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588 BOOK OF THE A. AND A. RITE.
APPEALS.
Art. 58.—Any person aggrieved by the action of the Council of
Deliberation, may appeal therefrom to the Supreme Council at
its next annua] session, provided any provision of the Constitutions
or Regulations of the Supreme Council is involved. The ap-
peal shall be filed with the Illustrious Deputy, and shall specify
wherein any provision of the Constitutions or Regulations has
been violated by the action of the Council of Deliberation. The
Illustrious Deputy shall cause a duly certified copy of so much of
the record as shows the action appealed from, to accompany the
appeals.
CEREMONIAL
FOR A
LODGE OF SORROW.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
The walls of the place where the is to be held should be
covered with black, and, if practicable, be sprinkled with silvei
tears.
In the centre of the room is a coffin, or sarcophagus.
The regalia of the highest degree conferred on the deceased
will be placed on the coffin. The head of the coffin toward the
East.
After the is properly prepared, no one should enter it except
those having charge of the decorations, and the organist, until
the hour for the ceremonies to take place. The members, in the
mean time, convening in an outer room, guarded by a Sentinel,
who will permit no one to enter under the grade of Perfec*
Master.
When the hour arrives, a procession will be formed of all the
brethren, under the direction of the Captain of the Guard, in two
ranks, in reverse order of grade, and will enter the C3, the organ