New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-11
LODGE NOTES.
THE rorLERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs

THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.
r. w Jeremiah milford paid his official visit y, h to
! Livingston Lodge lie was presen,,eu ny '"'' "
/ trict Deputy r. W. Matthew Taylor
Dorc Lodge held pleasant communicatfon,. a .n1
up the sn1snmncS by Past Masters Man
nus, Ernst Been Ely and Peter Pete or veerhowen H.
r. W. Warren Higley. District Deputy OF .ne
Fourth. made his official visit TO John Hancock
Lodge on Tuesday evening Of the
Fourth District The first degree was conferred
Kane Lodge No i5i held strictly business meet
roRerTed qor 6e pnrposc Of clearing up all the
accumulated business prior TO ne election oil OH
Gallon ii; Dec December NIB. Co. 20 paw ~
Adelph Lodge No. % had work Tuesday r even n
the closing Of accounts for the current Masonic 9l.
Rosenhcim and W. Machel were present
Gavel Lodge No. 7os gave the third degree at Is
Martin Bradiey SI presdcd anG Dr. CRUDE Master Of
Daniel Carpenter Lodge, gave the historical ect;
year Election mex Friday evening. l6'n inst
Montgomery Lodge was busy last Monday night
Philip presided doing the entire third degree. Past
Master Yates occupied the South; " George o.
Rudolph Ti iloiac .' Of Washington among the
many visitors
Ely df s No. ay wound 5 up s w Ms Of The "
ns6 H. s se9e Of h ra sG0d
cXpiained the working tools and Past Master
Hardenstein gave the historical lecture. j. "
Dtenhoofer W. Copeland and Henry j. Muller
also assisted.
Polar star Lodge w. Charles r. Olpp Master.
Gcn W ihT T @ had tS@rr LOTT Of the odpc and
Past Master Hamilton worked the second section
Hicks also assisted r. VS. William S. Thomson;
MaMillan. Kliugensein. Buddington Maxheld and
William T. Duncan were among the visitors as was
NJ u. Getty.
Independent Lodge 80 ls5 gave the first degree,
assisted ass by r. W Robcrt l. Wright who presented
The apron. and by W, John McM Milan wR are eX
Past Masters Of No. lS5 there were VS. Hanna
Lindemeycr and BoGert
Eastern Star Lodge NJ. 90 gave the frst deerse
this lodge NJ. Master charles w shaw presided ,:
Master sP' " d ,os Wooi~ cSpaned the work
penham. Of EX.osior' and John J. Finn Of 40 227.
were in ATTENDANCE. Election D. ombei 81
Republic Lodge no go con aired the fist degree
W. N. Hafeley. the Master. presided and received
many visiting brethren I'm his usual Courteous man
son. OF Star Of Cu5,: Scheyor. MrGrath. sherman.
Wiley and Of Republics Pas; Masters wero l.. W.
Hennig RESOLUTIONS ndorsne and c9mmenIdinS
r w; George 4; Van DE Water Grand Dhaplain
fraternal visit from the Deputy Grand Master r.
9. shah In wcicomed his guest in ha,terlns
terms. well the many other prominor' crafts
Amone these Wore r W.'s Wicier Breunich Ehiin.
Intcrman end DELEGATIONS from All me lodges III ne
Ninth District. The third degree was the work
Of the evening.
s., Nicholas Lodge no s21 wound UP the work OF
.he year IN unique manner There was no de.
meeting the lodge closed early. and the brethren
organized a smoker ard brought In some nne
negro miuair' Isy and other good talent. An ,N-
collcnt entertainment wa the result. and other
brethren hearinF Of IT, wandcred M to the "a, Anssin
Nicholas Lodge l. W. Walter Chandler Grand
many visitors Election Dccemacr p.
9's $fs og"4 he up brd f9S work IN ?T o the
%as,dr i pTsd Iyf"" r Ro5 "F l. smith ex
ar"ned even W maD ha IS usual in Hope Lodge
Past Masters Treher Alexander. Wallace. Halliday
brethren were VS. Mcmillan and whitney. Of
charter oak Fraser Of Americus. HAMILTON. Of
Polar Star. Bennett. OF Ocean: Brown. or Nerltas;
Lulueer. duncan and many others.
STAR q cuba Lodge shone partculaI'y BRIGHT las
several stars Of first. second and fourth nagntude,
They came from botn sides of Manhattan. from
net in Nc ' There We're chapman n char.
ity; Iippman. Of Centennial. and Mcmillan. Of
form. ana in absolutely faulilass "standard' form.
". Master John Deans. jr.. doing the work under
paya I'm, historical lecture and the senior warden
collation. at which W colin u Anderson acted as
POSTMASTER in his happcs vein. Past Masters
Atwatcr and Kennedy also assisted.
Adclphic Lodge 40. 3S held pleasant com
munication Tuesday evening. W Master William
C. Dcean presided with his usual grace. ami nm
ishcl tin actual business OF the evening. He then
called me Senior Warden Bro. Ben amin W Fryer.
the East who conferred the second degree I'm eN-
cccCingly good form. II is a pleasing fart, cspe-
cally to the older members II the craft 70 s..
bright young come to the front and take hold
Of the holm 81 Masonry and take active In
terest I'm the good old craft The writer rcrnem-
hcrs wei only a few short years ago. when Bro.
Fryer first saw the light 81 Masonry and began 10
be- around In the various Apartments OF the TEN
pc and il IS pleasant 10 see how eXcellently he has
learned his lessons In the work Bro. +. ~. Il.
heating the Senior Deacon. also did exceedingly
well. Past Maste.. Cage. Tate. Edward II.
Warkcr. Of No As and Glynn Of Scotia. were
present
The second degree was the work Of the evening
in Charity Lodge 80 II. or December . the stated
communication Of the lodge. and il fair
sample Of harity's ectings. The Master. Bro.
Lewis VI Chapman. received Il w. Or. Henry
Russell. Past Grand Master OF the Province Of
on. i,oc and the lodge listened 10 able address
by the distinguished visitor. The Senior Deacon.
j. Fred Crycr. outdid himself in his lecture i'm the
middle chamber and 1t with great delight that
the brethren listened to H. The present Indications
pont to q long and useful Masonic fc for this
brother Charity every brother knows. IS
good working lodge. and needs praise From
The Master down All the officers well qualified.
Among those who enjoyed the communication were
" Pros Anderson. OF star Of cuba, Coyle. Of
Knickorbork.r and Dreyer. Fisher and Cuhborloy.
RS election on the l6tn inst. bur this need keep
you away Charity's doors are always open 70
worthy Masons.