New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
LODGE NOTES.
THE roILERs n MASONIC oUARRIEs.

Committee
at the session Of the Grand Lodge Is ,, a
most important one and is compose.d or , well
are Bro Roswell p Flower Resides at Water
town " T.. he was Governor OF the stat OF Sew
with many financial institutions and Is largely IN
terested in the firm of Flower & CO. bankers ana
J. at present Lieutenant-Governor Danlei n.oro
Of The sSnGT memofF b OF o i4e f
estate business Of any firm Of lawyers IN New
norK Of yree and argo business experience
Maurice Un;ermyer. Of New lorkEls a mempcr
myer 4 Marshall: wa born At Richherg. Va. and
prominent charity in the city Of New-York Wili-
lam " Smiths a large manufacturer. of Pouch
kccps!e. and Is public-spired Gitizen having
the Young Mems Christian Association OF Poiigh-
kecpsie. and having donated 10 that ely CoIlese
member Of the Iodge at Rome. ore Of the prom
ncnt benefactors OF Hamilton College. near Utica,
dew Peck. Of Erooklyn-Is retired merchant:
formerly and for twenty-five years member Of
many years director in the I.eake and Watts
Home Tor orphans. DR.. William T. Jenkins
OF Tompknsyo. staten Island Is promine nj
physician OF New-York. and for three terms Dep
u,y-Coroner; has also held the otfce Of Health
Commissioner ~ tho city Of New-Y0rk; Is one Of
tho mosi popular and best known citizens Of Rich
nond County.
Roomc Lodge gave the second degree in good
form. The Junior Warden. Bro. Henry -. Core
working tools 4 " Stephen G. c. RcdcI District
Deputy. paid the lodge ii fraternal visit: also "
Charles White. 81 Maimonides Lodge Third de-
gree next Saturday.
Doric Lodge held n well-attended meeting Friday
night. conferred tn" second degree In good style
and then called of for the summer.
Daniel Carpenter Lodge called Of for the sum-
mcr last Saturday evening There will be one gath
tr'thren contemplate having = smoker and en-
foItalnmcnt during vacation. Tor which event n
committee is now making preparations
Official titles In Masonic organizations are not
without ih.lr Significance. They serve to disi.n-
guish position attained. duty imposed. service
rendered. j. IS not TO he asked or expected thatt
these titles should hc abrOgat"d. though some or
',oI may Famous b t'.n
be- abbreviated. or their use neglected. without any
brethren entitled 20 10, addressed by the hgn-
sounding terms familiar in the Masonic vocaou-
who Will magnify these titles and marks Il hon,
orablc preferment, The intellectual Craftsman VII
accordingly.
Albion Lodge no % finished is routine BUS
ness Monday evening ana c.9sed Tor me sumner.
appointed. ana " Mister Henry ". Bristol bill all
A eha f@d scsd s@a M p '0S asda ar
Win is charity rs teafAingi ana Iohes: sn9rd
Dr Titus. Edward Cooper and Charlie. \ benedict
were IN at'eadarCc. Among The Visitors %'I" X
Worsh!pfui Thomas I.cahy Past Master Of Yon-
nond,o Lodge 80 lf3. - Rochester.
