The Alaska daily empire., 1918-05-04
To Be Met at Dock This Afternoon: Will Be q Grand Ball This
 Evening.
PROGRAM IS OUTLINED
Sunday and Monday Will Be Busy Days for the
 ShrinerS and Ju-
 neau Citizens.

Juneau will blossom out into a veritable blaze of glory for the next three days owing to the invasion of the Shriners from the Outside and the activity of local Shriners for their entertainment.
 A committee met the Shriners at the boat this afternoon, and there will be grand ball tonight in their honor in A. B. Hall. Sunday and Monday will be devoted to exercises. Among the visitors, other than Governor Ernest Lister, accompanied Edward B. King, of Tacoma who at tended the corner stone exercises of the Juneau school last year, MT King making an oration that attracted at tention; Archie Goldsmith, chief tor turer for the Shriners, and Fred Cal ligan, leader of the patrol. Calligan is an Alaskan and well known.
 Mrs. John Rustgard, assisted by the ladies of the Southeastern Al aska Shrine Club, at the home of the former, will entertain the visiting ladies of the Shrine party, Monday evening at o'clock.
 The captain of the steamer Alaska has wired that he will reach Juneau about o'clock this evening. All Shrinedom is anxious on this point as the grand ball is scheduled to take place at the Arctic Brotherhood Hall this Evening at 9 o'clock. An Klonda Nelson will furnish exception ally good music Everything is in readiness and the finishing touches were put on the refreshment table this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Nobles of the Mystic Shrine are again requested to wear the fe2 at all of the functions during the three days session of the Shriner9; wear the red bonnets on the street in the evening"
 The official programs were sent out this morning and is as follows:
 SATURDAY. MAY 4th. T. M SlttIfltf AldShd que lb ai- rive from Seattle with members of Afif Temple aboard. The party will be met at City Dock and escorted to their hotels by members of the Southeastern Alaska Shrine Club and the Ladies Reception Committed head ed by a band.
 During the afternoon points Of interest in and around the city will be visited)
 O ID CIri,, Doll Drnt hood Hall Grand march begins ot 9 o'clock. to be followed by a program of twenty-two dances.
 SUNDAY, MAY 9th. S:30 A. NJ Meet at Gastineau Hotel Visiting Nobles escorted by sundry Nobles of Southeastern Alaska Shrine Club will be taken on an excursion to Tallu Glacier, returning about 500 D. m.
 Boat will call at Douglas. Treadwcl and Thane.
 ' P M. Visiting Nobles. their ladies and all Nobles of the Southeastern Alaska Shrine Club and their ladies as well as visiting Nobes and ladies' wla meet at the Gastineau Hotel 10 go in a body to the Palace Theater to witness a special show beginning at 7:30 o'clock. At this theatre party illustrious Potentate Edward Beau mont King, the glitter orator, will sweep the audience off it's feet with four minute patriotic talk. A great treat is in store for everyone attend ing this performance.
 Visiting Nobles desiring to attend divine worship will be escorted to the churches by members of the recep tion committee.
 MONDAY, MAY 9th. A NJ Visiting Nobles and a number of ladies and Nobes of the South eastern Alaska Shrine Club to make party of between twenty-five and