Arizona republican., 1921-11-04

The great auditorium. dedicated last February. has given such decora- ton that it is marvel to gaze upon, and it gives one an inkling of what Is in store for the great host of Nobles who will gather to celebrate the Ceremonial Banners and ban nerettes. red, green and yellow flags the colors of the Shrine-together wita shields of American flags lend a joyous air to the great assembly room. Great strands of shrine col DTS. intertwined to produce a roplng effect, add to the wonderful appear ance of the decorations. Border lights in red, blue and frosted white give just that warmness to the great room that is characteristic of the warmnesss of Shrine hearts. Green ery, flowers and palms enhance the effects of the interior decoration and the whole ensemble is indeed a won drous sight to even the mot exper1- enced eye.
 Brilliant Affair.
 The Fall Ceremonial will be opened on Friday. November Il by the busi- ness session to be held in the Audi torium. and which will be held al 1:OO D. m. for reception or petltloh and balloting on candidates. Ine First Section will be conferred at the Auditorium at 2;S0 ? .m- at.eii''eu by all Nobles and Novices-
 The Traditional Banquet will take rlace at 500 o'clock Friday after noon. following which the great par ade will be held.
 An the brilliance of the Mystic Shrine will be on display in the gor- sreous parade which will wend IL v-av through the business section Of Phoenix. Floats, elaborately decora- led will feature the parade. and It will be led by the Fl Zaribah Drum and Bugle Corps. The Patrol Will execute it's wonderful maneuVers during the progress of the parade and bands will be in line. Every Noble attending will be in the ranks of the marchers, attIred in fez anu conventional dress.
 Immediately after the parade which starts at 700 D. m. and ends a+ S.OO D. III. at the Shrine Audi toriurn. the Secopd Section will be conferred. Pomp and ceremony neV- CT before eoualled will feature the Socond section which will be pre- Ccded bv the entry of the lllustrlous potentate. Vic Haney with his DlVah and escorted by the Patrol and Drum and Bugle Corps. This Is always an outstanding feature of the sec ond Section. and every Noble Will pc on hand to witness it.
 Grand Ball
 On Saturday evening. November 70 the Grand Ball will be held in the Auditorium. This is an exclusively Srrine affair for Nobles and their i.5ies and will excel in brilliance any f5ing of the kind ever staged ln the great ballroom.
 rho Fall Ceremonial will witness rhe addition to Shrinedom.s ranks rf a large class of NoVlces Whlch VII attend from throughout the state and several hundred "lVes c,,--irsrs will be here for the grea1 .-s+i,.itfss The ladies will be en- ,.,,,ts{red in a royal manner by com ,,,itteos of local wives of Shriner' "--a nothing in the way of eXtendIn
 -,-oDderful time 10 them will o' overlooked. ..,, .n, .s,5 over by Ulustrious Potentate X-ic Hanny. The official DINan
 r,-,osed of Nelson C. Bledsoe ry-bomas NIaddock, Ralph r Palmei n T. Gray. Geo. Fl. \. LuHrS aH' IT p St. Claire, with the rahkS ,-r,iar Rabban. Assistant I'aoU,'H U nigh Priest and Prophet tIleIil Id I4i7- -r,easlfrer and Recorder re ','tl',,.f,-eIv T. IT. IIotchkiss is Firs ;l,-lc-I7onial Master and w. J. Eiler. S"ron5 CeremouiaI Mn ter whil
 Nfsrsbal is F. G. Brown. Tn 1,,.,t1in ne -'','' of the outer Guard is F s ,.--tt5,,'5, Shirlv Christy is Directo rcd W. Norton is Captain 0 . 'l-' Committee Members
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