New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-30
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILEEs IN MASONIC oUARRIEs.

Roome Lodge conferred the second ,d degree W.
OF Pentaipha ana Slogga;t ard James T. Wrlgley,
OF Cosmopolitan. were In attendance
MonGay hsht and Conferred the rs degree the
Senior Warden. Brother William J. Huteheon, do,
Cooper sH: Stew stewart and Atkinson were present.
Among the visitors were r. W. Rem'gio Lopez
Manitou Lodge met Monday night, and spent
pleasant social hour W. n Kennard Press tGras ss
visitors
W. samuel 0df FacS n the Nf Ea "'
George Brocsway presented the apron, and X ".
Charles P. keterer and cullinan also assisted as
cid w. Richard shepard. OF Park Lodge and
August Eickelberge, OF Scotia
Excelsior Lodge No 1875 gave the third degree
in fun form the Master W WSm T. psnha and
DR.. +. G. Hood. Of Asbury. Lodge No; 1929. Dana
among the visitors.
Knickerbocker Lodge gave the. second degree
and gracefully. received his many visitors. among
| whom were w. Charles H. CRUDE. of Daniel Car
in fun form and in the presence o: tull house;
there %eTe ay n To Gn' II Str av hGFc
presided and " Giles Rae gave The historical Ssd
assisted, as wei as W Thomas J, Watt OF Pyra-
mid. ana H. W. George A. Elwood. of Benevolent
| visitors present
Wednesday evening. with W. NJ. Colman in the
East. large attendance OF members and a
richmond Lodge No. Sc, Port Richmond staten
.sland Headed by W Frank ]. Houton, the Mas
| ter of No c. these brethren came friendly
mission TO Naval Lodge. and brought with them
% raf sc and sT TSs
| Ira <. Morris on behalf Of the brethren of Rich
! mond Lodge and gracefully accepted by X.
| Washington Master of Us,
| appropriate terms The resolutions are anent the
late Brother Thomas Eacelson better known in
| the theatrical world as Thomas w keene The
| a most pleasant one. and brought out friendly
S SnS true n0 MSsGnc iCeF in the heSri Of mem
Jacobs of Naval also assisted in the ceremonies.
Darcy Lodge gave the, third degree in excellent
NJ Fribourg presided. W Charles j. White pre-
sented the working tools in his own poetic style
in an eloquent manner. Past Masters Pomroy,
Grapson. lsidoTe s, l. Cohen y; Adler, Weis Or.
the numerous visitors were W. Mcmillan, of Char:
states Lodge, and many others.
Cherter Oak Lodge held one Of its wel-attended
John Mcmillan presided. Senior Warden Charles
| +. Schuler worked the first section: W. Budding
ing tools. and " Henry Laird gave the expiana-
tory lecture W. Daniel W Little, of Hope Lodge;
were among the visitors Four propositions were
received, showing the continued favor in which
ceHG Re sSnu asS1s$ wv Past
| Jones. w. Tatem was among the visitors.
,Maimonides Lodge worked the first degree on
Wednesday evening, and had good attendance.
| Benevolent Lodge conferred the first degree upon
am the Mas
ors and past Masters Elwood Hoi6orow W. Thorn
The lodge had good ATTENDANCE and the Work
Vas exceedingly well done in every detail. as Bro
| Fourth Masonic District
| Centennial Lodge worked the second degree. W.
| Bro Max Props presided. assisted by Past Mas
Pepper.
The Brooklyn Masonic Veterans met in their
rooms, Aurora Grata Cathedral. Bedford-ave last
| evening. Ven. Bro Commodore Edward Hooker
Mnrch OF az ven RTo 9n e
Barker the first Grand Lodge Librarian. addressed
president received and introduced the newly elected
members The library Is now open for inspection
j. Allen. in the meeting -rooms.
y, Mum Lodge gave the first degree W, Master f.
Masters, James J, Jordan and John Mcguire as as
usual H,,; assisting And thus the good work goes
rcss-slow. but eminen,ly sure
Ar Ancient Lodge No: 72i had gala night on Thurs
| day. The third degree was given by w. Orlando ~
| Dana: the Master, who had large number of dis
paed n 6 vorf en and who pc
Centennial Lodge. gave the historical lecture; W:
the working tools and Past Masters Bedel Crane
and Wilkinson. of No. IA also assisted in the work
On Friday evening Of last week W: Bro. r. Hode,
the Master of Washington Lodge No. 81 conferred
usual impressive manner He was surronded I by
the Past Masters Of the lodge and many Masters
ter being r. " Ado.ph Muehsan. representatve
Of the Grand Lodge Alpha. of Switzerland who
| sembed brethren Bro. Muehsam presented the
aprons and Bro Winterburn the working tools dur
| Friday, November the second degree will be the
eod YIN ed see d2eco g oT place of
ing.
True Craftsman Lodge conferred the third degree
| In its usual impressive and earnest manner. w J..
a. We'll, the Master. presided and r. w. } p
aS ay M The snog s
banquet which followed the closing Of the lOGgs
only short time ago has already proved its
right of existence in tho practical charity IT has
taton, and other lodges would do well to study
| the system of True Craftsman Lodge.
| Greenwich Lodge held Past Masters night and
conferred the third degree in excellent style. The
following were the workers w Ralph MAYER, in
| the East W. Eugene Tunson. West: George NJ
| Skene. South Andrew Merz s. D; William G.
d R W. kdSer and hd Work NJ S
fine and the lodge was 49,, vel ao attended senior
the routine business.
Pioneer Lodge No 20 held fine meeting on Fri
eSy is c TeG By n Dy
e sr LOUIS qss re- D gns on lne
sided R. W Henry Van Miadcn explained the
working tools and r. w. Charles H. neyzer gave
the historical lecture; r W Joseph MacEntee
| Shafar. OF Pioneer Lodge No 90 Jersey City; Bis
| nett. Of St. Cec!le; White. OF Mamonides, and
many others.
II would give nerve and sense and vgcr TO
Masonry; il would give voice and meaning 10 its
teachings; If we would have it more than tree
of splendid foliage. but without single fruit II
future Work. it must be by selling the Instruments
| ready hand Encourage. then, those who
deve and dig in order 10 discover and bring 10 the
knowledge OF the craft the lessons that be still
hidden from view under the possible hieroglyph.
| I'm which following the custom OF the Egyptian
AsnieN. SNmlnl. be ILlll