New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-13
LODGE NOTES.
THE TOILERs IN MASONIC DUAL


Mum Lodge gave the first degree. w. Master
John Mcguire presided assisted by w: Albert
MaShed and James J. Jordan. Mum is doing ex-
Ancient Lodge No. IA conferred the first degree
II mu It's usual good form w Master Charles b
others. The lodge had very good attendance.
Chanceiler WaIworth Lodge conferred the third
erick Slack OF Greenwich, and Southwck Hebbard.
wSr,h Lodge gave the third degree in good form
explained the worRns tools W W. jerks. Byrn. OF
i Msvai Collins Of Hiram and many other shining
Slentia Lodge conferred the second degree. w
Master Philip Block presiding "; Brother Loudon;
tools There We're also i'1 present. " smee. Has,
k,ns Shannon and X. W. Robert L. Wright and
menry Lhippmsn in the East and good attend
stern and wenf OF M MAY
thew Taylor, Of the Eighth and White Lyman.
Wyeth and many more.
municatlon. but nevertheless the brethren enjoyed
the meeting very much; W. Master c. w Drake
sky Downs aDS cSbs There
also many visiting brethren present.
Eureka Lodge gave the first degree w. Joseph
odeli presided: W. Brother Aksrs of United States
Lodge. presented the Apron. There We're also pres
Henry Van Minden end W. George Baker.
Benevolent Lodge No Is. W. William Hardness
Master. worked the second degree; Past Master
Schreyer presented the working tools. Among ;he
lem. as well as the Hillsons. Pladwell and r. W
Elwood. The degree was conferred In very good
form.
ter, conferred the second degree last Tuesday Ihe
Junior Warden. Robert w Morrow presided , and
Mariner r. ". Allan Williams presented the work
Ing So Past MaI se d n e work re of the
lodge WINS '''
Howard Lodge No. So held pleasant communica-
Of nc guests Of the EVENING was JGnq n
Worshipful Brother gave some very interesting
wa bis whc f pEs s sys Of
To know the ritual Of Masonry Is a necessity SO
to fully understand the work of the 3dgs p net
thing solid TO be Of service and that Is the solid
principles Of the craft 1t is good enough 10 De
greater to BE SGS SSe od eRens
of the ancient institution.
day ne rea Ef i s1c Dar pre
sen,ed the working tools The rooms were crowded
yersatlon e among the brehren was the Coming
cursion of The Lodge on next Tuesday. and Brother
5us MSa the for ns
Naval Lodge gave. the, third degree with w.
Master Coleman in the East. surrounded by Past
Gramercy Lodge ~ brother Hodc gave the his
G S Ih nG d M VI ery Spp s on OK
the sound, for its outing. Those who desire to
viii not be dsapponted T Tice,S can be
from any member of No. GO.
St, Johns tSdge No gave , the second degree in
W Ferdn . r. Elder PRESENTED the working
tools tool d Past MaST fE ns acted Senior Mrd pS
lips also lass, assisted r W: Peter Ross and Past
The next communication at St, John viii be June
=, s. JOINS Day. when the lodge will celebrate
its 10th anniversary by trip TO Greenwood Lake.
o. ite
communications comforting the third degree in
TSs fs% 2 Moso ptsGs and
r w. John w. Allison explained the working tools.
hs a. bonsssn Of Aston among the Of
TSyframid sharp Of Scotia: and Moore, Wiley snd
done.
R. J; a: oppenhelm. Deputy Grand Master Of the
STATE Of WAS in this city last t week on
est of the Cryptic Rite and reports the condition
Of the various councils he has visited 'hrSushout
tingushed brother looks forward to the meeting of
and hopes to hear favorable reports from every
where
rarda ns there BEING desTee %onE
Master sammis 0TgSnized an enterianment com
contributed fne tenor solo. R. W. George ".
aee a1 played the flute and R. W George Van vet
acted as master Of ceremony Russ" Johnson
stock of amusements.
Independent Lodge No. lS5 gave the second de-
f Fif1h paid tn, the lodge dying Visit and w. Philip
tools: The lodge s was Well ATTENDED: as this lodge
Sseh rs of St. 9s ods o co
Inns. Of Hiram; Baum. Of National and W. Akers,
of United States Lodge, who acted as Senior Dea-
acting ~fre and Hanna secretary
Polar Star, Lodge conferred the first degree with
is% MsT e the Wss Tools w Robert 9a1sh
" Gilbert smith. a member Of Polar Star, who
over he 3 a Of cm paH in TIE
came to the city during the session OF the Grand
FS%e Flowing report OF Of the by the
inmates Of the Home, and OF the comforts enjoyed
6h kds s IA sop @ ans s ses
W: Master Peterson presided and received the he
ssay WORDS Of sssa ned and
Theophiius Pratt an other p od meI OF
Haney car9e Rogers rs and who
cred short addresses on this joyfu occasion. r. w;
TO honor Venerable Brother Toop. All the members
% dssh S ss
United Brothers Lodge No as had busy time
sy Re aaer 6 6 Hsr
man Lodge. who presented the working tools.
R5 ese of Ghn sS of
John Rasher. John Evert. of Allemania: r. w.
Brother Janike and numerous delegations from the
va rious lodges in the Twenty-eghth District were
present. W. Master Decking was kept busy greet
ing and welcoming the many distinguished brethren
" no came pay their respects to him and to No.
256 The lodge called off to September
National Lodge conferred the first degree with
w Max G. Baum in the East. w. Bro Stiefel pre-
scented the apron, the working tools being explained
nv " Robert l., Smith of John ID. Willard Lodge.
w Rudolph Holde also assisted Among the visit
ors were w Master Kennedy. Of Pyramid: MeO-
limo of Copestone: ElwoOd and Hardness, Of
Coombes Ogilvy and Pierce, Of Harlem
Lodge: r. W. William J. Duncan and others Past
Master S q Baum OF Empire City Lodge, gave
the explanatory lecture. very pleasing episode OF
the evening was the announcement that the Master
OF National Lodge w. Max G. Baum had Just been
appointed Grand Chaplain of the Grand Chapter
OF the order of Eastern Star. He received the
hearty congratlia tions of all the members upon
the honor bestowed upon him.
Rabbi L. Weiss, Of B'nai Jewish Church. Of San
Francisco I'm a communication to THE Columbus
Die ., made a strong defence for eecret So