The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-25

emonial session of the temple i IS
expected to bring TO Greenvl;Ie the
largest number of Shriners ever seen
in the city Elaborate arrangements
have been made for entertaining the
visitors and the work of the various
committees is we'll under way. Be-
fore the meeting of the governing
board on the day prior u the cere-
monial everything will be in reaulncss
for the coming of the visitors. lnvl-
tations have been extended to the
Potentates Of other prominent Shfln-
ers of the South to be present fol the
occasion and it is expected that a
number of them will accept and join
in the festivities here on December
1st.
Beginning with a business meeting
at 9 a. m. in Textile hall the Shriners
will elect officers for the coming year
and pass upon the petition of the
candidates who are seeking afiliation
with the local temple on that day.
These meetings will be brief, it has
been stated by Potentate Geo. I.
Bryan, and all Shriners are urged to
be present.
The usual Shriner's dinner will be
served on the spacious floor of Tex
tile hall at 1880 sharp. Admission
will be by card only and Shriner,
or candidate, may be accompanied by
one lady and only one. No children
will be admitted. The mobiles have
been requested to heed the instruc-
tions and save embarrassment to both
themselves and the patrol guards who
will be on duty at the gates.
The parade will begin forming IN
front of the Textile at 2 p. m. and
will commence its march promptly at
ESQ p. m. The line of march to be
east on Washington to Main street.;
south on Main to Broad street; north
on Main to Washington and thence to
Textile hall. Every Shriner is ex-
pected to take part in the parade and
make it big success, stated mem
Der Of the parade committee who said
the Shrine devil would attend to such
mobiles as stood on the curb.
Immediately after the conclusion of
the parade the first section of the Ger
emonial session will be held. Admis-
sion will be by Shrine card only and
the doors will be closed just before
the Grand Entry of the official Divan,
therefore, all are requested to be on
hand promptly.
Immediately following the first ses-
sion will come to the second section.
W. Lindsay Smith, the floor director
with his able assistants will conduct
the caravan of unregenerates across
the burning sands, performance that
will be long remembered by candi-
dates and mobiles alike.
Promptly at s p. m. at the Textile
hall the curtain will rise on one of the
most spectacular entertainments ever
provided for the amusement Of the
mobiles and their ladies. With typi-
cal Oriental setting, this entertain
ment will be much on the order Of a
vaudeville performance and the vari-
Gus numbers will provide an eaviable
hour and a half of enjoyment. Ad-
mission by Shrine card only, however,
noble may bring as many ladies as
he desires.
The social event of the day will be
the Shriner's ball to be given at 9:3O
p. m. in Cleveland hall. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by the
well known Garber-Davis orchestra
and delightful refreshments are to be
served throughout the evening! Adj
mission to be by Shrine card and pass
word-a Shriner may bring as many
lady friends as he wishes.