New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-25
LODGF NOTES.
TIVE TOrTFRs IN MASONIC oTARRTFS.

Independent Lodge opened up last Saturday even
Ing. ". Master John g. Folsom greeted the mem
There was an er client attendance. and much rou-
tine business was transacted After closing me
where tho Master again addressed tho brethren
also Past Master " william Hrnna the faithful
Secretary OF No. l% w Eugene v AkerS OF
United states Lodge. also spoke First Degree next
Saturday, October !
The master W Daniel w; Little. occupied the South
and the senior Warden. William + smith, presided
excellent style The lodge was well ATTENDED ny
members and ysit2rs Pat MssfT -esN Msa and
among the visitors were VS. Denham. OF Excelsior
Lodge Glynn ~ scotia. Mcmillan. Of charter oak
The annual entertalnment and reception o. Hope
lodge takes lacc ns y"sr a. TsgS 9" r,, and
lexington opera House Flfy eishth-st near Lex
has 6@c rroa'Gd o nor rdI me o. , he
"a heretofore It r. necessnry mt Zach brother DO
M heart c"-operatSon ot IN. entire lodge in bring
ing our social function 10 iis accustomed success
nj issue.
candidai@s " Master Mlddlebroof presided. r
Mayer grG, S rdrk tns n ,oo and
Past Master ", Francs 'leary also assisted az
T We. az N. S SoSa Md9s ~ III. good lodge
Young worShip,ul Henry J. Muller acted as Senior
Deacon
GOOD form and In the presence of very good at
tendance Of members and visitors
hr Gdsc had I'D e y'Ty ~. n'eTe' M5n FnodL
number Of the members Sere present An,r tne
Introduced Or William \. Walker, n member o,
the lodge, who had prepared paper which prSv,"It
sketch ~ Life Around the Mediterranean" and II
strict attention and appreciation VIII pay lot such
wos present among the visiting brethren W Rro
cook Master - Pcntalpha Lodge who entertained
sung
Al Mason. to-day must he free treemen IN Eng
d9y ~ nina S or body IS abhorrcn 70 re
masonry Every member Of the fraternity should
be I MS' OF ns brehrcn were aPprn
tics but now a. should be- anS nevrE @ arc
Eastern Star Lodge met Wednesday evening.
" Master Charles ". Shaw presided. Much i'm
portan, business was ransac'd ana many r Hs
degree next meeting
star Of cuba Lodge met Monday. Senior Warden
Walter Drill presided in the absence OF the Master
The main question before the lodge was. Where
Is " collin n Anderson, who 70 the grea, sur
prise OF every one vas absent. committee was
appointed n md out why this active member was
absent.
dav evening and II the good work and the good
tendance 81 this frsi meeting Of th" season are any
indication ~ what is 10 follow W, Master william
Moore and me Officers and mHm6er I, OF rork
@me Sc Dryer %S ' 81 hSry and ali tho Pas, Mas"
iers Of No 5ls were in attendance. and the pros
poets arc favorable for good and busy season
Confidential Lodge goes on IN rs good steady
and conservative way. doing good work within
and without the lodscroom The second degree
den Raker presided, ASSISTED by Past Masters John
ston Husc and Sheldon. BRO. Shelley explained
the working tools
" Master Charles II Enstc presided " BRO.
donh Hold of washne,on 10 81 gave the his
torcal lecture Past Masters Browne. Lucas and
DERRICK also assisted the Master in the work. The
lodge well attended by members and visitors
United States Lodge No. 2oI met wednesday
evening. September u. and conferred the FIRST Dc
gree or candidates. Among tho visitors
" Bros Gordon and Pane. with n delegation: W.
o. and Erath Of Pioneer. The attendance was
very gratifying. the brethren turning out In large
The apron presented by ". BRO Gordon, tho
end The charge delivered by " Bro Buddnston. Of
United states Lodge. The next communication of
evening October 3 when tho first degree will again
be inc feature A cordial Invitation is extended to
all visiting brethren. who viii ind pleasant vel
come awaiting them ~ all times
The s R4%osS 6 S "d ns
aurora Grata cathedral Rcd5ord avn corner OF
Past Grand Master. addressed the veterans The
Past N V. Presidents spoke and Ven. Bros. Duval.
charles W Cowtan received and introduced The
newly elected members
Montgomery Lodge held delightful communca-
ton Monday night II was the opening night. and
the first degree was conferred by the Master, ":
John " within by Swan G he
working tools and r. W. Adolph Muehsam gave
the explanatory lecture VS. -. o. ozark or How
ard: Hode and Whitney Of Washington No. 81:
Sharlow and Van Pelt, Of Ocean; La Barre, Of Man
ahatta No 1875 fiilson Of Benevolent; r. W.
Thomas Moore and W. +. J. Brown were among
The many visitors who enjoyed the meeting. to-
gether With the brethren OF No. 60
Young men who take upon themselves Masonic
VOWS should realize the meaning-the far-reaching
extent-of obligations thus assumed Not for
material good not for personal pleasure, not even
for the satisfying Of the individual nature in the
higher ranges OF Its desires, should one unite with
the Masonic Brotherhood; but added 10 these mo-
tIvee there should he a disposition To render
better and more loving service to man. thus giving
n positive practical aid 20 the interests OF public
good the progress and humanes Of the age
Thoughtful craftsmen. thus truly allegant Free
masonry will appreciate It's large demands for scr
vice and viii not he neglectful Of it's call to noble
generous endeaVors
Mum Lodge conferred the third degree. with the
Senior Warden. Edward L. Bloom. I'm the East r.
W william ~ Miller. r. ". John r. Pope "
Buddington. Of United States Lodge and many
other distinguished craftsmen visited Mum Lodge
or Nunn's Past Masters were VS. John Mcguire
6.aiilss aud Abrams, who were as usual ON hand