New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30
COMING EVENTS.
DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsTLEBoARDs-

DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TREsTLEBoARDs
zeuand Chapter will confer the Mark degree next
Thursday and will also have the honor or an 9H'c.
John Webb. tr.; r. Z. John W; Palmer. the Deputy
and all the G5ane Chapter SseS Orese ana wei
come the distinguished visitors.
Mosaic Lodge No. as will confer the hlId degree i
preside and W John Day Of overlook L9asg, %
Sunni aways eeome in Mosss Lodge and
are always wei received by the courteous Master
Continental Lodge will have the first degree next
Master cordially invites visiting brethren to attend
Adelphic Council No. viii meet next SATURDAY day
the candidates to be thus invested with more
Masonic light and knowledge are some very P pr MI
nent craftsmen, well and favorapiy known III inc
other branches Of Masonry.
United States Lodge Nc 2O w. E vs C. Ake srs
always well taken care of here. United states
meets at the corner Of
this page
The next regular communication Of Amercus
oSgs mill be h1d in on 5h shc e
degree will be conferred. Bro Chariey Nc Qn ,
% %hO has 81 the
River lodges for able and effective w9rk, has
accepted invitation from Wor william r.
through the middle chamber. An invitation is not not
many brethren who will be in the city attending
the annual session OF the Grand Lodge; 20; ana
foT y %5s."fs" Oh A"'e'''D' Will ''''Ae
Crystal Wave Lodge No sss will confer the sec
be held in their rooms in Brooklyn Monday even
ing. Visiting brethren will find the latcnstrihg
outside the door on that OCCASION
BE convinced that others can do what you can
Everybody can do good No matter how
lnsisncant brother may appear to you he t has
friends that think much of him-possbly hold him
In higher esteem than they do you. Remember tnat
the Entered Apprentice of to-day may be the
Master Of tomorrow.
The next stated communication Of Kane Lodge
No As! will be held in the Austin Room; M MaseraS
Apprentice will be conferred As June VIII be the
Grand Lodge of the State Of New-York, dis
tnguished members of the craft are expected TO pe
present and it is hoped that members Will assembli
in large numbers TO assist in making VISITORS feel
at home. John Wolcott Sisson Is Master and Henry
W. Penoyar, secretary
The Grand High Priest of the State, NJ. Z. John
Webb jr. will be in the city next week, and make
the following visits To Constitution Gnapler lues
day evening, TO Manhattan Chapter Wednesday, 20
Iceland Thursday and Jerusalem Friday even
ing He will be accompanied by the Grand Chapter
tnguished companions Of the Royal Arch
Independent Royal Arch Lodge No. Will cen en-
fer the second degree next Thursday evening. w:
S Mo 3 BROWNING e0'u'A''' INVITES ''''''' " ~
The testimonial voted by the Grand Chapter TO
F. G. H. F. George +. w. Stivers will be presented
to him on Friday evening at the regular convoca-
zion of Jerusalem Chapter No The H. p, p;
of invitation to the companions to attend.
Piatt Lodge will confer the third degree next
| Thursday W Hazelton Spencer the Master viii
preside and welcome all visiting brethren. There
is always some attraction provided in Piatt, and
| the brethren are anxious TO visit here.
St. Cecile Lodge will have busy time next Tues
day afternoon. The musical members thereof VIII
assist In opening the Grand Lodge, under the d.
| rection of r. W. Robert Rocker and the accom-
| pshed organist w II. a. Russell Immediately
after this the third degree will be conferred by the
| officers in the Commandery Room.
Tho Lodge Of Perfection of the A. and A. s r.
| OF the city Of New-York will convene next Tues
| day at o'clock After the business meeting
| Lodge of Sorrow will be held in the main hall The
| orator of the evening will be Bro. William Henry
White.
Lotus No 81 will confer the second degree next
! Thursday evening. W. William A. Johnson. the
| Master, has a kindly greeting for all visitors
| The times are remarkable for the great num-
| Der Of societies formed for every variety or pur-
| pose and object They are found In numbers IN
| every part OF our community. And as many or
| the members Of our institution are connected with
| these societies. and often in an official capacity,
care should be taken that no changes In the modes
| of procedure and action in our business transac-
| lions peculiar Freemasonry are suffered 10
| Green into our lodges There can be no doubt or
! the proprety of these societies. or that they are
| organized for laudable purposes and that the work
| thew do is beneficial to society at large ana 20
! mankind. but their laws must not be exchanged
| for our laws our customs or regulations
| he forgotten 1t is often observed In lodges that
| well-ntentioned brethren without reflection pro-
| pose course OF action in some particular matter
| which Is at variance with Masonic rule or usage
| and attempt the quotation of a law learned else
| where and unknown TO our Jurisprudence.