New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-02
LODGE NOTES.
THE ro1rrRs N MASONIC ouARRIEs.

THE To1IERs IN MASONIC QUARRIEs.
DAME, c,rpenter Lodge conferred the first de;
gree The Master w. Charles H. Gruhe presided
in the first section and Past Master butcher IN the
Cleveland Ohio was among the many vistors'
Albion Lodge held delightful and pleasant, com com
W wv Henry M Bristol presided past Master Dr.
Titus presented the apron. and r hen~ Wnnrs
sxgan SSr the g BSnsse, 9% Henry ppma Of
Centennial: Richie OF Pyramid; Colin d Anderff
son. OF Star of Cuba. and George Nicholson' VI
Affair were among the many visitors
Gramercy Lodge held very enjoyable CON- m
municao There being no csnaiants Conn
mse Their Were ,,d s9"T rec Pamsr a who has
i s.t Tc,urn 10r with the 7s Regiment wei,
coined back his place by the master M Rrock
wav Kelterer. Sly and Roberts were in attend
ance. -, ,..
Excelsior held pleasant meeting but snsrg much wah
dtsappointed. WIS John r. Gardner and Stewart
Bradburne were in attendance. ~,
tor held pleasant communication last lueS. -
evening r. W. Ferdinand Levy was among '"e
many visitors. l., oa
GaribaIdi Lodge gave the second degree IN good
form There very large attendanGe presded
assisted by W Maresca and others
TUESDAY he me% enoyed Of mascs
Divers was assisted by the noted baryt9n,e SrT
George II i Banns and rh Inc Rey Bro lewis
lanes was present and delivered an eloquent ana
nrGen dis5nguished himself in his contribution to
,he entertainment in which others OF the plt.ien
also took part and all seemed TO ENJOY
j. n. Poughkeepsie Masonry serves az S ood
pete guide and code Of morals nu creed theology
or religion 1t universal and embraces nnco az az
cf od and dn love for fellow foundation IS
charity in its widest meaning ITS s' M views v
c,.,ai Ivavo Lodge No SIS held its first meet
ing after the summer recess at the lodge foo hro
Brookyn on Monday evening. September H. ,,stinrs
and among those seated In ne East %et cNmrdo 81
Kminnne Kendall Reed Allen; nd Gdge ysae
Murphy. OF Crystal Vac one Msso GaI the working
ae hing 10 fhe nreened by W Bro Mcurray Tho
next regular communica ton will nke P b4ethren
will be cordially welcomed .,. {.
The Temple Club. the Masonic organzTahrp rad IN
the Fourth Masonic District. met on lhursuas
evening with the president Bro. Phillips; IN me
chair but also met with great dssappon' would
deliver lecture on 'True Craftsmen. but owing
to unforeseen crcumstapees the hrafsren Of
b bro Ts %ss c TDsef Bro seWa well known
never rone of brethren had gathered
hear hin, but il was Impossible for him this tune
b Bros se Hsiey Gutgse Beatty swan Johnson and
NAM NAM others Bro Stewart will deliyer the prom;
sed talk at early date which WI pe a""o'''e'
in this department Of The TRIBUNE.
Naval Lodge gave the first degree W Master
Comnn presided R ;S a11oh a ahd " Thomas
sharow of ocean explained the working tools Is,
Eastern nr1 star were among the many visitors.
Benevolent Lodge No 2S held a pleasant meeting
and while there was no degree WORK tc IIa r
ness ness presided assisted by Past Masters Pladwe
David and Thomas Iiillson and George a. E'"oou'
Naimonides Lodge gave the tiird degree in the
rrnsnnre Of 4 large concourse Of brethren, who
came to this lodge 20 see and be seen tn H.
White presided. and W. Bro Levy explained me
working tools The event upperm0st IN the MINES i
yersary which will be celek~ated on October %.
C.onestone Lodge resumed labor last Wednesday
evening W Master Matthew Micolno welcomed
the brethren back to their Masonic home. and con.
gratnated ali upon the good season and prosperity
which seem to be ahead OF Copestone several ap-
Prad lions weTe star m D. D. Of the Seventh
paid the lodge hyin6 visit
Manahatta Lodge No 4s9 conferred the second
degree " Master La Barre presided, and Past
Master Price explained the working tools tools vs., =,
No iss: strath and Egelton also in attend
ance II was pleasant communication; ana Nln ana
hatta looks forward 10 many more under us pres
ent Master.
Centennial Lodge met on Tuesday evening; ,.; No
PROOFS closed early and. together with Past Mas
tiers Lippman; stern Marx ana oppenneimiSrb VS.
Euclid Lodge No e5s at It's communication held
on on ,Sl deppee Of Fellowcr9 The work was we
done s'S the musical portion by The 'Fqea ledge
Quartet and the violin solo by Bro NJ; \, We III
bert Crandail called up w. Bro. Heeg Of Euclid
Lodge who had been appointed Representative
from the Grand Lodge Of Arkansas TO- the Grand h.l
Lodge Of Ncw-York. and presented him with MS
Official commission r. w Pro. Arthur A Butler
on behalf Of Euclid Lodge presented to the new
and complimentary remarks. Seated In the East
were r. W. Bro. George F. Maddox DISTRICT
Deputy Grand Master Of the Second District; r.
w Bro. Josiah Smith. r.. w. Bro Palmer. W Bros,
Shipman OF Yew Tree; Herrschaft. OF star OF
Hope Nolen. Of Hn Grove Rollins. Of Green
point; Rowland and Davis. Of Rideewood: Lloyd
Of Baltic McMurray. OF Star OF Bethehem; For
man Burdck and Hlrsch. Of Euclid. The noX'
meeting will be on October ~, when the third de-
Will be conferred.