New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
LODGE NOTES.
THE TOILERS IN MASONIC Ot-ARRIEs


never and Hama assisted in the good work
With Montsom " bOdSe no s. gave the third degree
Srcs Mn9mG2i96n n 3D. D. OF the hr'eenh stTG
lhc, Historical lecture r, w. Adolph G. Ga,sssil
3 Yaio. WI WS1 L. swan also assisted as dd W.
low. Of Ocean. There was a very good ga therng
many brethren from up State" visiting No. Gs.
Master Middiebrook presided. r. W, NJ. Often
hoener presented The apron. W. Charles J. White
enstsin and Copeland also assisted and "; Henry
j. Muller acted as Senior Deacon. The lodge was
y, Hope Lodge No pa conferred the first degree.
" Daniel ". Little presided. X. w. Robert l..
T TaIIdr presGntGd ~, the aprOn and MaaST
Of Howard; Rosenihal, Of iiati: George ". .Adee.
Of a Sds ahG h 81 HST ay D' Of
wich, were among ihe many visitors
G" oo %od ne rd 5S agsrse % 9 M cass Of
the aprons and dclivcrd the lecture. ". BIO. Grube,
The excurson when wns be- hed S% n had
10 he called on owing to the impossibiy OF coming
of Gavel ana Guiding Star live over and east OF
the Bridge could no, 50 ny way of he Hudson
ST. Cecie No 5GS. Pleasant memories Indeed will
be those Of last Tuesday afternoon al ~. Cecle
aendance ana nrm %qa1her as r. at
ton. 81. Cccie's handsome junior warden, occupied
tanning thereto with accurate precision. receiving
many compliments for mis- proficiency IN the work
tingushed himself in The latter part Of the degree.
II. w. Bro. Rockers magnificent rendition of the
historical lecture was hitting climax Of the af;yr-
Moons work He made a decided hit During During
With deishifu 1i song and Bro iarry Zoe baaso
sang Annie Laurie. ard "A Son OF ne pere or.,
airs on the picColo AMONG The rlsio.s pre- PREF,
en W., we're r. W. hro s h pI kans
Lodge Newark j. sHttqn r Pas o Ds'rGt pSpTy
Monliceiio' X. y: Silynn Scotia: AkSr, United
States: Bisnett. Theiler Low issel am i;ath an
st. Cecil4. w. Master iisnett announces the hrst
degree for June ~.
of cuba Ne AZ coniegrsd the first %csr Ss
S MShkaa " oeIs BRO. nco Sman presented The
apron. Among those present IN the East were W W
Bro. Matthew TavIor' Past District Deputy Grand
Master, and w. Bro. Iiafely. OF Republic
Al the last gIlar NEE ing OF Crys al Wave Iodgs
No; 6;is. which was held on MONDAY June . t~o
We're rrisd TO the sHSm SfSrc
Of the brethren. and among those seated IN the
EAST we're W BROS hloyd r Ionersan Of Manuel ,es
Of Crystal Wave The working tools We're present
Of Crystal Wave one Of the survivors OF the Maine
S va NlsS r'fse anno P in few
well-choscn words received the hearty consra'4l9.
ii0ns Of his hroih@rs or his for,HnSg member
Of crystal Wave Lodge. was chief inas'er at arms
% Tb 'n an MaH ,ov tu dca1s. leavng Widow and
children 10 mourn his loss.
Considering how warm TIE evening ~a ,b
Master Masons degree upon ps "sers "
hero VEL
Bros Wall Gibbs aud Rouse: also r. ". John
w Allison. Assistant Grand Lecturer. and w j.
work of The evening Which was effectively and in
solemn and impressive manner carried out In every
Charter Oak Lodge strongly in evidence
Wednesday night The third dessee wa - on VA
" Adam Hi in the second part. assisted ny tne
officers Of Scotia Iodse W ASsgs EikGlSeT y
Tinted States Lodge. explained the WORKING tools
" c Tn91 E F d Senior cana si Via and
T. Stewart Wilson visited No. 80 v, OTTO SnpE
were twcniy.one r. WIS and seventy VS. IN me
r94m at OK oRF wa lm " a John McM fpT ~
The porrrai; Of Past Grand Master John u An
thon. which presented to The Grand lpoge Ds
Past Grand Master Anthem was a mem6,e Iva Wa
painted BY rising american ars,; ,ld Ihoness
from poor photograph and the description given
lmore or less inaccurate hy SURFING menu
Ii is a fine painting. and WI conyince NOS "Ho
It that we are making greet mistake, ga, IN
when our own artists can equally as well and
AT much more reasonable rates
LodsS he T' the Ses Scso in rP S
Senior Warden. Brother Samuel Godhach presided
d dnlts 'n EXPLAINED he working tools " J.
stewart Wilson; Grand Marshal OF he Grand
ren: also x. w William a. Swan.
Msn Ledge fsvs S s'o Ssr aesf The rs
brethren are as active today as they we're when
they graced the East Of Mum Lodge. There was
W. Z.
zoe" Abrahams.
The strongest lnteliects have studied the SCOPE
ana character OF the eaenng' Of dG mas Ir3
their willing efforts 10 pe~petuatc the institution
and yIriue Of its ncuica,ions have Yielded 20 rs
influence and sought TO propagate II as hing that
great sG0G many any Years it has been transmitted from
generation to geneTaion nntl IT has spI.hm 10 al
prevails
To comprehend the real philosophy OF Free
terjel man to the Interior invisible nature which
forms the snpersiructure upon which rests mans
Park Lodge No. bic had the third degree. had a
crowded house had excellent work. and after the
aJoIind the festai board " William j. Moore the
active Master presided joseph Gigerl Cd
M, Ss' Working tools. and r. " William Duncan
gave the historical lecture Others present we're
Incss and Enstee. O, Sycamore; Otto shulz. Of
Ga,lenberg oags AlGs"y Blanc" Lane 81 AaelPh hs
second District r. " James 4 kennedy, o,
South Carolina; John val o ryTama ana %
Sheppard.
The Royal Arch arst end for many yeaTs
1ernple). and then Transferred TO chapters AZ
early lIss St andrews IodgG Of Boston qn Ig1
land no doubt much earlier, but the records prior
to ,cH that decree sr M m the Gs Of this degree
withdrew from the lodge ana organized. so Jar as
fsf Andrn~'s Chnp,er. OF BOSTON, Of Royal Arch
Masong then confined 10 that degree. Ia l1@ INC
Mark Masters degree was first known INTRODUCED
and made one OF the chapter degrees Grand cnap-
ters were organized in Pennsylvania IN lIo, IN
Rhode Island in 1873 IN Connecticut In 1857 IN
M.Ssechusetfs in 1885 and the same year the Cen
eraI Grand Chapter was organized not BY the
Grand chapters. but By n few OF the subordinate
chapters Of Massachusetts. Connecticut ana New
York -(Parvin.
Ancient Lodge gave the third degree; with Senior
Warden John r. Busch In tn, Et.: doin. NJ en-
tire degree In excellent form. II. w. Charles Dun,
well explained the working tools. and brother an1
Rev Du Hamel gave the historical lecture VS.
brennan and Van Sise. of Clinton Lodge were
among tho many visitors.
Adelphic Lodge No 343 had gala night win
many ATTRACTIONS chief among these was the lee
he brill X. l..