New-York tribune., 1898-12-04
LODGE NOTES..
cur ro11ERs IN MASONIC OUARRIEs

Excelsior Lodge No 1875. W William r. Denham
Master held It's stated communication on i Moimuay
nsn and for h which viii place
on Monday December l2.
ManSu LSdse cav dbor the hs, WardeS srfs E.
presented The the Mas,eHs and Hya Tute and
Schurhack also assisted In the work
Darcy Lodge worked the second degree with w
Louis S tribourg n the East surrounded Dy rost
Next meeting the third degree will be given In fuh
form.
Gramercy Lodge gave he third =, degree e with With
/ Tuck presided in the first seconi ana Of the
working tools. W. Henry Lippman Of Centennial
Lodge presided in the second seGs and
Heath and Keterer also assisted Among me Thar nq-
merous visitors were VS. John Mcmillan OF char nnd
ter Oak Charles W. Shaw. OF Eastern star anu
many others.
Kane Lodge No A conferred the second degree
presided, and r ". George ": Arnold explained
he working tools. W Lillian II AndreWs on N ,5e. be-
Fitzjames seari9ht. presented Kane Lodge with a
Masters apron worn by ,ne father OF Bro seargnt
Master received the relic for the lodge. and the
thanks Of Kane were transmitted to the widow
ST. Andrews Lodge No g. OF West Winsted
Conn has nine members who have been Masons
forty years and over AUGUSTUS n Benham ,Snsd %s
man in is52 Sherman T. Cooke in 1854. Chauncey s
Foster In 49, Wam W%ttes d ,ss G i5 s@d InSfn Hsnfn
have been in the fraternity long. are also
good and true brethren Of the mystic ne.
The Masonic veterans Of Philadelphia paid fra
ternal visit IN their veteran brethren OF New YORK
and We're royay entertained dinner Was ,s given nrn
sided with most felicitous grace The arar was an
ouakers as well az by the Knicker6ockers
Scotia m Gdsf ID s2ys hs rst GfG'f E5 Kav wIh W.
tho working tools Others present were R: W. VIII
Kenzic and sharp. Next meeting election
Americus Lodge conferred the third i. degree /, H
Long SnI pre- presided W william Mathews worked
the second section and Past Master W K Rs'yea
tendance the work was well done, and the best OF
Masonic spirit prevailed
Independent Royal Arch No. met Thursday
evening and conferred the second degree ". Mas
ter Browning was assisted by his steady ana st"T-
Colin D. Anderson conducted the candidates in the
second section Of the degree An exiract from rne
an animated and interesting discussion ensued.
Piat Lodge gave the first degree IN the good
senihal. the Master presided. doing all the work
" HazeIton Spencer NJ r.. who has removed to
Canada. whore he is practising his profession
Pacific Lodge received the official visit Of r W
yc He WAS Rfesen'ea ny ~ r eoers wss sent
to Mrs smith from the Lodrc.
Navigator Lodge No ?22 wore the garb Of its ola
6a%cIEy n as rh x wbsn no 232 was in he IRON,
rank of our German lodges. Like ndiS iduals
experienced both. hui through the hercuean efforts
of the present Master. ". Carl Kopp. Navigator IS
forging the front and IS rapidly taking its proud
DGsdobn sde bs ' dca ohf s as The hrd dsre was co
ferred. and that earnest. sterling Mason. w Au-
gust +. Trech. Vas presented with very hand
somely engrossed certihcat" of honorary member
shin All this brought a large number of brethren
together in honor Of the energetic Master and In
6GnE nd Of w h 'cG W Adr% Herman rT
Adam Knohloch. Himmelstead and many others
crowded the spacious lodgeroom
The twenty-eigh'h report Of tho directors Of the
Masonic Widows and Orphans Home of kentucky
ie at hand and speaks volumes for the good Work
done I'm this tho premier" Masonic institution
which led all other States in the line Of good and
the Home where many good trades are taught. and
gives n most exhaustive and accurate account Of
all the money received and expended. Bro n. p
Grant Is secretary.
Pyramid Lodge No. 40 conferred the third degree
Friday night " Master Thomas !. Watt pre-
sided during he entire .sree resent a the East
Hall. Kennedy, Spence. John Watt and Charles n
Baldwin Among the many visitors were r. W.
N u. Getty David Kay and william 5 Ihomson;
reception. will he held Tomorrow at Lexington
Opera House
Washington Lodge No 2l. W. Rudolph Holde
Master. again worked the first degree. W. bro
Colman Of Naval Lodge was among the many
visitors. .t
This was the Grand Masters busy week Mon
day night he dedcated lodge rooms in Kings
County Lodge No 81. Tuesday nieht he at
Adam schaar in me Ninth District "Wednesday
night he addressed the assembled brethren in the
Cornmandery room. and THURSDAY night he OH,
his own brother from the position OF Grand Repr"-
sentative of the Grand Lodge Of Washing'o on ana
returned 70 his home in Rochester well worn out
with his Masonic lahors