New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-02
LODGE NOTES.
THE ToILERs IN MASONIC oUARR1Es.

National Lodge (Bro. Max c. Baum MASTER had
ns pr hns he esy part of the evening the
third degree was conferred on three candidates. az
ensuing year. The members OF the lodge turned out
In full force and there were also present gooo
Worth Lodge had interesting communication
second degree. The genial Master. Bro. James W.
welcome TO number OF visiting brethren. who spent
Ave very ENJOYABLE evening After the dssree , 9 sn
tho ensuing year.
Charity Lodge No III. F. and a. NJ. with their
Zion and ST. TImothys Church. Fifty -seventh-st.,
and listened to powerful and Instructive sermon
s!stant rector of the church. The reverend gentle
man took his text and drew beautiful lesson from
called the attention of the young men asset bed to
emulate the example OF this patron saint
ter Louis NaSgessen and ohm Msyers Was
dens, John H. Hoffman treasurer and Charles B..
Valentine secretary
CRYSTAL Wave Lodge No s3S called w. A @.
Bennett to the. East, Joseph A. Haven to the
West n and IL McPHail TO the South The officers
w. J. Allen
The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania celebrated
Grand Lodge officers: Right Worshlpful Grand
Masr Henry D. w Willy w. De eH5r Gr rand
Warden. George f. Wagner +: " Junior Grand
THOMAS r Patton and r. W. Gra amd secretary
william "A. Sim. The Grand Chapter also in
NJ p. Grand High Priest; Michael W. Jacobs. NJ
p Grand lc, King; Edward b; Spencer NJ, +. Grand
GhsrIe; &C. Cary Grand seGTetary IN bch
and the various standing committees we're duly
appointed and installed.
Reports come from all parts Of the State Of the
gains In membership and Of good harmonious
work In all our lodges. The gain In membership
Lawrence County the past year has been marvellous
ana VIII compare favorably with that Of any lodge
IN the State. Worshipful Master Hosse re-
elected unanimously tie other night. honor
rarely paid. Add to this the fact that tho local
the State. and there appears to be sufficient mat
rial for satisfaction and great pride.
Constitution Lodge held public installation r.
W Wright y. Pownall officiating assisted by r.
w John Jenkins After the ceremony there was
an entertainment and a dance. The big command
cry room was crowded with members and guests.
Monitor Lodge No. 52s. is another Of our
quiet easy-going lodges, which does good Masonic
Graham was unanimously reelected Master, and
50 was S " Robert Morrow and Junior 10 War
tary OF course both reelected, and Monitor
brethren after closing the lodge.
Commonwealth Lodge reelected w William
Bamberg; J.. II. Quackenboss, $. W: and Samuel
Cook j. w. r. W. Theodore y. Taylor. treasurer.
and f. J. Campbell. secretary.
the Lexington Opera House in behalf Of the Hall
the Home Association OF the o. f. s, was grand
4 a audience
large auditorium The pTogramme conssied 6 81
Entertainment Committee; A. II. Neto. the jour
nal: Miss d. NJ. Buttrick the Pecepton, and Or
y. =. Barnes. the Floor assisted by j, II. Wildey
Tie association is already assured Of $500, and
later returns may considerably augment The
The work OF securing FUNDS FOR the proposed Home
will be pushed with all vigor possible.
Naval Lodge No 60 held its annua! election on
the 22d. and. of COURSE. harmony prevailed az Il
always does in this most amiabe lodge and the
old wa warhorss, R. W. Bro. washington Mulln
stalled ihem all in his usual Impressive manner
The r. W. dwet at length on the wonderful ad-
vance Of the lodge during the last year, both In
the able manner that the work has been rendered
nro Coma 5v and d the ipoRdid nGrsaSe ~
The rGss.9 Era fo Mat the affGN e
as treasurer OF Naval Lodge.
At Harlem Lodge No 457 the annual election was
held last Thursday. Wor. Bro. A. Norton Brockway
newly elected Master Of United States No 200,
acting as tellers. The following brethren were
GsfsT A W Ale H kfTs W cGar sS
hard, treasurer. and Robert osilyy, secretary.
stalaton of officers next Thursday
United Brothers Lodge No. S55 had public
installation Of officers. followed by an entertain
Wednesday night There a brilliant gather,
ing OF ladies and gentlemen. who were delighted
with the excellent literary and musical programme
WHEN had been prepared by the Entertainment
Committee The whole affair big success
in every respect and reflected great credit on the
lodge An elaborate supper was served in the
banquet-room. and later the floor OF the Command
cry vas c, of Se fS %nh actcd as nstang
o oasF assisted y " George iGi Is ana
a most delightful affair and reflects credit al
around The prosr9mmeo was very neat and con-
Rosslni Bro. H. Rannefeld; duet, "Oh lass dich
haten goIdpe siunde- Miss f. Brash d and N.Y.
n,ano' Mr. Henry and Miss Frieda Goldberger;
recitation The story OF Geneyre Mss Wthil
Charles Bode and william Rohde: soprano
SOLO selection. Miss Z. Rrash; couplet Der Sanfte
Treiin Knabe" Miss whelmna steencken; duet.
MULLER and Schneider" Charles Bode and William
Rohde.
At the annual communication Of Marsh Lodge
mousiy reelected with Robert A. Agnew and
Alex &. Bradley for wardens. The ceremony Of
PInches ''0 And all is we'll in old No 1sS
Piatt Lodge No. 19i elected the Senior Warden.
Bro Herman Rosentna as Waste Iss IN ms e 1Se
Of its new Master will not look in vain. Next
meeting Thnrsday : JadasS ooa fSr Fat 10
Tho Craftsrnan's Club held one OF Its regular
smokers" but this mere notice OF the fact does
not begin 10 describe all the hilarity, all the whole
fract from q smoker" The talent besides much
of the homo sort which abundantly grows and
follows: The New-York Ideal quartet. Miss Nellie
seymore, character songs Lancaster ana o collins
acrobatic dancing; the New-York Lyric Quartet,
Miss Jennie Hymans. coincidence the Laurel
quintet, La Refine, song and dance John j. ODon-
nell humorist ana Elado Cnao, bass solo
Now. the Masonic fraternity has It's policy It's
IL thev do not like its wording they at liberty
against any creed or people II the catholics
choose avoid our lodges We cannot help II and
complain not
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