleasant word for each in turn. Inc hrs'
degree was the work OF the evening.
Herman Lodge No. 2ss held IT. annual reception,
and ball at LeS kin 1Pef German lodge it was
complete Past Master f Wam BroheTs
In oep no ss Mere among the invited guests Past
Masters elbrook; Hinschiag. s huII anu ~ W.
(fcrhardt
Wndn esd evening in regular communication
assembled and in presence Of very large gather
,hs 20 Master W. f. w. Fisher. magnificent
watch and chain Past Master kopke made ,, me ne
Pre- many Years OF service devoted TO Herman
Lodge by Brother Fisher and his ever i , u, ,n
man ten yeas last past. Another very pleasant
present was group OF photos OF al J. W " Fisher
was Master these were artiscaiIy groupein c, nr
TT iria
planetary remarks in hearty words OF thann, '.
promised his continued services TO the best interest
OF Herman Lodge. -
The degrees which Master Mason RECEIVES ed dne
his primary lessons in Masonry. ms ,S,
that nothing can be more wonderful ana sih hn
than that which he has received Ater AZ; "a w.
that contains treasures which alone can max NE, IS
e social r S SnG St he syboca and
methods by which they are given free scope. prae
cSp ya S@d Ma SToS ri M nsw life
commence by digging deeply into me uof nrsa so
his profession: into those recesses ina i''' IT,
Masonic faith and develop its philosophy; ans
work must be within himself The moment ne s p,
! is essential to advancement in Masonry Wh , ~, ne
obtain only by seeking 1t w,h,n bodW no. longer
subject 10 first Impressions To comprehehd lne pi
ri Of Masonry he sron in the Element Of ability
liberal and prudent In the attribute OF chdln!' T
advanced age OF man shows that sociability ana
mental growth characterize him to the END OF ne
ening ny Spirit of sociaby This gives him fulness
| Of heart and breadth Of intellect"
Lodge H0 Wsm IL
the Master presided during the entire degree IN q
standard established in this lodge There was an
overlooking ATTENDANCE drawn doubtless ny tne
would deive: the historical lecture. The Rgn1
Worshpfu surpassed himself on this OCCASION ana
| the close OF the lecture he was presented py X W
| 81. 4 n he
peace Offering for his STAYING at the ioSse oo and
eoySe T m Mn'' Moore SSf acted chaplin
| Roberts acted Senior Deacon In the second sec
On and Ta Any Of asS ihe Sixth Masonic District
virginia. R. " John w Allison 9rs W hcV, Nc
| Clelland and Arnold. of Astor. and Downing, o. o.
Worth During refreshment W T. L: Johnson ,rn to o.
Livingston Lodge gave recitation ana brp Doh na a.
" Stranahan. OF Continental. sang SOLO poth o.
which drew forth well-earned applause ALL uSere IL"
fine repast was served enlivened by addresses IRON
Hsh ID n ~ anu ERSTs Grand secre
| tary and to r. ". Peter r. Gatens. Ihsre %e r'
| also present r. W. ". s Thomson. Grand stanual'
Bearer: Worshipfuls f. VI. Bingham. OF Watertown
| NJ de Reina Of Madrid. Spain; Charles W e Drah
Ann WOOD. OF Mosaic Theodore A. Perham
| Swain and Sheldon. OF Continental an" n "''' %"
| ton from Grard Lodge.
D. d. G. NJ. r. W. William s; Riselay, represent
ing the Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge oi n
state Hi Frank T Gilbert as Grand Mar
snail r. VS. Robert d. Xou W,I b. 6 K hm1s v
| n. Is.
| Naming Charles F. s,urm. X. A. Ough and other
installed the officers Of Washington Lodge No; "a, -iC
ing n brethren are the new headers OF this o
lodge: Worshipful Master John W. Prouse; senie 3
Warren re lss joseph 3 Bali Secretary
David W Adams; Chapla,hn X w. pcrn Mii'J Jmnio
Deacon william II. Lyons: Senior Master OF ERE ERE
monies William EendSrf JUNIOR I'ei George OF
Gibson; Junior Steward. Ransom t. Davehpor'
Marshal George chase: Tier Jonh ne reirin
Waster Perry { Reyburn. by Worshpfu Maste
Prouse in behalf OF the members OF the iocse
beertfel; words OF the Master and with difficult
responded in few bonoreG by ths
the following distinguished guests r vi pi n,ra
Boyc sSa I I0sae and r. " John r. Pope
%ownyork city. Grand Lecturer Of The Gran
,6s BANQUET hail was taken. and season Of Re
freshment and good fellowship was I'm" ~ eIoouen
,oass nS the affair was freely commented npo
as having been one OF me mos. pib Ter,nle
Do Inhn VI Prouse acted AS POSTMASTER. an
nresded with dignity and grace H his pro- od %
'TXs R ar Charles w Cushman was cordially r.
ccved Space forbds an extem1ea ana II Would
,1?dious to specially comment thereon Suiilce
to say that music VII ana nunT or We're calcuate
w. inspire and ennobe. and will no d3un. pro-,
an abundant harvest in the iVcT he nrorramme wa
as allows: blessing and Grace PRO. T Espon I I
Rev: Grand Lodge Of the STATE rb ol Diners Of tn
W BrIf oHre r W BRO Caude p. Boyle Of o,
Rr as vernon Serm coe music
Quartet: Masonry. Ancient and Modern IA !,
he Rev John "a Wson h ihs Rev ey Bro char
pRicksecker: Something Bro. Angus, scE En,1.
"A quaker spcd Prn a & Aberiscn "a
lime. ,imeIi nvmn "Amerca" quartet and brethren
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