New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
LODGE NOTES.
ToILERs IN MASONIC QUARRIEs.

excellent form. w. James w. Downing doing the
that earnest dignity which leaves lasting W inn
upon the brethren ~ ''N
lam la 4 Thongs, the courteous Master, presided
planned the working tools and w. Schreyer pre-
sented the apron Among those present were VS.
and Albert Maxfeld, not forgetting the efficient
secretary, William H. Mayer who is always pres
gree in excellent form W. John Ohm G. 'f Folsom pre-
aser S By tine faithful secretary nd Past
United States Lodge, acted Senior Deacon, and
rendition Of the work, especially in the second
ton of the degree.
Greenwich Lodge No: ls7 conferred the first de-
Of the usual full S ouse.' " FREDERICK T. Slack,
h ns ,ys R s Rp
Mayer and Richardson. Il. ". william S: Thorn:
was snap Of h scS and SS % %fa'f
Master Merz presided in the second section. Green,
june m h0o for IT'S hh are out and be
obtained from the members.
National Lodge again conferred the first degree'
Baum presided Past Master BE- Buddington oo 81
\ J.; 1--WE w Mushsam and Past Masters VOORHEES,.
tendance and assisted in the good work.
Bethel Lodge No. 7S3 had most charming meet ct.
Ing Saturday night W. William Ian Mal Ssn sns
before the brethren and closed the lodge in short
fTm en 6egan and the usa of fun
and entertaining amusement camp chalrs , weIs
fiIe S"e by interested members and visitors W
Byron % acted as aaSn G ch eS1e
Joseph Herman Of WELCOME Ledge Pe hs ggw;tGb
and other good pieces Of RFSheT asnnan and came s
from his home to assist his fathers lodge ana GG
him and Bethel honor IT was very successful nu.
joyable
Adelphic Lodge No: S4s gave the. third degree ZEE
With Ernest Tat IN the b Easi af pepSy G y
he s and nj aSd
lecture according TO the standard work OF t'e
enjoyed by all present
John L. Brickbauer presiding The Junior Warden.
Brother Victor A. Schimmel. acted as senior
and Huntington were among the visitors; There ere
were also present Past Masters Paul Kles: W.
the second degree. W. William 4. Wallace. ne
Master dspstshgd the business sn and sailed 20
s SsaGF the wf a Rae' Past hada
Pa the There Tsg snd W
L. Blight Among the visitors were VS. Ralph
Mayer Of Greenwich; Mcoln9 OF copes'o 9e me- Me-
third degree at It's next communication. June J. for
s Wen gich arey Mer is Very ahxousy study
Ing over the style of notices to be issued for this
occasion.
York Lodge had very largo attendance FRIDAY
night. when. the third degree. was conferred by
Theodore J. Bayer, with several PAST Masters, the
officers and about seventy members. all of Rising
h degree Grf as sn much
by the New-York brethren Visitors were very
Allan Williams were among the many.
Montgomery Lodge conferred the first degree in
sided with the dignity and experience Of veteran.
fc w. w B0 also W. RS of RS Hde
Brown Washington NJ. Postley. John Whe.an and
William Collins. of Hiram Lodge.
Polar Star No, 2i5 worked the first degree in ee-
East W William II: Willing. Of Genesee Falls
ism of the working tools. and r. W. George ".
as ahd M nPrGn
with the honors There were also present w Per
Williams Edward BoIto ON and many others "
Joseph odell pTesldins = the East and Past Mas
Alexander Of Hope Lodge. presented the working
G0s The Lodge had excellent ,1s
S Gsssn sy1s Peter s Henry Van
standing In the craft.
Master Middlebrook presiding with his usual grace
ss ia hes GR Of MSn8r Ndsf fSRaed the
w. Alexander Sharp. of Scotia and other notabes
were present. A pleasant feature always to be
and promp in his station ao eV at tSe @
thus helping the Master and the good work mate
At Howard Lodge No S5, the evening Of Fri
day, the 18th inst, departure was made from the
r. W Charles H. Heyzer Of Chancellor waiworih
Lodge, gave a talk on Freemasonry The r. w
his subject from beginning TO end. IL was instruc
tive and full OF interest. and listened TO with
mar Sad "a m on hHT
and among the visitors were r. W, Bro. Pownall
Wor Bros seven coiman ThaTiow. Whitney
Anderson, Keog. Burdick and others.
Mosaic Lodge worked the second degree. w.
Nathan b. Wood presided and Past Masters Rus
sell and Reed assisted: The old members Of this
the wefars of Mosaic and are in regular etiend,
nS % to f a youn m3s is
and tho officers o: the lodge.
Eastern Star No. 227 gave the second degree. W;
as Assent Senior de%coh Ws Diekey Remington
and Smith were among the visitors; also r. w.
William II. Miller. Of Polar Star.
Sycamore Lodge No. 81, w; William F. Browne
master, had another gala night. The third degree
large gathering even for Sycamore, which has
always good attendance The particular attr p,,
also the fact. announced in this department Of The
Tribune, that r. W. Charles H. Heyzer was to de- de;
liver the lecture. which the eloquent brother did
in manner 70 elicit the hearty approval and con
Smalned to the very last to hear him. ". Rudolph
Halde presented the working tools. Among tho
most noted visitors were II. w. John Spence.
Brother William II. Keeling, OF United Service
ficks william H. Andrews WIS White, Hunting
ton j. s. Miller w. William A. Mills. Of Mamaro
Lodge No. 653 Port Chester; Alfred Lucas and
Other distinguished craftsmen. The work done
with much precision In Il very impressive manner
ON Monday evening. 18th inst. the sublime de-
gree Of Master Mason was conferred in Hyatt
lodge No 20j upon Frank Gerow l,amy, son OF
past Master Wor. Charles +. Lamy; Howard car
isle Toudon son of the present Master Wor. j.
Carlisle Loudon. and John Henry Schumann, jr'
sised by his efficient corps Of officers. During the
evening a delegation numbering upward OF nifty
lar of which body WOr Bro Louqon Is Captain In
General beaded by En- SIR John or c d
paid lis respects to Hyatt Lodge as SLrPrse
remarks En-. Sir Reir presented Mrs Loudon:
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