Certainly it is not considered to be universal over here Brother Kalok and the viewpoint of the Grand Lodge of Scotland can be seen at http://www.grandlodgescotland.com/in...masonic-tartan and without polling all the US GLs upon the matter I would be reluctant to accept your statement. I am aware that the Utah GL tartan is offered for universal Masonic usage but as to take up on that offer more research is needed.
I tried the Grand Lodge of Ohio website to see if they had anything on the subject but all I get is an error message so the site must be currently unavailable.
Over here I do not wear a Masonic tartan when kilted in Lodge, not have I seen so far anyone else so kilted. A nice Masonic kilt pin can give any tartan that Masonic je ne sais crois. 
A Lodge Burns Supper is usually a White Table event to which friends and family can also be invited so the need for a Masonically labelled tartan is surely less important than any tartan kilt adding to the occasion.
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