The Detroit times., 1914-05-15
DETROIT SHRINE
LARGEST TOTAKE.
ATLANTA TRIP
Members Enjoy High links
En- ROute-Spirit of FrOlic
Reigns Supreme
MERCHANTS OF CITY
LIBERAL IN DONATIONS
Cigars, Fruits and Liquid Re
freshments Are Provided In
Great Quantities

ATLANTA, Ca, May l5.-By far
he largest delegation OF Shriners TO
Lhe Atlanta pilgrimage from any city
WAS on the Trade You Smiles Spe-
|,ial' which left Detroit, Sunday nlsht,
| May 10, at s D. m. A solid train oil 10
|pullmans and a commissary car sup
|olemented at 4 a. m. with two diners
| and two engines, carried Detroits 2l9
|lobles and ladies 10 Dixie land. Pun
| man Conductor G.. ID. Thomas, OF De
roit. was in charge The entertain
|nent committee en- route under the
direction OF a very efficient stunts
committee consisting OF Mobiles a: n
.udwig. L. V. Dutton, T.. w Kerr
md c. d. Sargent, furnished fun III
.)lenty The guessing contest Win us
|nany valuable prizes was particular
|y popular The prize winners were
rs follows:
For the most popular noble on the
| rip. DR. Russell c. Pearce, potentate.
| or best looking lady, Mrs. Russell
pearce For the handsomest noble,
| 5illy Baier, land Billy really believed
To- For the happiest lady on the
| rip Mrs. George Sherman, one or the
wo brides accompanying the party.
'or the oldest member of Moslem
| emple on the trip In point or mem
|)ership, Daniel Siebert. For the old
ST married couple, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
am Baier. For the most popular
.,ut-of-town noble, Noble Sparks OF
aCkson, Mich. For the most popu-
ar pastpotentate, Noble William Van
Sickle. The other prizes were won
. ~ Mrs c. ID. Sargent and Mrs a. ii.
| ludwig. Detective George Larldns
| potted case and We looked for al
rrest, but upon investigation IT is
ound to be a case OF empties Mobiles
ieen and Curtis took the prize for
she champion snorers oil Moslom tenn
lie. Car b turned out To. be infested
F With pirates II was on the highway
. the commissaries car and mobiles
a,Ising through. coming back with
freshments for their ladies'. etc,
IRE held up and Invested OF all sup
| lias until car b was most literally
u oiled with all they needed at the
l. BILE and expense OF the discom-
I'd mobiles.
The brass quartet OF Moslem banS
erenaded the brides. and a collec-
ION was taken up. but the committee
wants 10 find the man who put in the
ogus quarter Noble w. c. Rodd was
he camera man and took some pic
ures extraordinary. Among the
uests TO accompany the Shriners were
rep. J. Lee Morford and wife of Gay
ord, Mr.. Norford being representative
~ Pressure Isle district. George r..
lark, district general passenger
gent OF the @. Z c. Il. r., and Dan
loorman, district passenger agent for
he c., n. a. ID. X. II. accompanied the
harty throughout the entire trip, and
hey donated souvenirs. postcards and
booklets TO each OF the party. Noble
feorge W Clark was untiring in his
most efficient work preparing the
itinerary, and overseeing its correct
ulhllment Mobiles Nelson Praigg
nd John Keyser in charge of the
ommissary car. served free of charge
igars, fruits. and all kinds OF liquid
efreshments which had been donated
various merchants and manufactur.
rs. Souvenirs and samples 10 the
mount OF nearly a suitcase full for
ach OF the party were literally BRA
IMPUTED By PastPotentate Thomas z.
Sltton--xu Noble A. II. Ludwig WHO
ere active in securing the donations
ON the various merchants. Noble
w. Ryerson donated 90 cigars and
% samples OF merchandise The
oebel Malt Extract Co. donated two
perb wedding cakes for the two
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