The border vidette., 1915-05-22
A ROYAL WELCOME.
Shriners Capture and Hold Nogales
 for Three Days.

l Iltc SOIlE H3dlI has done herself proud
 The reception and entertain ment accorded the Noble Snriners Sunday. Monday and Tuesday, will long remain, pleas antly in the memory of hundreds of the city's illustrious visitors and citizens of "NogaleS, the Convention City"
 Every body and then some more, was at the depot last Sun day morning when the Shliners, nobles of El Zaribah Temple, Shriners- to be and many visitors who would like to be Shriners, arrived.
 The welcome was royal and sincere, the banner bearing the inscription: Welcome to the Desert of Nogales. May You Find It An Oasis," being an in- spira tion of Mayor Mix, Special Representative of the Illustrious Potentate.
 Mayor Mix, in a few we'll chosen words, presented the Gold Key" to Illustrious Po- tentate Christy, after which the jolly visitors sang:
 Put on your old red bonnet, With the Shrine Emblem on it,
 And then we'll go and see
 Captain Mix
 He's a real live Shriner, And they make none finer;
 He's the real Nogales kind.
 After the reception at the de- pot, the guests were shown about the city in automobiles, and given a reception at the Santa Cruz Club, under the au- spices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Club, to whom great credit is due.
 In the afternoon everybody witnessed the bull fight in No gales, Sonora, at which the Shriners and their friends were special guests of honor. Besides other distinguished guests, Gov ernor Maytorena of Sonora and his staff witnessed the fight.
 During the evening the thea tres and Santa Cruz Club were crowded with Nobles, their ladies and their friends. The cancert in the Sonora plaza by Governor Maytorena's band, was greatly enjoyed by the visitors.
 Monday forenoon the Movies were taken in autos into the desert where they were given a Degree and plenty of "camel's milk" after which the caravan returned to Nogales, the real oasis in the desert."
 At 8 o'clock business session was held at Masonic Hall.
 The great street parade in the evening headed by the 12th Infantry band, followed by the 'Bull," the bull fighters, Nobles and Movies, was easily the best, most spectacular ever seen in 
 Commenipg at nine o'clock D. m., the Grand Ceremonial and Initiation was held at the Hall, until late hour.
 Tuesday afternoon the visit DTS more than two hundred ladies and gentlemen, enjoyed the sights, about the city, and at three o'clock in the afternoon the Daughters of Isis, the ladies branch of the Shriners, held a in the Masonic Hall, where a number of Nogales ladies were initiated into the Daughters of Isis.
 The convention ended Tues lay night with a grand ball in the Santa Cruz Club, given by the local Shriners to the visit DTS, members of the Club and their friends. Music was fur nished by the Twelfth Infantry orchestra, led by Bandmaster Kline.
 The elegant hall was beauti i fully and artistically decorated | with the Shrine colors and large | flags, between which | was an immense electric Shrine | emblem. The effect was most | pleasing.
 A delightful luncheon was served in the club rooms during { he dance, and delicious punch vas served the guests in the