The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-19
SHR|NERS BAN
 CLAMbAkE FOR ANNUAL OUTING
Regular Dinner Will Be Served This Year at Savin
 Rock Gathering.

Yaw Moo'l-Hasar, the Great Day of Gathering has been decreed by Harry F. Parrott, potentate of Pyra- mid temple, A. A. O. N. M. In the language of the Nobles of the Shrine, it reads, Eighth day, Fourth month. Rabih Ul-Akhir, A. H. 1880. which translated for the unenlightened means, Friday afternoon, August 25, 1916.
 Never fail to do thy part,
 Make good-the days Thine;
 The frosted init and marble heart
 Have no place in the Shrine.
 Potentate Parrott says this in his letters calling for the Great Gather ing. No special arrangements have been made for transportation, but all are urged to reach Savin Rock not later than o'clock on that afternoon. Mobiles who have automobiles and are willing to carry less fortunate mem bers are requested to notify the trans portation committee. Any Noble can bring a Masonic friend by getting a ticket from the treasurer or the com mittee.
 Headquarters will be at Moegltn's, the Beach house, where all Shriners
 
 be on tap. The o,d-tinle sheep roast and clambake has been tabooed, and instead the Mobiles will partake Of dinner, prepared under the direction of Noble Yale Bishop. and served in the handsome dining hall of the Col onnade.
 Moving pictures. showing the greal parade at the last Imperial Council session, at Buffalo, and a humorous film. "The Hot Sands," will be shown at Wilcox's theatre, just before< the dinner. Over one hundred patrols and bands were in line in Buffalo. and the picture is said to be one of the finest ever produced. The theatre will be reserved for Mobiles during the time the picture is shown, and tickets of admission will be furnished.
 General Committed: Fred B. North TOD, chairman; Robert A. Beers, treas urer; D. Fairchild Wheeler, Earle M Christie, Dr. F. J. Nettleton, J. H. Richardson, Elmer E. Hooper. James w. Porter, Ralph c. Sherwood, Fred E. Brown, Frank M. Scott, George G, Beers, Carleton E.. Hoadley, F. Ward DeKlyn, George H. T. Wallis, Albert w. Matoon, Herbert R. McChesney, Edward M.. Kneen, Henry T. Durand, William A. Braun, Joseph F. Frisbie, Clarence E. Billings. George w. Flint, Fred Atwater, Yale D. Bishop, Frank E. Soule, J. Alex. H. Robinson. Burton H. Strickland. Arthur c. Wheeler, Henry c. Stevenson. Carl Harke, George F. Foote,. R. Irwin Smith, Nathan B. Wilcox; John K. Lawrence. Iyo1 11a e L. ward J. Tupper, William E. Parker. John R. Booth, George A. Sturdy. Isaac L. Ferris. Fred M. Drew, Carey Congdon, Anker H. Lynne, Frederick L. Gaylord. Charles L.. McNeil, Harry B. Husted,! Samuel c. Hedshaw. Eugene L. Phelps, Frederic A. Bart lett, w. w. Radcliffe, and William H. Wake1ee.
 Outing Committee: Fred B. North rop, chairman; D. Fairchild Wheeler. J. H. Richardson, Fred Atwater, Fred A. Strong, George c. Beers. Edward w. Kneen, J. Alex. H. Robinson, Hen ny c. Stevenson, and Earle M. Christie.
 Ticket Committee: Fred B. North TOD, chairman; J. H. Richardson. Ralph c. Sherwood, Geo. H. T. Wallis. R. Irwin Smith, Joseph P. Frisbie. and Harry E. Husted.
 Printing and Press Committee: F. A. Bartlett, chairman; George G. Beers. William E. Parker, Henry c. Steven son, and Thad. B. Beecher.
 Dinner Committee: R. Irwin Smith, chairman; Anker H. Lynne. Fred Att water, Joseph F. Frisbie. Harry E.. Husted, and Elmer A. Hooper.
 Eptorfo ipy,opf Counp,iffoe. Trad Af- water, chairman; J. Alex. He Robin son, Earle M. Christie, Henry c. Stew enson, and Isaac L., Ferris.
 Transportation Committee: Anker H. Lynne. chairman; Isaac l.. Ferris, and William B. Parker.
 Music Committee: Fred B. Brown. chairman; Geo. H. T. Wallis, Fred A. Strong and Ralph. c. Sherwood.