New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC QUARRIEs.

W NJ James II. Kennedy was surrounded BY Past
Masters Clark, John Watt. William Hall and +. t.
Davis.
Shakespeare Lodge gave the second degree w
Isaac Miner presided. assisted by Past Masters
Asher. Morris. Jacobs IIode and Greenoaum' Oh
Perfect ASHER.
Hiram Lodge opened up and the Master. W. Will
lam Collins. plunged right into work. giving IN, me
third degree with the usual precision W. BIO
Ludwig gave the historical lecture.
Garbald Lodge No 49, W. Giuseppe CrSi u,z
Master began the season with social session. - Inns
prospects. and is doing exceedingly well.
United States Lodge. W; f. C. Akers Master con
G. A. King the Senior Warden doing all the WORK
This lodge has good attendance at every meeting
Lotus Lodse met Thursday night: and. having
pTom Hpfi mpToveed Bro Edward uhrs phono
sraph did good service in entertaining the pfcth'o
Atlas Lodge with Il. w. John w Allison N t Inc
East held very pleasant communication l. W
e. Godfrey Patterson. Il. w. Dedrick and Mex
ander McCielland assisted in the exercises OF the
evening.
Pacific Lodge began work with the first degree
The lodge was well attended Among ob ,ne
South Africa cousin of Past Master Isaac W.
Jacobson Of this city
Albion Lodge opened with fine attendance; the
first degree vas the work for the openng hisn n
W. Henry VI. Bristol, the Master. presided t ana
y: W John Stewart prese MED, the apron ras'
Roome Lodge opened last SATURDAY. with cheer
sr Gmmnncon ard "n E9sg1i nson he
F ss agsr " w Hi r Mar ns' hh3s
the brethren
Manitou Lodge No. lC6 had no work. ard spent
the first communication Of the season IN social IN
nara. presided assisted by the Past Masters, Dr.
ushong Hyatt. Tuthill. Schurreck and Stevens. OF
Ocean Lodge
w Thomas Orr the Master OF Tabernacle Lodge,
opened promptly and transacted all the business on
The brethren ENJOYING the evening. Several propo-
sitlons wee handed in and the prospects are that
more will follow.
he
day evening W. Master Combes opened the lodge
and dispatched all the business, promptly ana tte zen
East to confer the degree. which was done IN eN,
cced.ngly good form W. Van lIouten presented
the apron.
La Fraternidad Lodge received the Senior Grand
Warden OF the Grand Lodg" Of cuba r. W. , hro
Aurelis Miranda r. W. Eemeis hUpfx , h hearty
words OF welcome TO which the brother rep Wn IN
feucitous terms The first degree was given. Many
prominent brethren were present
w M0 Naha n0' 5 TooG the Ma.!sr opsnGd lodge
eS"%m"S,ed bushes q The y2:s!ion Plans yGrs
laid for The 6utqrS Wear * MGns no. od Is VIII in
the front ranks OF the Sixth District.
Scotia Lodge held pleasant mee:Rg although ,NIsh
the social commnglinr W Adam I'M The Inas,er
had the pleasure OF greeting his old Line pa 81
M ihe Grahd Lodge rS:' i o u Davd KAY Thomas
Moore. Charles Forbes and Alexander Sharpe.
nf h'Ss " William r. Relyea. The master
brought out the ample and plentiful talent OF ,ne
members and quite pleasant musica ana T con1
entertainment was the result At ihs mex, no' hs
municaop Of AmercGs tRr n htrn S csrMes
Darcy Lodge opened with the second degree IN
good style ana win very nnG Hrenda'e Fr,bourg
rrc sided during the entire ceremony. fast M2S!"l
.Boscowi;z presented the werkns to9iS snu and
Lippman closely followed the work throughout the
evening.
Gramcrcy Lodge had pgssan. opening ing might ,;ld
sided during the cntire evening. ana maze ~ Nr'!
hiedorf and Rrockwav and Deacon Alieck were
present. on Monday. September -. VIII ne tne nv
to attend.
sagamore Lodge gave the frs, degree. on rs open.
Ing night w. Wsm ms, WI Sa ne fcrso,,n NOM
Ing during the vacation. K " william H. Andrew,
presented the apron ana H. +. DERRICK explained
the working tools the lodge had a very good at:
tendance and The brethren onjoyed The reunion %
George y,r W Is MccormIck. Of Dallas, Tex
Af Sp' the Ma. iGS X Wnam i onn.oH
he vacated tine East and Senior WARREN, Bro. II
"a re oha and "T The n IN the Sc S92r
Past Master Bingham actri as Sn:P,an I'M , IS
Inent ana educating them to mako good officers
The trustees Of the Hall and ASYLUM Fund me-;
last Monday. The trustees met h"hnd cioS"d
doors their llps are sealed and they are pledged 10
secrecy Why Nincty-threr thousand Masons In
this Stat" arc very much interested IN me analis
Know %ha' y1us UH ar. "a, CO. conccrned The spir,
and feeling Of Masonry are totally adN'f-" 10 All
star-chamber business.
Eastern Star Lodge No % gathered ~ clans for
Warden Charles " Shaw presided and conferred
the second degree IN excellent style doing the work
with the experience OF veteran and the grace ~
Chcsterhed Brother walker the senior p,1son.
al'o did remarksbly well Sey ' prTPoSlt n9n
had Its usual very large attendance OF members and
many visitors.
frr@bed Monday evening the busy man in thu
craft, W. John Il. Gardner the MasiGr erecting
urging them 20 again take up ne WORKING too,s 81
The craft and g 10 work for the best Interest OF
ing tools and W Aker Of United siales Lodge pre-
the nrst degree. and win W Harry, Ijppman. the
attended ana the brethren showed all the onthusi-
asm Is wont to md IN Gep, ,I The apron
Ing tools were explained By, W. Eckcrt Past Mas
tiers Stern. Abrams, opp"nheimer and Steiner were
Adoiph Muclsam and ". Maiioch II was an en-.
joyabe FIRST night" in Centennial.
The sins Of omission are often worse and more
criminal Than the sins OF commission. The mas
ter or secretary or any member who deliberately
lodge Won" would be benefited robs he fraternity as
much al the b who ~Sgd b run nd w w
reach the case the moral law. common-scnse and
r@s e eDS ana viii visit their wrath upon him or
those who guilty Of m" sins OF omission.
Monitor Lodge No 52s resumed Masonic labor
Tuesday evening with the Master. W. David Ora
ham, IN the East with an excellent attendance Of
members wei many visiting brethren. and
third degree the work
ing. W. William Hardness, Of Benevolent Lodge
No 2s explained the working tools. and Past
Master W. Giles Rae gave the historical lecture.
X. W. George A. Elwood. w. Pierce. OF Harlem
Lodge: Sharpe. Of Scotia. and Past Master w.
Thomas f.. Watson among tho numerous
visitors. Monitor is in fine trim for good Masonic
work.
Daniel Carpenter Lodge began It's Masonic work
with the third degree W. William ". Collins the
Master presided X. W Matthew Taylor i. D. u.
OF tho Eighth District. was received by tho Master
In n neat address OF welcome. and in reply thanked
him and the brethren OF No. 6f3 for the courtesy.
saying that the members OF the Eighth District
have received him so well and thoroughly in
Masonic spirit that he viii continue 70 visit all the
lodges he has done in the past. '"rhe good feel
ing and harmony which prevail in the district"
said the speaker. warrant me In going around and
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