The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-27
YORK RITE REuNIoN

The twelfth annual York Rite Re
union will convene at Bessemer at :
o'clock Monday afternoon for a three-
day session, when work Is TO Ee zone
in all degrees to the chapter. run
dreds of visiting Masons are expected
10 attend. and the work will be con-
ferred under the supervision oil state
officials. -,
Work in the Blue Lodges will be
started at o'clock, when the entered
Apprentice degree will be conferred
by j. II. Bush, and team from Bes-
semer Lodge No. 1913. Just after this
the Fellowcraft degree will be con-
i ferred by team from Brighton
kLodge No. $50, and Hueytown Lodge
No. S2s.
Following this work, the lodge will
adjourn, and the grand lodge will be
opened by Grand Master Julian
Spearman, for the purpose of laying
the cornerstone of the new high
school building. The lodge, with
other Masons. will form the parade
for the march to the building IN
front of the temple.
At o'clock Monday evening work
in the Master Mason degree will be
taken up, with Frank BAH and a
team from jefferson Valley Lodge
No. 795 in charge. The Master
Mason lecture will be given by Grand
Secretary George Beauchamp Of
Montgomery
Tuesday afternoon at l o'clock
work in the chapter will be started.
with Bessemer Chapter No. ITO, Royal
Arch Masons in charge. Work will
be carried out in the various de-
grees during the afternoon, and a
banquet will be held at the hall at
o'clock in the evening.
: BASEBALL LEAGUE TO MEET.
A meeting of the Sunday School
Eacaha11 will hp held
O'clock Tuesday evening at Bryant
Brothers Bicycle store. on Nineteenth
street. for the purpose of perfecting
the schedule for the latter part of the
season, and to approve rules for the
league recently drawn up. 1t is urged
that all committeeman from the va
rious churches be on hand, as the
decisions of this meeting will be
final.
Games tentatively arranged for
Thursday of this week are: presby
terians VS.. First Baptist Barracks, at
the Rolling Mill field; Jonesbaoro VS.
Hueytown. at Jonesboro; Wilkes VS..
South Highlands, at READERS; West
Side VS.. Brighton, at Brighton.
No formal rules or a definite sched-
Hle have been adopted, and the pur-
pose of the meetings Tuesday evening
iE to arrange for these details.
MARATHAN DANCES PERFORM
Still going storing early saturday
evening, Louis B. Race, of Atlanta.
and Miss Jenny May McElroy, of
Dallas, marathon dancers who will
go in for the worlds dancing en-
durance record at West Lake next
week were attracting considerable
attention after their more than TWEEN
ty-four hour stretch. The couple be-
gan dancing Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock, and were shecudled to con-
tinue until Saturday night at L.
; O'clock. This is preliminary dance
TO their effors for the worlds cham
pionship. which will start az West
Bake Park, at 4 O'Clock Monday af-
cernoon.
"A continual stream of spectators
have visited the park, and their COM
ments on the endurance dancers were
most favorable. Miss McElroy, slim
young woman of striking grace,
showed but little signs of fatigue,
while Race carried on an almost I'M
aerrupted conversation with the
Spectators, answering their jokes
at his expense with the best of
humor.
Music is being furnished by Nappi's
orchestra. which is alternating with
rhe Louis b. Race archestra, of
Atlanta, while during the day Sat-
urday monograph was used
considera BILE portion of the time.
miss McElroy has previously made
132 hours, while Race has danced 1S9
hours, both records having been
made at Wichita Falls. Texas.
The dancers were Joined by a num-
Der of couples during Friday and
Saturday, but all became discour-
aged after few hours of effort. 1t
Is expected, however, that there
will be a number of couples to be-
gin dancing with them Monday af-
ternoon.
TO LAY CORN ERSToNE.