The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
SCOTTISH RITE
 REUNION MONDAY
All Degrees From 4 To S2 Will
 Be Conferred

Coordinate bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry in the Valley of Birmineham will hold their summer reunion from June 9 to Is, inclusives at the Masonic temple. The masters of the. four bodies, of the rite not only, uge upon all. members to come and assist and witness the Ncon- ferFing of the degrees, but also issue "a most cordial invitation to all members of other valleys in this and other juris- dictions to attend E; ss,s
 Charles A. Moffett, thirty-third de- gree, deputy of the supreme council for Alabama, will be present and assist in the work, J. D. Matlock, thirty y-third degree, director of work, will have ac- tual supervision of the conferring of the degrees
 Beginning Monday night, June 9, the Lodge of Perfection, Venerable Master R. B. Watts, thirty-third degree, pre- siding, will confer the Ineffable degrees from the Fourth to the Fourteenth, in- | elusive. Registration of the class begins promptly at o'clock and all candidates are urged to be on time. At o'clock the reunion gets officially under way, when the Fourth degree, with A. B. An- drews, thirty-second degree, K. c. c. H., in charge, is conferred. At g o'clock the impressive Fifth degree is put on by a team headed by. Lee McGriff, thirty second degree K. O.. c. H. At g o'clock Tuesday morning the Lodge of Perfec- tion resumes it's labors with the confer ring of the Sixth degree at that hour by team headed by Harold McDer- mott, thirty degree, and through out. Tuesday able members of the rite will confer the various degrees of the lodge, the work of this body culminat- ing in the impressive Fourteenth degree Tuesday evening at 80. J. F. Carle. thirty-third degree, most impressive Masonic ritualist, will preside at the cOnferring of this, the acme of the lodge degrees.
 Chapter Rose CrOix
 Wednesday morning at o'clock the officers of Birmingham chapter of Rose Croix, will take charge of the reunion. NV. Proctor, IT,, wise master of the chapter, is expecting quite an increase in ,the membership of the class at this point. Quite few who have previous ly taken, the lodge degrees here, as well as goodly number from the Florence class of last month, are expected to join and continue through to the finish of the reunion. The chapter work begins with the conferring of the beautiful Eff teenth degree by the splendid team headed by Dr. H. Swedlaw, thirty-sec- Ond degree, K. c. c. H.; D. T. Feidel- son, thirty-second degree, and Clark Williams, thirty second degree. The equally beautiful Sixteenth, headed by George Chinery, thirty degree, K. c. c. H., and N. R. Baker, thirty second degree, follows. Wednesday aft ternoon at :45 o'clock the Eighteenth degree, with Dr. H. Swedlaw as wise master, completes the work of the chap ter.
 Council of KadOsh
 The same afternoon at 5 :15 o'clock i George 0hinery, thirty-secOnd degree, K. 0. c. H., and the other officers of Birmingham Council of Kadosh take over the work of the reunion. The nine teenth degree, with NJ. F. Schwartz, thirty second degree, in charge; is con l ferred that afternoon, while that eve ming the Twentieth, Twenty-first and Twenty-second are put, on. The reunion | gets under way promptly at o'clock | the next morning, and the council de grees are completed that afternoon with | the conferring of the Thirtieth degree.
 Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock | Alabama consistory will confer the ex- tremely impressive Thirty-first degree, i with the splendid team headed by J. D. Matlock, thirty-third degree, and the next morning, after the organization of the class at 8 80 o'clock, the final de- gree of the rite will be put on by F. B. Keiser, thirty-third degree; J. F. Carle, thirty-third degree, and Dr. W. W. Ran- som, thirty-third degree, and others.
 Scottish Rite Choir
 Throughout the reunion luncheon and dinner will be served the class and teams. The, class will be in charge of l