New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs

man Master Of Charity Lodge presented the apron
and W Hman explained the wSrE ga ioy ys,,ors
City Lodge held pleasant meeting. eonferTing
the second degree Bro MddeDr9Ok PTss'd tSc
working tools Bro David NJ Cohn acted MS Senior
Deacon in fine form and in very eloquent manner;
r W Bro Dittenhoeffer arose and offered res9-
luton congratulatlng Past Master Andrew NJ
stone the s SEVENTEEN Of his he and conveying the
best wishes for many 2aRpy returns 81 'ne o ray
was seconded by Past Master Miller and car.
ried unanimously With rousins en'husiasm; Ply
Past Master treated them to a little speech, which
he did with great modesty yet very forciby.
ods Ne T ~ the ns
ed BY R W Adolph 8. Guigseil. r W. John +
Barker 'c Of or"nite lodge Maine: iioide, Of Wash
inston Muehsam ana Ia Barr oi Man as weli
da GS~B B. a 5s nase aa Wn ho TGTS a
working tools
Gqye o4ss conferred The nFS ds1se w M nmd
brown assisted w. clover presented the work
ing tools. The lodge was well attended
Continental Lodge conferred the frst degree.
rounded by the lights Of Con.inentalr-R VS.
Hulsc. Coburn Ehicrs and Johnston Past Mas a..
ter Sheldon explained the working tools, ana w
bingham presented the apron Bro Martin MAJOR;
among the visitors.
Eastern Star Lodge No ~ gave he second cd, 1e
gree W Chares W shay NE Mas ,bc ga celf ,a
confer the degree. which was done in exceedingly
62Sbr fern brent R to- among whom many
timers" who loud md sincere IN me pra, ,.
OF the Young officer. Bro; Robert l.; McCrfsady.
the Senior Deacon also dit BIS Pgr' IN fine fc,m
IN fact. AL the officers of No. 2N are pr"Nc'nt
Sxcolieni lodge is found IN the iivlnsston Room
every first ana third Wednesday OF each month
Greenwich Lodge held wei-stien,,ed cormnni-
contcyrSd Il M r., fern WI r.e ta dG rH
plniled the working tools and Il ". josiah smith
gave the historical l~,turo All y which was dTne
with precision and IN solemn. earnest manner ne
rooms crowded with shining lights OF
Masonry
Ions Iso d Lodge No $50 hold Its stated com
|. mun!catlon Thursday at which time l. W wafer
F. Sykes District DeSuy Grand Mnsie, ,, na" yr S
shIpful Grand Master. Il was an evening long to
be remembered n tho annals ~ Lons !s.and n a
GRATED with American haTs. very aprop"' ior
the occasion. and q more cnthusias,ln ga 'n 9,
sonic District. and all those present VII car1Ty
their memories back n mat VISIT w. ITO J'nm H.
ing receiving the number - brethren. ana among
them were tho f3low,ns disiingusn,n ,ronI
Master: r ". Bros. Miller and Nischer and x w
George F. MoCnGS ns'Tf ls,1" Spy Rros paync
and Berwin OF Adytum. and scores of others
At the communlcaon q heward I ,o:Sso NJ re-
Ars, section was conferred fautl'ssy ~ me N1'-
shipful Master. assisted IN tho Second section ny
IN tho South. West and East respectively ".
Colin D. Anderson. !. Howard Wain~righi ana u.
~ the derrec was Iaadc Interesting AMI Instructive
by w. J. Howard WAINWRIGHT ~ i'.i.nr l1 f,.
and oil who had The pleasure cf hearing him 4 "
william a. swan. reprcs'niatv" o' ~" ". w.
the " VI with the grand honors aga q kr .,
edged IN few words nea' >hr,s'', -s nv yre
citation o. the honor. AworF ln'f~ Dr. 49,,
samuel Schwarz. J. Z. ! em"rcst. Tuscan; 'n n.y.
wood and yer Hna'9 Prom " e5yora ,ol Hon
Ard Lodge IS 20 10 couGraiulai'd. W. HIp. 80 -.
