New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-07
LODGE NOTES.
THE To1LERs IN MASONIC or-ARRIEs

Wilker assisted.
Atlas Lodge, No. si6 met. with r.. W. John ".
Henry f. Browne and many others were ia at
tendance.
style the Master W. Frank L. Hamilton doing the
entire degree. After the work the bylaws were dis
cussed and many new amendments were adopted.
Lotus No. 81 had 10 work but spent a very pleas,
ant evening. s. W. Robert Baker presided. and
the Junior Warden, y. W. Hlebrand, entertainel
his ample and well-hlled repertory.
Amcrlcus Lodge No p held It's stated communi-
fS9n The yryv much rher Being no can
dldates present W. Master william r. Relyea
Brother Ordeman's
Plat Lodge No 1874 started up in earnest Thurs;
day evening, comforting the first degree on several
the lodge, ana the senior Warden. Brother Fl. j.
Rosentha!, worked the degree Past Masters bus'
bee and Joseph assisted.
Continental Lodge gave the second degree in It's
usual good form and with It's usual good attend
s sGed II w, WILLIAM Wna15 r Jo srnor w WaTer H.
McClcayos conferred the degree in good style
W. Edgar Mortimer explained the WORKING toois
M9n;gomcry Lodge conferred TIE mira Gegr nr
W. William +. Yates presided and Il. W: BiQin'r
s"ats saTe The historical scurG re-, + " v AG9 nPd
Huntington were among those who assisted III me
ceremony which was given with much IMPRESSIVE
ness
Hiram Lodge gave the second degree. W. VII
lam Collins presided and ". George T. Erncs; ex-
S among i"f v ES T RSs was an exescnt
enGaHce Hiram is busy preParns o Ior a nG To-
ieSs ~ Inc "entr "'', o1"rH IGI"use.
Pyramid Lodge The frs, desrese , w. JAMS iTn
E%f4y apren and ES Mann M Of @
Lodge explained the working tools in very edify,
Ing manner There were also prgsent vi TeofSS
Scotia; H;man and SchIFyef 49,
John Hancock Lodge gave the second degree vs.
sharp lia,ae ana SrauT Isaac irsch junior
ny nPcc'n: eia,iT } d0 acted as senior Deacon
Mardem o. N1' ,b apddoi"s through the Middle
chamInr and did exccedingIy wen in the lecture
wh ,i;ii' was delivered with much mpreFsiycness
Mosaic Lodge No il' gave tne ti'r nonnsr W
mos Tsf.''' Nathan T. Wood presided and accom-
plished the entire work + The dsgree o fns ,sse
p mr%f SG' AZ the orsS Gam The lodge wen at
tended by rs own members and many Visitors
Livingston Lodge received the GiGiai Vis d 9 9i H.
bers, II. " Matthew Taylor presented 10 ifo 'I
William Scott the honored Treasurer OF .hT yai5r6
service to the lodge ana during the rvrnlnk 5ns
brethren were entertained by the mono ''c"' WIN
trdopcndent ROYAL Arch Lodge 40 gaze the
sccn"J dcgrce 81 William Is. Browning. tho
Master opened the lodge In due form ana th1
senior Warden. Brother Frank /. Lhnt. "grhsst
th desre HT ,s AFd'rs sai,y o was in R
South South 'I Past master jude gb{ ana the sturdy
membership % 80 "'I' "' VI" '"''-' ,,,,,.
h9ne Lodge s@te w, Earion James r scabrIght
presided c. Victor Twiss occnpi"d the WeSS, a4"
Ilr,sb Ga mn
Pae, Master j Morris Ward presented the apron.
and " l. II Andrews explained the worAinG
anu w, - I.rr,c ne VOL done. and made
Tools inc .raitie i,,t,rcs.jCn upon all present
" -, .,rko, tho third legrcc In the
rrosnnC" Of a large gathering Of prominent
rrroi,smen Among ,hc notahl~s were. X. w. Fcr-
6jnand Levy William : Thompson, 9. 6, ti"rhard,.
j. j. Gcy ana many ohyre con, n,. vi JG sd2e
he historical lecture A large delegation o. MARSH
LIolec No ~. Brooklyn "c'o'"l""'''
'?'''' - 49,. .,.,,d .t.gr.. ,ylfh
much fcat and win cqnsdcr2bl' cnihGsia .,,2.
tn" Master. W hOhert Hl,uht'S,, l"+'r Ioe'ih
rounded 10y Past Masters NlhAin tI'fr",rtt' II,,ir
IHl'hi .g l. ~ ~ 80 ,,r.y.,t " Robert Dickry
Of GP$ Xassa hgi' Frank M .'U Hamilton Of Polar star r
". brother GrossmaH o. New orleans; ana W.a5
2lhcrs, t,6,n :, Xrh"ns Iodee also assisted
., -, y. ,,,, ...,. ,,.. s.coud degree with
t,y Lodge 80 ~ G' ", ~, H. I-s, and Il " "
njitrnhocfrcr n the West. Past Masters copeland
and clear ana LOUIS StAnr'' "U~ 80 Hro,h.r
2t s,n,,E fhs noc"nar Mo recently did
I'm the pcrforfnAh,r oi M ~. Indg" lie va
member IN koo1 -!ahu'nN ~ 1870 Ly IN. Lodge
buried in the Luth,ra9 E,r,m,rrfg ncrtornncd h.
v Mastcf EuS""s % ,cl "; me- Inn,i,e-iook was
oie6 sc, as,de TO- hIs in~mott
The regular meeting o. ~" M.roi' o., ~ Ia
was held on Saturday yeHwilS , U'' lanes H1ghan
OF Torqudy England. entitled Mnsyi',, -, -
A ,tc scn5e- Es G !GnG on9.ae OF Edwerl
onpGc second is02Fs MILAN MI n h ls;5 Pr Yr
hasso, and Richard r. Nltr'' &c.. 40, r,.rf Tho
nsh"d The music an! Np'Hl -, i,.",'r, Tho lu-
officers arc noii.s 49, Ion bv ,akinc thr meetings
tcrrsts OF ne '-S''l'uI ~
rs attractive "s P".''"'' ,.,oc ,,,,h
cco,io Iodg. conferred tho second d'EI,,' WIN
". Adam Hi IN the has; an' W 1T, ,rnie
nedy OF Pyramid. presenting INC W ~ - 100 IN
r. VS. Moore Mathew ana ,i,a aY'u ~ i,aIc and
attendance. also VS. clark. Nl,'X tt'' pt.r pcs
sharpe. Glynn ana bCh,nrtS' ,ba ,,,iltitud.
Historian OF Ia" t'tAhu l.vnt H." sro,i1 Iolpo
ofNis literary labor n'Nri l'rtt,,ing iron, Tho dino
ann manages 20 sua,'r .h bis,o~v of Frccmasonry
he dcvotcs 10 writng w, ms" inh,a H. acted
I'm the state OF NV VI ,rrTtr1 and pa, Master
as secretary ior ms Ju s a. aimed ~ home bv
Kenneth Mnck'nH'' WHO wa '
sic kncss ..
T., a.. ~" e,,,ic Zoo senior Warden Brother Adolph
y Bose presided conferrln2 the degree In flli
form W. Brother MARITIME presented tnI sp' on,
and W Woods. Of Merchants i'''trtt ,,n, ,lsn
present VS. Dn"nlnE ny'' v""',tt,rai Ioden Eroinor