New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-20
LODGE NOTES.
HE ro1LERs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.

Lodge
Ing February l6 and worked the second aesarei;
The lodge was visited by w Bros. Louden ana
an o RSadlop Lodge Of their
Master The working tools were eXeinpllned py
WAS p aby 9 sxpounded by " Bro r D. Kelly OF
United States Lodge. and commanded the rapt az,
occurs on Wednesday cvenlng March ?. when the
first degree will be conferred on numper OF Car
ing brethren.
St Cecile No 56s-A large and enthusiastic gath,
ering of old-timers at the communication or
last Tuesday afternoon, and ". ~ Bisnett ana
his corps Of officers beamed with pleasure therea
he sublime Degree OF Master Mason. the work
being very smooth and concise Three w; Br2 G
gates in the second section. u, Fro LoH pre-
scented the working tools ana BrS he sfyia
The Brothers Pinto played beautiful duets. and
E-o SULTAN 5wiied the Lions ia aa during with Ts
much efIec, v, Bro Dono1sh poDg 3g :, Past ,st
Wor Master and replied in neat little speech
Other DISTINGUISHED brethren noticed were r; w
s.; Cecile: w. Bro Maxfed. Ack,r. OF United
States: Tracy. Greenpont Collins, Monitor Miller;
announces the first degree for Tuesday. March !.
Plat Lodge gave the second degree in fine form.
Gribbel explained the working tools. and his SON,
Bro William 5. Gribbel acted as Senior Deacon.
Lodge No 49,. was among The visitors. and p. Ms
Bugbee. Joseph and Spencer present.
John Hancock Lodge gave the second degree.
vantage The oldest Past Master was present and
con. a very young Mason. did exceedingly well
-. Scotia Lodge had I'm house The first degree
was conferred. and brethren were announced from
eyerywhere-from Canada from California. from
East and West came the brethren 70 visit this
famous lodge. Scotia has ceased 10 be merely
METROPOLITAN lodge It has reached National and
es dad n5ernat9nb a. rfhown NJ Adam IN pre-
No. sa ASSISTED 'y the 'o"ore' r"S' Masters OF
Lotus Lodge No. 81, W, Robert Baker Master.
who was accompanied by all the shining lights"
Of the Fourth Masonic District. The Master was
true Masonic courtesy. The District Deputy was
listened to with marked attention by the very
large gathering OF brethren. There was work.
so as to give al chance to talk and to listen;
on evening h was most profitable one and will
=. Albion Lodge no. 2s gave the second degree. with
the Master W Henry NJ. Bristol. in the East. sur
stewart, VS.. Atkinson and Cooper r ". Charles
sbi ncned d Tead very interesting report on the
many excellent points. Tho Senior Deacon. Bro
W. f. Gibbin. Distinguished himself by his excellent
%or H. r " Thomas Moor W. Daniel w. Little.
OF cuba. were among the visitors
Mantou Lodge No. zoe gave the first degree W
Master 5 A. Kennard presided Past Master Fair
6h1 Ff f5e me apron and Dr. Bushong ex
Wilson. Taylor shurreck and sawten were also
present. together with many visitors
Darcy Lodge gave the first degree in excellent
style ": Master Louis s Fribourg presided. past
Master lsidore Cohen presented the apron and W.
kowltz and Darcy Miller were in attendance "
many visitors
Excelsior Lodge had well-atten1ed meeting "
william x Denham the Master presided, confer
presence Of many distinguished brethren r W
Isa ade Ff e ID ID OF The ttth Masonic District
eclat and pleasure Of the evening The u. -. ad-
VS. George Burnham. John R Gardner. Cricherton
ara thorn6ury were present; also w. Midiebrook,
and William y Penny.
Is Daniel Carpenter Lodge in the dawn Of pros
pertty and advance? Has the awakening burst
four-inch gauge that measured and the stone ham
er thai sounded n it, qgarry on Saturday, even
one hundred and nifty were present 1t looked more
I'M mn - ee ns!I, tdn an entered apprentice
one rive neophyteS were born In the sweet strains
Of harmony and Of love. Intelligence and manhood
As the name Of Daniel Carpenter is to the lodge So
is the honored name of Jaime with the presentation
into the hearts Of MS hearers as the fallen dew
manipulation Of the lights and the Introduction of
ne quartet were novel features of the evening The
from appearances It will remain so for the year
The new $. r., Bro. Frank Koblsh has made
be recognized as the noblest OF them all The fol |
loving are some OF the visiting brethren: r. W
Bros stewart Wilson, Matthew Taylor. Wor |
Bros. Glyn, Of Scotia, Anderson and Deans OF star
y WITT V deegaton woodey and UTe siScE @r Ina Of
Xertas: White OF Maimonides: Glenn. of Justice |
Ian Or Charte. Oak Wyethe' cnIbeTt t'' T1o oM
Clauer Collins. butcher and Oakley. Of Daniel Car |
musical section. The lodge closed in peace and |
napmony' collation. occupied the rest Of the
brance
.AdeIphs Lodge No s4Ss gave the hrs, degree w
M WI am g Degan me Master presided Past Mas
Akers OF United States Lodge presented the apron
proceeds with smooth precision which is very |
pleasing 10 the members and makes good impress
sion upon the candidates
Hope Lodge No. 2i4. W Daniel W Little. Master.
conferred the first degree the Junior Warden. y. |
exceednsy veil oo W Charles ES'J WHITE ,o'@ Of
MaimOniies Lodge. explained the working tools |
john Little were present and among the many any
WI visitors rs were g " salmon and Whit. Of No. is
Algeo and Levy.
exceedingly good form. the new Master. W William
j. Moore. doing the work with the care and pre-
10 the Masonic veteran when he visits a lodge |
ana finds that The true spirit OF Masonry has
that they too will keep in the quarries OF
the craft and continue the good work OF Masonry
Ing tools and the Past Masters Of Park were
on hand in solid ohalanx " SHEPARD Tbom were
Huston Ferguson Taddken and Martin Couton:
Sycamore Van Cort. Nealy and others Next com
make his official visit
". Samuel l.. Tuck in the East. w Ralph Mayer,
o. o. ,Ircsh%icn Lodge, Iresenlc1 ne apron. and W
working tools. and W William j Moore. the Mas
ter Of Park Lodge No. 5s the explanatory
lecture There were also present VS. Coombes |
and Alfred A. Briggs. OF Harlem Lodge: Bennett of
Ocean Or. Gruhe. of Daniel Carpenter and Dr..
Alsdorf. BrockwAy and Cullinan. Of Gramercy A
pleasant feature Of the evening was the fraternal |
visit II Park Lodge 70 Gramercy. VS. Moore !
Shepard and Huston Past Masters with a deega-
tion OF about sixty brethren. came troopng in and
were most heartily greeted by w Bro Tuck the |
Master OF 537.
It has frequently been said that a lodge confers
the highest honor upon brother when electng him |
Master, or the craft at large when brother is
chosen Grand Master. still Masters and Grand Mas |
tiers 20 and come. and the true worth OF a Past |
Master is brought out when he has passed out OF |
the chair and eth holds the love. esteem and re-
spect Of his hreihren Thls was evidenced last