The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-09
FALL REUNION
 SCOTTISH RITE
All Degrees From 4 To B Will Be Con-
 ferred

Fall reunion of the four bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry of Birmingham will be held at the Maconic temple November 10 to 14, and all the Scottish Rite de- grees from the fourth to the fourteenth, inclusive, will be conferred.
 The reunion vii open Monday night, November 10, with the registration of candidates by Coke s. Wright, class director, and his assistant, A. H. Blair. The candidates are required to report to the class director at the temple at z o'clock sharp.
 At 8 o'clock, Birmingham Lodge of Perfection, Venerable Master R. B.. Watts, presiding. will formally open the reunion. The fourth degree will be conferred by the team headed by A. B.. Andrews. At 9 o'clock Lee McGriff and the team of the fifth degree will take charge, and at 10 o'clock Harold Mo Dermott will confer the sixth degree. Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock the re- union will reconvene, the seventh de- gree, with D. J. Davis as chief provost and judge, being conferred. Thereafter, in succession will follow the other de- grees of the lodge, the work being put on by the various teams headed by F. A. Abelson, A. B. Tanner, G. P. Cald- well, Joe H. Loveman and Martin Ring elberg. Tuesday evening at 2 80 o'clock the work of the lodge will culminate in the conferring of the fourteenth de- gree, J. F. Carle presiding as venerable master.
 Wednesday morning, November 12, at 9 o'clock, Birmingham chapter, Rose Croix will be opened in full form by N. w. Proctor, Jr., wise master, imme- diately after which the fifteenth de- gree will be conferred by the team headed by D. T. Feidelson, H. Swed- law and Clark Williams. At 10 :45 the dramatic sixteenth degree, with George Chinery and N. k. Baker in the prin- cipal roles, will be put on. At 1 80 the team from Bessemer, headed by Jonh E. Golden, will put on the seventeenth degree, and at o'clock the eighteenth degree will be conferred by Dr. H. Swedlaw and the chapter Rose Croix will close.
 Commander A. M. Reeves will open blTulukHdI1 tOu1lClk UL AduODh ub soO o'clock, and that evening the nineteenth, twentieth and twenty-first degrees will be conferred by teams in charge of Frank c. Shepard, Jr., John B. Bethea, Sr., and W. H. Woolverton. Beginning at 8 80 on the the 18th, the council will carry on the twenty-second degree, with A. H. Blair in charge, and the twenty-thrid, G. c. Eubapks presiding, will start the day. At 10 80 Horace Ware will head the team to confer the twenty-sixth degree and at Il :15 Coke $. Wright and others will confer the twenty-seventh degree. Dr. J. G. Vance and his team will put on the twenty-ninth at :45 o'clock, and at 2 :45 the work of the council will reach its term with the conferring of the thirtieth by the team headed by John B.. Bethea, Jr.
 The organizing of the consistory class is scheduled for z and at z 80, imme- diately after the opening of the consis- tory by W. H. Woolverton, Master of Kadosh, the impressive thirty-first de- gree will be conferred by the team headed by J. D. Matlock, W. F. Aid rich and Dr. W. w. Ransom. At 8 80 o'clock on the 14th, the class organiza- tion will be perfected and at 9:3O the conferring of the thirty-second degree, with +. B. Keiser in charge, will com plete the work of the reunion.
 Lunch will be served each day at 12 80 p. m., and dinner at 6 p. m., un- der the direction of the entertainment committee consisting of w. R. Venable, Arthur Greenwood, Simon Klotz ap.i II. P. Lesher. Members are cordial [ invited to come out and see the work and attend the dinners.
 One of the features of the reunion will be the music. Stephen Allsop and his Scottish Rite choir have been working hard. The new pipe organ with D. F. Holstein as organist, will materially add to their work and a beautiful series of musical numbers will lend additional impressiveness to the work of the various degree teams.
 Members of the Rite are especially invited and urged to be present just as much as possible during the reunion A fine revival of interest has been man. ifested during this fall work of the rite good crowds have been attending the work of the Slow Class and it is ex- pected that large number of the mem bership will be on hand during the re union.
 Members of the teams who are to put On the degrees have been urged to be present a half hour ahead of the time