New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
LODGE NOTES.
THE roILERs IN MASONIC orAnp,,.

,Latn) Dis,riet celebrated MS silver wedding isa,
happy couple received many handsome prss. The
turned Out in f force to assist n h wsossshpfu
festivities Of the evening. Letters and eyss,,ssng
everything the world can give. ~ p"
The annual election for officers Of the Sixth M.
5 5,S was rss hed on an MSn sa@y evening win
Peter r. Gatns' yice,president Nathan psss'Ti sn
secretary. and Bro: William II Johnson ir.s,,
annual dinner viii be 3etsrmIned Ise qa'' for The
h M9n Ssp Lodge No los met on Monday nigh.
selves into a commiiise OF me Whole for mutual
upon the ev results Of keeping late hours .sn eper
Eis O ds s.,,o hssl Sng'ns sGgr: poa
sshureck and others spoke. Brother Guest, ~.
efficient secretary. has copy Of each Of The ~,
Albion Lodge held n very interesting commu,.
cation comforting tho first desrec with ". Henrv
Titus, Atkinson ard Cooper. r. ". Charles II
Benedict read very interesting. report upon X.
D a%Is' " Benjanin Rsp6ae. u ASspSI NJ
was among the many visitors.
Der OF Masters and Past Mastcrs present annor.
them W Brothsr colpa e. Of N@yal Lodge. and "
william \. Johnston. q Lotus 50. g. explained n.
working tools. Ocean IS doing exceedingly we'll
The nInety-fourth regular meeting and first IA
he Borough Of Brooklyn. Of the Brooklyn Masonic
Veterans was held in Their rooms. Aurora Grsis
last evening Ven. Bro Joseph J Couch talked !,
Customs and the custom House and Ven. Bro
Theodore \. Taylor r.. eved and introduced Ii.
newly elected venerables
Il W. Charles W. Drake made HE Official visit, "A
Doric Lodge on Friday night he vas INTRODUCED
Alter the grand honors were given the D D. ssis
Il am no stranger in Dorie Ledge and take TIL,
Masters FOR the hearty support given ne since ny
appointment tn" Grand Master exl~tfs his Dis
trict DEPUTIES 70 DO some good "?rk. and make no
official visit unless som" good result. re achieved
Brother Gatens also spoke 40 dd K " John ".
Allison and others.
Howard Lodge gave the arst degree With O
scented the Apron. and " Taium - Astor sx.
ocean Lodge. and " Frederick j Brown were
present
Greenwich Lo4ge eaye h .cc2ol aesrse II.
rounded by Past Masters, Grant. Richardson
Skene and Tunison. r " " T. Gott} Alexander
the visitors. Greenwich will have The third degree
Hall on February p
,b Ro2 mn, t dseTe h Essars S uoon
many distinguished brothers. among hem R. ".
Stephen G Bedell . y. Of The Eighth Anderson,
Of Star of cuba. Gardrer. OF Excelsior. Roberts q
Gramercy and many more.
Benevolent Lodge No q conferred the second
Is and " William Hardness tho Master knows
just how to do it. and DO It vel. 100
Mum Lodge had rs officers instaIed .ast Thurs.
s esH "'s BY K R Wv Hcr6rr, + De4rics a,sr
Which II; ,i' aesTeo P We G9 r !. r 4l Ds
by the Past Masters Of Mum Hal Mcguire and
s so rf@rs TTTe and ale sTfS' G sm..
Jordan. the Old time secretary vas made he
member OF tho lodge a complimen' which was vel
deserved and well earned. There Is 10 more faith:
full ardent or Jealous member than our Jimmy
jordan. OF no 10 who has served he lodge for
Conee,ono r.odga worked tho third degree Pas,
Master Hotmer in the East. The .ec'ure was de-
yered by W Wam = N a. e os
and new one Of the latter exclaimed that the
lecture was short. crisp, and very nice
ratem in ,,'f the fas r " Annex Van Vie, and
Arnold. also Past Master Donesan and SammiS
Bro e. e. FTn ac s1o as s sn2 We 'oa 3
the brethren during recess ! very p'easan, fsa,.
