New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
LODGE NOTES.
THE ro1LERs IN. MASONIC oUARRIEs.

OF Star of Cuba gave the exppahsi1yrEu ,bnwe
r. w. John A. Sly. w. August EickelbeEs' OF SEQ
tia. Brockway and Berry.
w Master Stafford presided. and w. Charles i;
White, OF Mamonides Lodge, explained the use or
ance Among the visitors were W. Deans. Master
q Cuba Gnr Laird .saa Pi' M a4s rs
waiting the various degrees and several appli
cations for membership were again handed H.
in full form. The Master. e. William r. Denham.
presaed doing all The Past src aso
w Charles i. Painter. OF Teleride Lodge Telleiide
as senior Deacon in a very acceptable manner
Darcy Lodge gave the second degree with w
Master Frbourg in the East, snrrounded by Past t
Masters Pomroy, Kranston, william A. Miller ana
Boskowitz who presented the working tools. the
Gdgf %2s work. Te ma One good
The Junior Deacon, Bro. Charles j. Miller, OF
Maniiou Lodge No. 1906 was kept busy last Monday
TO be the large attendance OF members and visiting
brethren. The Wor. Master Allen kennard, Was ,hs
in particularly good form in his conierring OF me
Fellow Craft degree. and the excellent manner manner n
Freer did the Middle Chamber work Is promise OF
a brilliant Masonic future. There was another OF
Michclman had his phonoeraph with him. and Bro,
Brocksopp his fue ana BTG; D. a. on Oa
Of his songs being occurred and reproduced on me
photograph. Brethren are almost sure OF pelng
visiting Wor Bros clements. OF Minnesota: Schrey-
err Holde and Brown and Of Manitous own there
Fafchiid Taycr T9i6in ana sschgTnsckse There her,
dearth Of material End Man,i9 0qc Is very
Albion Lodge NO &c. W. Henry ". Bristol. Master.
met Monday night TO work the first degree Atter
ter called the Sen-r Warden Brother William J.
Hutcheon To the East taking the NeSt ht ~ Nv,
degree was finished with surprising accuracy and IN
excellent form Past Masters ". " John Stewart.
Rer M p GnaTfs also JOHN Mcen and " Nor
ris of Charter Oak; Rudolph Hode, of Washington
in ut TON 1
teGnol visit was made Y Aibon BY r. ": j Morris oI
OF New-Jersey Who was duly received with the
grand honors and welcomed by the Master; There
and r. W. NJ p. Getty of Nepperhan.
r. W. William J. Duncan gave the lecture In me
third degree a. afayete lodge IaIt MondaX ,nn s sIn
Quent brother.
Hope Lodge gave the third degree in its usual al
he work. TIE lodge s wai wer " Trdb"T sd SP
were on hand. The work was exceedingly well
done.
Adcphl Lodge No % gave the second degree, with
". BENJAMIN Raphael in the East surrqa,n,icd oy
Adelphs Past Masters Connors Macho Riglnnder;
Lodge no. p, explained the working tools.
Brooklyn Lodge No. 2SS conferred the third degree
S Sn Te fe eSGrs wa on deyerd by v
Kenworhy. II. ". Bros II j. Smith ana p; W.
Bro. Cooper. Of Brooklyn Lodge, is very active.
Ten f,e are Of s Mas Wa msso 9 De "
Kane Lodge held another of it's well -attended
and meteorological communications last Tuesday
Hoide Explained the working tools and r. w. J. Nor
ris Ward presented the apron. There Were also pres
S Ws 4 Pratt N %rnod and ND kneek and "
Whed ddg BPown aer eosns was spent
Eastern Star Lodge No. 227 gave the second de-
gree. ". Charles W. Shaw presided and W. Bro.
many ti,stineushed craftsmen present were r. W
j. stewart Wilson r. "; William II. jerks; II. W.
Robert l.. Wright and VS. Samuel X. Johnston,
A. X Robertson and John H. Meyerhoz.
r. W. John A. Sly made his official visit to
companled by several DISTINGUISHED brethren Allan
Williams, William :. Thomson and Moses d.
Getty were among them.
munication on Wednesday evening. w. Master
Charles II. Enste presided and greeted many prom
interesting feature OF the meeting was the con
ferring Of the first degree by W; Morris wilkins;
the first Master Of Sycamore Lodge. VINO presided
in the east Of No. 81 in 1855 ca genuine "od-mer).
and the veteran did the work with Iemarka Die
brought forth the admiration and commendaton
%I an W 1HG H Andrews DSGfick and Lucas
excellent rendition Of the degree
Lotus Lodge gave the second degree, with W:
Master Baker in the East and goodly array OF
members and visitors, who always delight In VISIT
ing this good lodge.
w William H. Long conferred the second degree
in Americas Lodge on Thursday night assisted by
Past Master William X. Relyea and other lights
of the ledge There were also many visitors VINO
usually gather here. r. w. John srence explained
the working tools in eloquent manner.
Scotia Lodge had a crowded house at the last
meeting Thursday night. w Master Adam hin
members Of this good lodge turned out in full force
TO assist. TO see and TO learn T. W David Kay
Eickelberg gave the historical lecture Dr. Peter
Ross. LII D., the historian OF the Grand Lodge as
oGse w. IN" w MG'n Moore Of Park " Wv william
Il. Denham. of Excelsior, and X; W. Andrew Pat
Command ry-room on Thursday March 81, for
which event preparations are now in progress.
Patt Lodge had another gala night at which Il.
w Robert l.. Wright was presented with ccrtih-
cafe Of honorary membership handsomely en-
IN which he is held by the members Of Piatt Past
Master Philip Joseph made the prfscntatidon al;
Brother Wright replied thereto in ftng words.
The Master W. Herman J. Rosenthal, was kept
the Masonic organization OF the Firth District,
paid Piatt a fraternal visit, headed by the presi-
" wiiliam NH H. Miller, r. " Wniam S Thomson.
dn M% rs G M@Men Whndv and oyG f" c
CHARTER. oak; Daniel vs., Little and Washngton
A Ma 81 moS A Mfm No. M?45t NS S
United States Lodge; Burr0ws and Crowley, OF
% Ss bu sbS Of spencer and JoSsh Each Of these
Distinguished brethren had a few words to say.
an2 T9e Saa9 afn p nFs p 5ird 2
dent prosperity, harmony and the good work II is
s.. Ccclc 40. 5sS-The matinee at tho Tuscan
Room last Tuesday was largely attended by delc.
lodges " ~ Bisnctt and the other officers
were kept very busy. As previously announced,
the first was cyempNed in most pleas
ing manner During rofrnahnient Bro Dou,h-
wait. Of Tcmplar and Fuller. St Cccc. played
beautiful duets on the COrnct and euphOnium and
Bro Harry Roe. The genial secretary. also sang
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep" and ~ Fear
No Foe" in response 10 n request from visiting
brethren. They were all vigorously encorcd There
was q large number Of worshipfuls pre-ent among
whom were r. W. Bro. ". j. Duncan J.. G. L.:
r. " Bro Robert Rocker Grand TYLER Ferguson
and other W Ms IIibbs and Pouch Lcxing-
AgKf UNI 'p.gn amt
Copostonc Miller Mathal. Tatem. Aker. United
State; Decker. Latham. DOnOugh. GOVan and Rus
soil ST. Cecilia Prominent in the theatrical world
were noticed Eros. Felix Morris. John Findlay
Marlborough Harvey and others. ST. Cecc is very
popular among actors and musicians. According %
previous announcement, March q promises to be
q red-lettor day in St Cccile. on that day the
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