New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-27
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs

George " Bogert explained the working tools
Past Master Walter Lndemeyer acted as uhapl dgn
is blest with a good array OF active hard-working
Past Masters. and good and harmonious nrs men" W
clark and Kelly OF United States Lodge. and w.
Robert L. smith The new Assistant ht odr Gra w have
a smoker" March 49,
The new musical manual FOR all Masonic core
monies. arranged b. Bro William H. James II no"
ready -
Montgomery Lodge gave the second degree, w,
Master John y. Mar presided. r. " G inU,naI
we're nTescnf. also VS. White Of Maimonides;
Crowley and sharow Of Ocean, Clark OF and
Muehsam. OF Manahatta
Republic Lodge No ego held pleasant commu ,he
qiGn n, Saturday 5n W TsS Bo .f Peter j. s"yve
them W Charles W White Of MaWontIq1 eso Iced ReeJ
and Thomas n No. $50.
Monitor Lodge gave the third degree IN n, i9s
Graham presided and Past Master " Gl,es nas
gave the historical lecture ne ennr. o., "o nfcers
working tremendously and smoothly together.
Kedron Lodge No. 500. Bath Beach. Br9o o.Io,
The most Important event saSs shf to S pepy
ship Of the Third District: occurred on TUESDAY dng
evening February Is. at its one hundrea a iha
hrty-seventh communications Previous 10 we're ere
work OF the evening the honorary members wep re
presented with handsomely engrossed certnca,eS, %,
Inen6cTshP w b. Lane mixing az ' hscRhsrt to r.
" ; Hugglns: r. w. W. +. sykes 70 Is =" ~ Va =
KSas ana W. ~ in@sS and E Mascod
whose responses expressed hsar'le rev Htnevoidaby
absent completes the list. The work OF Inc even
Ing was the Sublime Degree Of Master Mason John M
Miller IN the west r. W W. +. Sykes; at the
south R. cPrs9 o. M Mad R I'd dcvered the
historical lecture. Among the numerous TIsrUas
BROS Of e RRs RrS%n Of Of
Grata: Gooderson. OF Anglo Saxon; hart bower
and simpson. OF Day Star Lodge.
washngon Night at RsmSp9 G S1 those MS Who
we're present delegation from Paterson; M i, -
s was Oh beartv epnrcciation OF the welcome ex-
tended by remarks fitting 10 the occasion. hnard
Gus other sojourners were present. ana were heapd
from during refre shments. Bro. p. Alliot delivered
an eloquent and instructive adaTess OF thy go
g ei stTrins and practical talk that
also fully appreciated Bros Van Waeegeqs 3 5Io$ po
Lodge we're each presented with elegant T. NJ
aprons by admring members Of the lodge ard
The lodge was presented with framed portrait of
Washington in common 2ration Of The ey .r!S
enecuon n'' on Both the piano and The organ and
tho lodgeroom fairly rang with old-tiine and pa
T A%S nGIsds syn and hs Star
sanglcd Banner being rendered Th h9noTs
appary al well pleased and md CONE rs s9 'o or
which there was a large attendance.
Centennial Lodge held an interesting and patri-
otic meeting Tuesday evening w. Master bToops
pen and at the close The spsngcd Banner
by all Ma TIE esepS ss2sr
planned the working tools. Past Masters Lippman,
Stern, Marx, Oppenhelmer were all present as
usual
Copestone Lodge gave the second degree, w.
Master NJ. Micolino who on account OF sickness
c nti place in the East. and was warmly well
coined by tho brethren.
Benevolent Lodge conferred the first degree. with
". William Hardness in the East. SURROUNDED -, by
the faithful Past Masters. Thomas and David Hill
son. Pladwel and Elwood. WIS Pearce. OF Har-
lem sharp Of Scotia Brown and Huntington were
among the visitors
Maimonides Lodge conferred the second degree.
W. Master Charles J. White is q busy man and
his lodge IS a busy lodge. VS. Salmon. Isaac Sill
verstcin and John schreyer were in attendance.
the proposed celebration Of the anniversary OF tho
lodge reported very satisfactory progress The
mined the next meeting.
Charter Oak Lodge had red-etter night. which
but on last Wednesday night standing only
where. The third degree was conferred by I'll,
Master w John Mcmillan. in which he was as
sisted In the second section by the following
L. \. Mcmillan as Master; W Bro j. 6. Louden,
as s. W: Bro; John Mills. s. D.. and Bro 4. Z.
Allen. Marshal. and II. W David Kay. William
II. Miller ana others r. w. Josiah Smith cx-
Pna the b w8Tf 2o ec@ @na hsre Eta ak W n6
among the members to meet hereafter in the biz
commandery room.
diamo3a stud 2of iG ? e Frederick "" Wam
Schweizer. after which there a reception and
bali. at which German brethren enjoyed them
selves with true Deutsche Gemuthlichkelt.
R. W, Isaac FTomme, u . Of the Fin District.
pleasant meeting r. W Mayer Dlt;enhoeffer
was in tho East W. Copeland IN the West and W.
Francis tleary in the South. w Frederick Hart
eustein gave the historical lecture. Tho most
pleasing episode Of the evening was the presenta-
ton Of a handsome gold watch and chain by past
Master Henry Muller on behalf Of he members
celebrated the thirteenth anniversary as treasurer
OF the lodge; w. Master Middlebrook. was happy
merOus visiting brethren who thronged the lodge
room on this occasion.
R; W. Joseph +. MMacEntee made his Official ylsl,
by R. Johq T Smith had and warmly s Welcomed VI nee,
hearty words. Tho -. H. spoke TO the brethren
In MS concise. crisp and solid way. which ELECTED
long and sincere applause. He dwelt especially
advancement. and also upon tho needs OF care in
the antc-room. and emphasized the need to create
he NJ once satisfied with the result Of their in
itaton. The third degree was gwen in excellent
form. in which Il. ". Gutgsell assisted. also VS.
Millar. Abecl. OF Anglo saxon, and ". Rudolph
Ilolde who gave the historical lecture.
Doric Lodge gave the second degree In good
form and in the presence Of large attendance of
members ana NlSlloft. W Master M''-lOShey pre-
sided Past Master Ernst occupied the West. and
VS. Names Eiey. Nerhoeven and Perham as
Scotia r " Valentine Schneider. and deega
tion Of Henry Clay Lodge were present.
At the last regular communication Of Leasing
Lodge No cos tho entered apprentice degree
conferred upon candidate by Senior Warden
Fred Hutmann IN \ very satisfactory manner The
next regular communication will be held on
Wednesday evening March ?. 1895, when the
tered apprentice degree will be conferred. ". N.
Robert !. HOlCke welcomes ihe craft.
Crescent Lodge No. 400 conferred tho third desree
r. v. Charles W. Drake. the Master. doing all OF
the first and second sections. and r. ". William ].
Duncan delivering tho historical lecture There
fuli class ~ canfila,ea and full house 20
listen 10 the excellent work done. Past Masters
Richard l.. Gibbs. Rouse. Wall and r. ". Peter r.
Getens were IN attendance.
Ancient Lodge No. 72i had another fun house
which Of a,e 70 be the rule in this good
lodge W Master Orlando " Dana conferred the
third degree in full cercmonals and IN excellent
al