New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
LODGE NOTES.
THE To1LERs IN MASONIC ouARRIEs


Mcsaie Lodge No as gave the first degree With
Past Masters Russell. Reed and Goetz. WIS
ST Cecile conferred the first degree last Tuesday
afternoon In Its usual good form Among the
United States: Hotmer of copestone. and Vaien.
tine. Foster and Maxlied.
w. Frederick j. Brown. Of Manhattan Lodge. was
members of his lodge in recognition of his long and
made the to se RHs
Star OF Cuba conferred the third degree last Mon
day, W. Bro. Colin d. Anderson in the East. w
oo the Following Visitors aas
Bros Charles Morrison, of vsritasi sharp, OF SGG
ington.
Sr tdss r No. s had h s SSss
Folsom presided in the East and gave eordiai,
welcome to visiting brethren larse the
lecture and " Bro Akers Of United States Lodge
presented the Apron.
nail who gave the Historical lecture IN his usual
r the e s S
gushed brother received thanks and
young Master " Adam Hill, presided during all
the a apron. Which was done in fine manner by
W. Donegan. p NJ of Astor Lodge, and nd, Past Mas as
Peter ROSS Ross WIS Mckenzie Adair and others were
present
the Senior Warden, James F. scaright. in the East,
6 Victor Twss in the West and Brother Koss sin IN the
%iisndancs r Ron Morgan M W di WsT u.
The degree work was done with grace and dignity
AmercYs Lodge gave the third degree es with If g M
BIZ burns Posty Mortimer and Wheeler assisted e
and aTe comforable Way doing good Masonic work,
;,cc lo 10 mar her
fraternal bonds of friendship and brotherly love.
Lebanon No. 1871 gave the first degree W. John John
the gave to the Junior Warden, Brother Victor A.
Shmme who conferred the dsgree G0od manner
W White presented the Apron ana wi The svm
hals OF Of I1 me wopn Tools there were also
present Past Masters Morrison. Huntington, Col
Inns and others.
1 ia%5og D Tssslssa and and
wn aiS maHS bTehren W. Max
Baum of National Lodge, with large delega'iop
sgatlon; r " William II. Miller VS. VS. White hn1:
present r. w. James B, Gie explained the work.
ing tools and gave the historical lecture
St AOfn W. k0dFs Eo E hsa on s0f
lodge presented Past Master James CoGrof5 win
Love presented beautiful floral piece INTENDED IVr
s MrS the Utmost was evneed
cises of the evening. r. w: kenworthy, Einer,
josiah smh were present, and ali were happy. a, as
it was a happy evening indeed. Good Tor ST. Al
bans'
Sycamore Lodge No. 81, w. William T; Browne,
Master conferred the second degree The senior
waISe Dong the entire degree much the sais
faction of the candidates and brethren Even Even
f Lucas and Dedrck were astounded at the, very
precise manner in WHICH the degree was cGnaert Se
congratulations OF all present for his good work
W. Peter Haster and =. NJ. KoehlCr were among
the visitors.
Patt Lodge. following the good example Of all
frst-cass lodges changed about in the selection OF
s nS H. seno S1eGn sReHfsT
RGPseHh 5ae pesded in thu East Comforting the
third degree NIX good Ban of
odee xpnsd The works. E GSs snd Ia e. w
Past Masters Bugbee joseph and PrSudman n aIso
s1ev w Of sm Hnad we're vt edssa STAR 00
Montgomery Lodge at it's stated communication
last Monday night conferred the third w aegres On
Yates presided the East and all the officers S of
the lodge wsIs in Their ny aDd proper
soemn r. Bro AdGlph r g. GTtgsfi q mnn
nfga There Was good attendance Of members and
visiting brethren Among the latter LIVER were T. R m
Sharpe of Scotia Lodge, and several regulars
Hope Lodge No. pa William A. Wallace Master ,l;Is'
gave the lrst iegree win the ninr Warden pre-
siding in the first section and the Senior Warden;
De Little 0Gcnpag the he N Ef in Very eeG
ifabe manner. and with an earnest zeal and deyo-
Ton p, which cad W 59r Gam nhf heS JOHN LITTLE WASH
ington Alexander Isaac tromms' meni Srown ~
well as sharPe Of dr seo eancouFse Of visiting
brethren.
City Lodge, W. Bro E. o. Mlddcbrook, Master,
n ns at Masonic Hail when the first degree was
conferred with dignity, accuracy and n1presS,Ive-
ThsTe Vas ~ GoG9 aerf@' eSpaed the
symbolism of the working tools and nd SaVe the
lecture in the second an sfcIo solomon
Levi oS nis be SsoT ' Pst Masters Henry M
Ter and Henry j. Miller father and son were a ,n
Gy hd 4ss rs d0 and has hearty
ope caton Of ali its active Past Masters
Lodge the second degF be rave
m " ibe JUNIOR n Warden Joseph Clairmont who
conferred the degree in mastery manner tne 9 N
% Tss9 aSo BroReT Arthur B.
acted as s. D. thus demonstrating that the oIfep5
in the good and harmonious workings Of the Ge
srees W. Master Downing OF WORTH Lod fge,, w 81
Smonz the visitors also a veteran Mason from o.
John Lodge No /. Newport, r. L., w. btotness
James c. opham who has 6ee Mason Rvroh H.
Hooper also from st. John. and many others
Eureka lodgeroom filled to It's utmost d 5d Ca
psey ss' MHnaqy ns Bro jossph ode
sided in the East and during the early p1pt Of 5f
visitors. The work of the evening the third
degree, which was conferred on three Ca anlamnv
cha
OF tbs occasion. r. w. Bro. Ehlers delivered the
historical lecture with his usual eloquence and
created profound impression on the candidates
He fully maintained his reputation as the SILVER
tongued." Among those present were W Bro Gao
mus and delegation from Bloomfield Lodge NO
40 Bloomfield. n. j.: W. Bro. Zcitz and deleSs-
lion from German Pilgrim. Newly ork; Joel ;.
Mason. OF Crescent; Alexander, Of Hope; Ernst OF
T1orio. w Bros. Field. Ludwig, Nelson. Postley
r, w. jenkins and W. Downs. of Worth. ana
others.
Merchants Lodge Nj buy s tnS Iaj inst
being NTH THURSDAY the w., Women Were nVsd TO 20
| cial evening at Merchants" The brethren ana
thcr fair friends turned out in large numbers. and
a varv ENJOYABLE entertainment was given, CON