New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC ouARRIE

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yer, ana Is doing good work.
losey wa o Lodge worked the third The
Among n.Tng the latter were w White. Wyeih and Lud-
Naval Lodge conferred the first degree w Mas
t Ter Colm9n presided. assisted by Past Maste:s
SE xdsh ana GSodrch also VS. Berry OF Gramercy;
rr Mafhingt o% Lodge No 2 ccnferred The FIRST
by Past Masters Bcngdorf ood Rcr was PAN
Grey; Holde and Others
Mum Lodge worked the nrst degree W Master
Jordan assisted ". Master Ernst Of Dorc Lodge dye
me entire membership, who Tool; that Off GER
10 the workings of the lodge.
we Mee'rop9Ii,an Lodse worked the Third Degree in
tt o~ FORM: there was coed attendance of wish
Icing veteran CAP W ianHI Fow' in0"S '''" i"
Why vii Masters talk themselves when 50
sides the gavel Is The Masters tongue ana SPEAKS
louder than he can. and certainly wiki better ef
Nc G9 9I(no ,ho L2asg sae Re hrs asgre " n
faithful Past Masters Of the odse-Moor5, Nath;
ee,Ws, and al the others. r. W Brother Janicke AMI
! W. Albert Maxfed among the visitors
aSF'e4 Past st M lSSGaS SSfs
Past M .ee WoTEng tools Txfr YER also
! Washington Alexandei Henry Van M.nden and
/ many others.
Alma L'odge gave the frs, Iceree il elegant
presented the Apron. r. W Theophilus Pratt ex-
planned the working tools and Past Master Delaney
off until September.
reception in honor of R " william nh II jenks the
new Grand Steward. who was congratulated all
the Grand Lodge Se Az o f9 racepon VIII be
until mex, September
o5 AS'Sr LGdse had 70 wSrk but hed Efry psas
Master Aexandcr Donegan occupied The West r.
VS.. Aiieck, Arnold, John A Davis and George
s end To- EseIe'''" The works of charity were attend
": Ancient N Lodge gave the First Degree ". Master
pointed District Deputy Grand Meter FOR the
esteemed Pass Master q Ancient Lodge The
members also congratulated the new Grand Officer.
and there was general rejoicing
Another Right Worshipful has been named r
" w. George v Anderson. M indefatissbe sccre
ed Grand Representatiye OF The Grand Lodge of
Texas, near that Of Nc~-York Brother George re-
the members and his many friends
Sylvan Grove Lodge worked the mrs; degree W.
pianatory lecture y pleasant feature the even
Ing was the presentai on Of apron to a venera-
Mason in f s5 The lodge IVA Was wen aii,ndSG BY
members. and there were many visitors.
peosah Rour n the ara
aHe annual m outing I Aadolph 6 Gatgsell
the, signals to fall in. but as there nothing to
daV and then ba COCO tine Far iGr ~, na
Mculars read the Masonic Department Of The
Tribune every Sunday.
" Frank , Hsm0p b6 in ne Ea55
T Sham9e 5o 1 P5s NJ IN 9s fGr@ and Wam
as l6 and i, RSbeTt Clark Of PYRAMID Lodge W
Centennial Lodge had another crowded house |
W. Henry Lippman presided The third .desree |
D. s OF the E EG exDlaned re wang i1 tSol
and W: Rudolph Holde gave the historical lecture
ieph sn a'F' and e y@sfn ASSISTED A Among
the numerous visitors were VS. White and sal |
mon, Anderson, OF Star Of Cuba. and II. Y. VIII |
Golden Rule Lodge celebrated its tventy-lrst an
the women to strawberries and cream. There were |
Sery pang e a9q Ma V be @
very handsome badges 10 the Oldest brothers
lodge R. ", J. Stewart, Wilson made the present.
tion address in his well-known eloquent manner.
Benevolent Lodge No q wound IN the business
Of the season with the third degree, which W. |
cradle ecia " Robert Marshal Master Of Benev-
client Lodge Ne i5 Of Paterson n j. VIC, Who was
planned the working tools. There We're also pres
f35 IieEc Of Harlem p LSagS Won Mn9 len
toIical lecture. Lodge called off until September
True Crattsmans Lodge closed for the season
gree on three candidates with very large attend
and. as usual an enjoyable supper. Wor Bro. E
NJ. Goodman and his STAFF of officers conducted the
standard ritual " Bro Harry Philippe was com
upon his able presentation Of the working tools the
address being delivered with his usual dgnihed
demeancr.
National Lodge had another fine and largely at
tended meeting, conferrng The third degree in ex-
eded in fhe rs and second se5n and
William J. Duncan delivered the historical lecture;
o 6rgina s ;ss@nd @
W. Of Ne York |
Klingenstein and Samuel G. Baum; Of Empire City
horn. Rosenberger. Van Lewen, of National. were
present
Ridgewood Lodge No 10 met but. having no
T SEe enacted Rmong hse very pleasing one and
one wnich was carried without dssentins voice or
vote was the substantial acknoWledsment ana a2-
taking Secretary. W: Bro Peter Van Cot VINO
wa hs sSd Gr az Ss @d TeGs
days gone by. Good secretaries are bound 10 be
aG Bro are Peter ws be- as
well as the brethren Of No 10.
IndependePt 5Qase No he'd 9 gala ala night, c0n
Of a full house. W Mas;cr John G. Folsom pre-;
the working tools and Past Master Waiter Linde
mayer gave the historical lecture. all Of which was
soe,nncr and was delivered in good form Oih@rs
a a."tF were r. " Lcmuci russell r " Robert
Past Masters Parker. Harrison and Hama il was
very enjoyable meeting. and interesting to all
who were present.
Morton Lodge No. g. at Hempstead Long Island
had gala time the celebration OF rs centennial
last Wednesday. There was parade. music.
speeches NJ W. william 4. Sutherland the Grand
Master honored the lodge by his presence also
Tenuty Grand Master X. w. Wright d. PownaN
Tbers were several Grand Lodge officers present
and many brethren from New.York and Brooklyn:
Wortnn Gornmandery No 4. which acted guard
Of honor TO the Grand Lodge, turned out with over
Two hundred swords. carrying the magnificent ban
ner recently presented to them by the women of
tho commandery
gree " Charles w Drake. the Master, presided.
and the accomplished Senior Deacon OF Republic
Ledge No geo brother Winterburn. conducted the
On ndidates through the middle chamber. Among
The visitors were w. NJ Lindheim Of Unity Lodge