The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
SHR|NERS ID PLAN
 TWO B|G EVENTS
Dance And Reception To Be Brilliant Affair-WiII
 Elect Officers

Festivities of high order will mark the annual meeting and cleo 5ion of officers of zamora Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, to be held at the Masonic auditorium Wednesday, December 19, the pro- gram for the day including down town parade, ceremonial session and traditional banquet in the aft erroon and the election at night.
 On Tuesday night, December IS, ,he night preceding the annual meeting a reception and dance, com piimentary to the members of Za- lsora, visiting nobles and their la dies. will be given at the Tutwiler hotel and Southern club. It is planned to make this one of the rost brilliant social affairs ever given by Zamora and will be exclu- sive to Shriners and their ladies.
 The dance committee, headed by George r. Wheelock, have planned to put the dance on h metropolitan stVle. and many novel features will le introduced. The several ball rooms will be profusely decorated in Shrine colors, emblems and electrical effects and nothing will be left un- tone that will add to the beauty and enjoyment of the occasion.
 The Grand march will be led by , otensate Ernest Matthews and Mrs. Matthew's Dr. and Mrs. Crelly and other members of the divan and will Summcnee promptly at o'clock. OW- in.s to tGc large membership of the Zsmora Temple, no male persons Will be allowed on the dance floor other ;h;sn Shrinors in good standing.
 Inc festivities on Wednesday, tae Cate of Che annual meeting, will N--fs tt a from the asonic Temple at 1:35 o'clock and will include the band. p9(roi ant other uniformed bodies, Official diVan. the candidates and members of Zamora. IL will move down Nineteenth street to First ave slGse. thence to Twentieth street thence to Capital park where it will disband. ed Brownell. chairman oi the parade C9mm ttec, states that the paraAe will start promptly on time as the ceremonial session will Immediately fol ow. He urges al members oi zam era 10 take part III the parade. and s,ates that those par ticipating will bc given the prefer cnce of seats in the auditorium.
 large class of candidates are in waiting for the ceremonial session which will start al 2:15 o'clock. The ceremonial promises to be of more than usual interest as some new and novel stunts nave De6H pS O. R. Brock director of work, all of the poppy variety and the candi- dates are assured of getting their moneys worth when they trek the hot sands of tbe desert.
 The charters will be on hand with some new and Rfty ditties, as well as the old standbys. Chairman Lesh- er of the refresh nnent committee will serve the Moslem Yeast in the dining rooms of the temple to the nobles and candidates The banquet will be served at o'clock.
 At 7:30 o'clock tine annual meet ing will be held with Potentate Drn- est Matthews presiding. The yearly report Of the officers will be read and all other business transacted The election of officers will follow pr, IT. r. Cre1Y, cnicf rabban, is slated to succeed Mr. Matthews a. potentate.
 The official divan follows:
 Ernest Matthews. illustr1ous poten- tate: pr. If C. CrellN. illustriou: chief rabban l.. II. Salter. ilIustrious assistant chief rabbaH. Fred Wheel ock. high priest and prophet; James B. Patterson, oriental guide. William T. Lathern. treasurer; Charles J Geohegau, recorded; c. r. Brock, di- rector; D. F. McLendon, first cere- monial master; A. P Wells. second ceremonial master; pr. J. T. Kent marshal; H. C. Ozley, inner guard Gene Reid, outer guard; pr. M. A Copeland. surgeon. Committees John Sparkmau. transportation; Ted fsrownell parades; Truman Morri son. glad hand: "Phuzz" Lesher, pur- Veyor of DroVender.