New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-16

substantial evidence OF their gastronomc abilities.
so that beginning the new year under such favGr
Escorted by the Past Masters OF the lodge P.
gracousy welcomed by the retiring Mast uHo Ell IL
=. Goodman in neat address and proceeded 10
p soom ns acting Grand du MpTshai While the
treasurer Bro Sol silberbcrg. was being insta.edi
him with handsome solid silver loyng-cup, suit
ably inscribed the gift Of the brethren me nee re-
W. W. John Stewart. after the usual proclamation
had been made delivered one OF his PrhG b ad
waited his attsntiye audience and tafn P pesSITp
with a. costly and beautifully embroidered Past
Of Pro oMg to Bro . solomon
Barnett. was laid over.
Ocean Lodge No. 1856 opened the year last Thurs
day evening at the Grand Opera House with ne
works OF charity. sick brother was reported
having been PLACED in an institution to be Sro cared
stated: I'VE passed him through the kind hands OF
and all the way through the gT y955 G lesson
is conveyed in these few words. and how, grateful
fraternity, Past Master Warren G. Bennett on
behalf Of the members. presented Brother Crow, t
sratefy and gracefaily ascePted The first degree
was given In good style, showing tnat all the
officers were well trained and well posted
Maimonides Lodge had the officers installed by
=. w. J. Stewart Wilson and r. W Matthew .Ny
Taylor last Wednesday, and at the close OF ne ne
ceremony presented each Of these favored crafts
men with a handsome certificate. setting forth their
honorary membership In Maimonides Lodge. w:
Master White is an active worker and says that
his lodge will lust boom during the year.
St. George Lodge No. 9, In the city of scheneci
Master who installed the newly elected officers and
made very telling and favorable impression upon
the brethren and the large audience when was
present. the Installation being public r. W, KoPert
T. Stiles. Of Lansinghurg acted rs Grand Mars1h a.
old lodge The keystone TO the arch OF the eyen
by
were over. lie told Of the fraternity ana what II
world by making them better men. citizens, faith
crs and husbands. There IS no creed, no test or
church in the order" he sad III Is so broad. SO
universal that all religions which take the Book
lying open on that altar as their foundaiion may
exist n love and brotherhood in the fraternity"
lie showed how rabbi OF the Hebrew church had
left his ritual in his church 10 take up mat Of the
the grave of a brother Mason. and that priest Of
Christian church would gladly DO me same iop
speaker added much weight TO his eloquent words.
Worth Lodge No 2lo had It's officers Installed by
W Brother Gribbc, with W. Brother keeler az
Grand Marshal. W James ". Downing was again
installed n the East. Frederick W. Cotton IN tne
West Joseph w. Malone in the South. r. ". Will
lam r. J-nks treasurer and David Greenlie as Sec
" Brother Gribbe explained The WORKING t9 ,,,s
land Past Grand Master Of Noy@ sS95ilVi M
Master OF Charter OAK Lodge No. 29; W. A. J.
Blsnctt Of St Cccile No. 5js. and full ATTENDANCE
Naval Lodge No co worked the third degree on
Wednesday evening with good attend"i''' =" D. u
Bro Ludwig presented the working tools ana "ece
livercd the historical lecture. Deans OF % OIL
cuba: Brooks, OF Ccnte lriai, ana Byrne and Barr
were also present. 49,, - ,r,i,r,
\ pleasant and harmonious meeting or AnclImt
Lodge was held on Thursday evening ne SeI,lat
Master. Bro Orlando y. Dana, presided IN th,
East ana gave hearty welcome to II nuinoer "a
visiting brethren. who spent very enJoyahe even
inc me Entered Apprentice degree was con
feIred and the lodge closed promptly on UNI
do3O This lodge looks for roSpcr9Hs Ee' loo I'm ~
under the regime Of its Master VIII nor iooN III
win Among the visitors WAS II; VI StephoIH3- y, ~
| idol ID ID g. NJ Of the Eighth District; MoT'
! FRO Charles l. White. of Mnimonidcs; W or; br9'
| G. H. Anderson Of Star Of Cuba ana Nor' DO =
| T. Wilkinson, OF Ancient.