~,y ''"'''' i Mas.cr Samuel L. Tuck presli~4 v
Henry Lippman. q Centennial presented ne
aeron and A%de,so2 cHp {i6 W G Mork p4
Ahsdorf and George Hrock~ay also assisted
after u irotracied Illness. ~ the honored treas
urer and Past Master " Charles keterer The
licked around their esteemed brother. consratuiat-
19t 1 ur e2 g m Tf for th i' linn m oFe' 20 ~
Normal Lodge worked the third degree VI "
John stewart Past Grand Master. gave N" MS,
,4,l'n. ~ .p,' OIL ~, cr. 1yoI r.. over
flowing and all IA. 'rsihren s,ayci To- hear ms
terms ne 'l i'eehd of the ,hfd i";rec'
Continental Lodge No 2T he'll w,l-attonded
senior warden Baker actine As Master ana w,rh-
10 FIRST section II the third degree. The sec
,tirne and the historical lecture was delivered by
X v Charles H. Ieyzer. v Master White. Of
Seimon.dce 'dt pr,sc.i,G IN" '9,' If
Bunting. McM'n. y Charter oak. Swassey. Of
Mctlci.ani al tlark were among the Visitors
~ 'onuncn'ars own. X " ilulse. 'oburn and
Johnson assisted greatly in the work
GuO 49,. 10 I'm nua fflyoIiiy. AMI the typical young
witch h" enters Tho college and the church md
'n"m-rls'- Obliged 20 recognize the demand for
81 WIS %" ma.u business u zach 10 keep Up a
"shD g." Trc,fla.1rr}. lis said. cannot prpspo:.
is.,ring pi.ssiir. iy means - banquets and
dances. card table. and ~mokiug-rooms- things
sfliuie me real programme = tho Masonic Society
Something mpr' is expected marked ou.. I'D learn
,.,l, .,r.r yi f,u 49, h., br,ad,r.I !atali..tt.iiy
and guDk,r,I thr iUuitl nItur". iy passing
through Masonic o'remou!"t-hy their contact WIN
,,,., .} WI w. 81 m. Fr,trrni,y
and 81 b. hardly question that they have been
poorly instructed ln It's fundamental prcccpts.
Monitor Lodge so t2S gave the first d""ree "
Master David Graham presided. assisted 10y X. w .
G.orro \. E~ood. ". Bro. James collins and
Others.
Darcy Lodge conferred tho first degree. with the
Senior warrior. Robert Kan:er. in The East; W.
y ~orknr i%a '.'s and X IS. Rob,r; L. Wright gave
tho explanatory lecture. vs. Copeland, hosko-
WITT AVA others also assisted.
Centennial Lodge gave the nrs' degree. w Mas
Ter NIX iio9ps 9r,slrd ana wa sGrToGn' s,c 10y
Of Star Of Cuha. WHIT" of Mmmonldes. and
AMI the lodsc called Of for The summer.
Garlbad. Lodge confrr,d The ihlrd decree last
Tuesdny ryenins GanqsePp, Crsi?.i thr enrr
Attendance Of members, and there were many
visitors.
It IS positive Insult to. a prominent Prothcr who
rrce 90 keep him waiting until Y o'clock hctor"
come 70 hear his lecture are wear and tirei out.
and the brother himself kccny feels the slight put
upon him by mailing him wait until the smallest
and mos tilnins detail is attended -; ana cspc-
cially unt.l each and every "WotshiIiuI mas been
distinguished brethren would make IT condition
O'Clock. and then keep their word. no matter about
the ethics Of Masonic courtesy. some sooi Master
would Doe taught n wholesome lesson.
~ the world progressed In knowledge and freed
isclf from tho frammcls of supcIStitions. wtnnOw-
Ing the chan and preserving tn" wheat in matters
religious he who desired freedom Of thought and
freedom Of speech found both In the Masonic
Lodge Has ,hcn. the usefulness OF the fraternity
now cchscd2 Docs 1t lag suprliuouS the
stage" No other purely human Institution has
existed for long "A period. None other has had
So many imtators.
Pioneer Lodge. ". Louis W. Duesing, Master, held
a pleasant communication. the last OF the season.
closing a very successful term. W. Akrrs. OF
United States Lodge. WoOdley, Of Neritas and
Anderson. OF Star OF cuba were among the many
visitors X " Joseph +. MacEntee who never
falls 10 attend his lodge. was also present.
Howard has closed Tor the summer. having
worked In" third degree on four fellow RATS. the
" NJ O. - clark. being assisted 10y W. Bro. f. j
Brown. ". George IirockwIy, or Gramarcy. and
~ Bro John H. Miller. Of MONTGOMERY the his
rnrcnl lc.ture being giyrn by 1T. ". O. ".