CLARK the eeriai Masisr Is %iho,n, aGr, hn'
meeting A. tho ncyt commun. etc, ',f ",,n i
gre Sii d be ,,e,5 S@- and fra,crn Welcome
10 ali WHO viii honor the lodge with '.s't
Lotus Lodge had work p, ~ l',,.'d ,
The senior Warden. a " iIlldchrani, BIAS 'n'F'y
recovered from NJ r. ny .i'n,sS t,' ,',s ..
contributed his share q -ociab!ll'y
Scotia I.ocge WAS crowded ctca more wan usy
Ely yi@ Of K " John T. sy rNr., Deputy q
to seventh whose visits ATc marked ~ ne on.
s p1nrip5s st ri M Dc1 @ oand no .xseoo
sturdy phaary Of brethren stood IN line to rs''iS
Peter Ross Ii n. Historian Of the Grand i.odse'
presented the representative Of ne Grand M9s,'r'
g grH and welcomed Kim The reply = Hro'hcr
Sly was shG5 but to i The pshf f8a ann in scos
Lodge Tic sincerely thanked the brethren 'oI ~,
, ysnr 'TgD3S % f5Ga j." r
Deputy and president Of The Squ"TT" aircsscS he
william J. WHEY. Brcckway. Laird. shay. Wat:
in attendance Aitor,thcr +, was very pleaean,
evening and much enjoyed and appreciates
nv ali present The second degree was the Work
o. the evening
Pat, SdsG sayS r. FRS, Gcsrce IN 'HsSs4ns
the senior warden. j. r Marsa! 70 he East 70
dS59s ns r' 5 se' ,sos Of the 1sr'' rS
William 4. Swan. Of Adcnhi No q presented The
s a5 Hsd s '2S% a%a sn me *Ss
assisted W Daniel ". Li;tle Of Hope, Crowley
Dt ihe good cod, Work as done in riatt Lore
Americas Locge gave ~ tnird lcsrsc last Thur
day eySa"s Thi En- ,Gg",aS wS s ys s ns
torcal lecture. and with the weil-esahli.hcd r"pu
,aton q Amercus oage 10. COCO worH Sna or
%o ' is in scssion W Master william II Long
sa re5%df' section tr and " Colin b Anderson es
plsncd the working 'cSs GheTs ,t'" yG IN ,ne
81 & H,rlen c;lynn. Of oa iiuidnrton - fni'ei
States Witt Of Ma no. M. s.I w W Jon
Relyca and g IL Williamson. Americus Ia doing |
exceedingly well and kcepr we'll 20 tho from;
Tho rnerrbcrs Of Ccntcna'al Lodge gatherssd Ia |
scrvlce at the Temple Em1nu-T Tie Rev: DR. |
,nd nro,her Joseph s0ver'n.r. r'.tp'ai', - no |
lodge delivered an eloquent discourse His sub |
ject was 1.-THE Brotherhood ~ Mar d" Among rnnnv |
excellent things NE eloGgcnt speaker emphnsnea
true brotherhood among al men. that Masonry
among the first agencies To Turn down the |
bars OF Intolerance and hieptry. teaching all men |
70 ac; upon the square calling each other "hr2her:
that true md universal brotherhood among all men.
among all nations. Is tho true way toward the MIL |
lennium. The brotherhood OF nations, as Of man. |
the great ideal before rs II Is the greatest tenn
pie Of humanity OF which are the builders under
the direction OF the great Architect and Master OF
tho universe.
United States Lodge No 2OI me, "Wednesday even
Ing April 70 and conferred the third degree on |
1--WE candidates Among the visiting brethren were |
w. Bros. Eckcrt. schreycr. Duncan. Arnold. stone |
Hughes. Bush Boyd. Wyeth. Pcarce and Tyler |
The working tools .xempincd by W. Bro |
Eckcrt. Of Livingston Lodge The attendance ex- |
ceeded tho seating capacity Of the lodge and extra
facilities were furnished for tho comfort % the |
brethren who afterward enjoyed plea can't and |
substantial Layout" In the ante-rOom. The next |
communication OF United states occurs on Wcdnos-
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