New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
COMING EVENTS.

| DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TRESTLEBOARDS-
| German Union No "a meets tomorrow evening
to receive several propositions ana transact ''"e'
: important business.
tomorrow evening. w. Joseph Odell, the Master
| cordially invites visitors
! The officers Of Palestine Commandery NO IL VII
be installed tomorrow evening by Past Commander
Eminent Sir George F. Lawrie.
Benevolent Lodge No. % will work the second de,
Master. invites brethren to visit.
Centennial Lodge. W. Henry Lppmani master as,sn
VIII confer the second degree next Iuesday even
ing. Everybody is welcome, and everybody goes 90
| Centennial.
The next regular communication of silentia Lodge
! No 1875 will be held Wednesday evening. WORK
second degree. Bro. Edwin +. Paynter Will de-
| liver the lecture in the middle chamber
| Mark Past and NJ t. degrees next Wednesday. +.
Thomas Kelly Is High Priest ana cordially III
The Grand Commander. r.. f. John Mapes VIII
install the newly elected Seers Of pamaSGns co SIR
Knights are re coTrteously invited to attend.
| Copestone Lodge will confer the third degree
next Wednesday evening Copestone Is always wen
and " Matthew IN own Meono the Courteous Master
has a kind word of welcome to all brethren.
! BE constant In your exertions TO Keep UP t.s
respectability OF your lodge. but never work WIN
that zeal which is easily exhausted by over.acuo;,,
20 not expect novelties at every step you iase m m
succession OF common and ordinary events.
Orient Chapter No s VIII Confer nj xt tAe atra e.
tons The degree will be glven with musical ac-
and viz eeor fun Seo%sn will
! side f. George N. Duval, the II. p, cordially
invites visitors.
salem Of SeW Or City viii be held on Tuesday
June s. 1897 to confer the fifteenth degree, hnlsh'
cation preceding the summer vacation. the Master
trusts there will be large attendance OF the MEM
! bers OF the council
Tomorrow evening the companions OF Suwassett
Chapter of Patchogue Long GLAND VIII nave desrsa
ter ofacers. who viii make their official visit to
from s city on af viii
the Grandees Meet at Long Island city railroad
| station at 4:3o p. m. Monday.
| Freemasonry has apology to make for Its past
| history. and from the profane 1t ASKS no favor
| It's demand is upon its votaries, OF whom II eX,
poets voluntary obedience to It's tenecs: TINS VIII
way. 1t neither seeks desires notoriety. The
| By self-sacrifice and desire to do and obtain
member OF the Fraternity.
Tho last stated communication Of City Lodge No.
4Os previous to calling OFF for the summer months
Master Mason will be coSferred r. W George L;
| Montague will occupy the East during the second
John Stewart Past Grand Master and honorary
member of this lodge. will be present to assist at
George ns " Whte by the
tiers and Past Masters Of the Sixth MASONIC pi .
to be repete with interest to the brethren and all
are earnestly requested to atterd After the close
, Of this communication labor Will not be resumei
until Monday, September 80 1881 ". f. 9. Middle
brook Master, and Joseph G. Miller Is Secretary
The next stated convocation Of Crescent Chapter
No 220 will be held on Tuesday evening, June =
Rt. Ex John w. Palmer, Deputy Grand High
Priest of the Grand Chapter Of the state OF New
York accompanied by the resident Grand Chapter
officers, will visit on this occasion.
Greenwich Lodge No. 467 is out with an excellent
programme for the annual excursion. Flrst-ciass
music, a sail In the balmy month of June Q5th) to
the romantic Iona Islands, good company ana
provided
Sir George Nicholson Eminent Grand Generals
smo of the Grand Commandery Knights Templar
of the State of NewYork will install the following
officers elected In De Witt Clinton Commandery
No. q, for the ensuing year Sir Juan B. Arcl. Emf
nent Commander; Sir Alexander f. Hill, Genersi a..
issimo Sir Edward Eastment Captain General; Sir
John Petrie treasurer; Sir Thomas G. Adams. re-
corder; Sir Robert J. Dickie. Senior Warden; Sir
r. d. Somerville Junior Warden: Sir William
Arnsperger. warder. Trustees. EN- sir John r.
Mowen Sir A. Il. Martin and Sir George A. Hughes
The Eminent Commander-elect will announce his
appointments at this conclave.