Yre OF the evening We ne Maerqai -. OF rs AK
SIS had a large delegation Of his members with
| him Past Master Adam Huston vas among them
They were all cordially welcomed ty " N To
! tenn
Ancien, Lodge gave ,ac second iesrs' Z. ;aq "a
\ Dana doing al ,he work Pas Masters Uhn:
son ana II. n. Crane were among ;ae inieresIA
audience
! Charles ". Drake. ire Master presided The al.
tendance was very large. AMONG the IGNORED ra.'
! Mason. Lackey Downs Wall ard Rouse W:
! II T. Macdonald. Grand Mas,'- o' ,rrsn2ny ~. o.
| tingushed visitors Bro Frederick En'Ison Brooks
| entertained the brethren with some - his rnial;
| recitations Bro Downs presented tle apron ana
Bro. Mason gave the explanatory lecture
s. Johns L9dse No } gae ne ' wIa I ptesied
ASSISTED sS2e by Pas Mis,er. Williams. Agate. Phillips
Rose Corbetf and Eden
w $ Wilkinson conferred ,he se'2ni f iesr re-. "a
dore Thie er OF s., Ceeie delivered me lecflIs li
the second section. Moniay February 'nna
degree. ~
John NcNiiian pres,dei " James II Kennedy
was amons the many visitor.
new honor has Teen ;S,on.srred q}on f's' Il
f Hstorian Of he Grand rodg Ia. ~ os;n az
pointed Repre:entstyr q ,ae ~ Y6rk
position he will grace. he has every pace ne nas
sd IN I, MSs ;5a ~. Il ST the E STs
centennial Lodge conferred the frs degree ".
Max PROOFS, tho Master presided au,ns u "a. a. a.
tire work Of the assrSs 9nd sitor. vsr.
plentiful large delegato from marry cSsns.
came G0Pns n efaaf9 c9 9BB T and Dyr &
W John Deans with a delegation from sat a., 81
Cuba Lodse Past MS:ir r tpP pm pPe'"'
Monitor Lodge was busy Tuesday ngnt, W. "
David Graham. the Master conferred the nrs ZEE, I'd
as cha plain. and ". James Collins as Jun'''
Warden.
The crasmans Club scored another srsat, sue ,s.
Grand Commander Of the STATE. X = Sr Ar ra.
Macarthur. Not only distinguished knights, zee Wn
pllr were present. but all the branches o. s IA
sorry were represented by somo OF the lead,sns
tights in the various rites The president. >,
William H. Miller welcomed the guest %, -.
evening and tho other Sir Knights. 'ompanon'
and brethren I'm a short bat very feNciious aadrssi
and when the cigars were passed the ni-uec,rrsa US
port OF the evening" entertainment ."St ~.
toast. THE United states was answered nE - ~.
Grand Master Of Templars. La Rue Thomas ,,i y
Sherer: brooklyn" by John Ward; TIE Grsnaa
Chapter" by John ". Palmer. and The T y,
Coumandery OF New-Y0-k' by S'r Arthur MI
Arthur There was some excellent singing ana
genuine social enjoyment prevailed The entire ens,
ing En- SIR James : Manning acted as toaS'
master -.
Gramercy Lodge heli a vcl-aueniei meeoTr
The first degree was on the tres leooaI,, -,
Master Samuel /. Tuck presided ". Ral71 Na!sp,'
Of Greenwich Lodge. presented The apron ana n n
" John l. Sly explained tho working t'o.s
Colin H. Anderson % star q tuoa Lodge. sti.
tn, explanatory lecture r " Naftl'" lay,. =,
was among the MANY visitors. Thor ,r" -
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