New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-24
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.

Livingston Lodge conferred the third degree. X I
w. George Hays of the Trustees. assisted
Citizens Lodge worked the second degree. There
a good attendance OF members and visitors.
ea o paS dse ea vs e 20 S
veras Lodge conferred the first degree. W.
Charles A. Morrison presided. W. Alexander Sharp,
OF Scotia, was among the visitors
Charity Lodge began work by conferrIns the first
the officers present. The work was exceedingly we'll
Master: W Adam Ill., in = the East and and ali It's old
Past Masters in aitendance-Dr Ross. Eickelberg
tools
Hope Lodge held very pleasant com%unicsat ion
evening was spent principally in social inter-
attendance was very good quite a number OF visi-
tors assisted the Master. VINO worked the entire
members.
Adelphi Lodge No o worked the second degree,
he felt perfectly at home showing how we'll drilled
the East
southrck presided and was visited by us Fair
child and ESSn Of Mantle william n Isnae
cohover is still in harness in this lodge.
Lodge the hst sfrpf M w The
apron. Brothers Pruette and Hudart entertain .,
the brethren during Past dSc was res
ported improving.
Adephs No s conferred the first dssT re Gn
East and ably assisted by his officers perf2drm med
S Snd +. W H" E, w '"f i'''''' was " ~
S Sa SaS Mse
Baker occupied the West. and w. Ludwig acted
Nova Scotia: Washington Alexander of Hope. and
r. ". Henry Minden present.
degree. with W. Robert Richards in the East. W.
Robert Dickey presented the working tools. Inc
ingy well in his frs. attempt of the middle cham
Der work The lodge was well attended.
Tabernacle Lodge conferred second degree.
W Thomas Orr, the Master presided: Brother Gus
tave a. Klemming conducted the candidates in the
so" In s if
coming to the front once more under the present
/ regime.
pa MS' Mas'srs whefen and Smith R H. caadus +
compsnied by "a very formdabe array Of Masters
and Past Masters Of the Fourth and other districts
g gu i'SPv visitors lsa'''''' was ~ '''' Wv
0dss the SECOND es aSs5ss yin
the Sixth District Of virginia explained the work
of Hope Lodge acted as Senior Deason in very
acceptable manner.
plse D,Tst DepHy Grand MassT ps Of
BY s n large Delegation Of Masters and Past Mas
tiers. The second degree was conferred. The work
Tisla lG0i' were explained 0' w. 0' Jeremiah"
Pyramid Lodge worked the first degree, with W:
James Kennedy in the East Past Master Kooert
planned the working tools. w. F; +. Davis Hman
Ms Gs a Mere snap G5 e "ps
long list of Past Masters were all present.
Sdse SO sa 0R and always
the presence of good attendance of members and
the entire degree doing all ihs work although he
SURROUNDED BY many excellent Masonic Ritual.
Clark. of Pyramid Mayors. OF Greenwich; Aud and
Sake.
Hiram Lodge No 40, William Collins, Master.
worked the F. p degree in excellent form on Friday
evening January T. in the presence Of a an apd
has in view entertainment and ball 70 celcbrat e
the 10Th Anniversary Of Its fOus nn-, and she
the celebration such success tina; It will long be
this ancient lodge.
St. cscs Lodge Low Mas Sens eGp inf rsi
Eued ES Odss Of h M
a arS Of Eastern STAR os s HePHne
Of Bethlehem, and curtin. Decker and Morse of
No 5ss. were in attendance.
Polar Star Lodge keeps right on In tho good work.
Hamilton gave the mrs: degree R,Sy. George
ohn Ruff Of Gd Ie es M Of cy
Wayne County, also assisted. well VS. Cul-
an, Alexander s. Williams and r. W. William II
Madison Square Assembly Rooms February Il
Lotus Lodge received the official visit Of r. w
large %n Masters anG Pas 1s
and especially by the members Of lndepesnden
lodge early to escort the ID. D. 10 Lotus. AND
brought their music, their talent and their sweet
Of the Sre d e Of the ef Fourth District W
to- 6 of hany very of hs sao o9ge in his
t Kane Lodge. John w. ssson Master. held It's
r stated communiGation at Masonic Hall on Tuesday
|; two candidates. w John W. Ssson presided. The
marked attention during the entire evening. Al
who took part in the ceremonies proved them selves
Available seat being occupied Among the vlsitor,
j were W. Bros Myers. Of Norfolk, Va. and Hevia
Higgins and Dillingham;. OF Aurora Grata.
r Austin Room was crowded at the last communi
cation Of kepu19ie Lodge many prominent n mem
f sr ag e of he degree Of Master Mason W. Bro
Thomas presided with the ease and dignity OF
come the guests. who when the evenings worl
was finished had many words Of praise and con
exemplihed. w. Bro Andrew Patterson also cam
lecture delivered by him. and gracefully acknov'i
edged the unanimous vote of thanks rendered h n
= for his mastery explanation of the symbols ant
s legends.
on saturdsy evening }anuary T. Indepsn ,sr
; brethren The communication was well attended
: The Middle Chamber Work conferred by Br1
A, ironsides. Of Independent Royal Arch Lodge 1t j
h n the most s@iisfactory among r. lis
: Hiram; Boyd Lewis. Baum. OF National. who yer
welcomed by Wor. Bro Folsom in his usual happ
: manner The Old Guard of Past Masters Of hi
lodge out in full force-Parker. Lindemeyei
y Uaines Russell and Boger Their service and ef
l. as when they occupied the chair.
0 r. W. John r. Pope is kept busy on his round
= calling his several conventions the various dis
n tricts Last week he held very largely aitcnde
" convention at Niagara Falls. r. W. Walter Jone.
= ID d of the Twenty fourth District. presided dur
e ing a portion Of the session. In Buffalo Brothe
4 Pope had the assistance OF r. W. Charles ". Cusi
=, man Junior Grand Warden, well that q
x r. " William :. Riseay. in Concordia 1>odg
No F. Stuun I'd Ma I.
: by the Grandees. who were all present in honor
e the event This week the Grand Lecturer wi
!. visit r. W Frank H. Robinson and the Twenty
n third District. at Hornesvile, and II. ". Fran
e W Weeks OF the Twentieth District. at Elmira
= al II which kaens This faithful OF III