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30 BOOK OF THE A. AND A. RITE.
Apron*—White, bordered with black, with blue flap,
on the flap an eye worked in gold ; on the area of the
apron, the letter Z within a wreath of olive and laureL
Collar—Wide white ribbon, edged with black ;
at the
bottom a black rosette, to which is suspended the jewel.
Jewel—An ivory key with the letter Z on the wards.
Gloves—White, with the wristbands bordered with
black, and turned over.
Hours of Work—From dawn to close of day.
Battery— • •••••• At a Reception given in
mourning.
Moral—Secrecy, or Silence and Fidelity.
Symbolic Age—Seven.
All present except the officers are robed in black.
During a Reception, the Treasurer's station is vacant,
as there can be but seven Secret Masters.
* The aprons of the Ineffable degrees are defined in the Northern
Jurisdiction as being triangular—those of the Southern Tuna
diction, as squaie.