The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-08-05
STEAMERS PLAN PICNIC

SHRLNE FRS PLAN PICNIC
 It will be q glorius time at Edge wood park Thursday, August B, when Zamora Temple will be host at an all day outing barbecue and picnic exclusively for Shriners, their families and female guests, with ev- erything free.
 It will be the first picnic in many years that Zamora has given, with the ladies and cltildren as honored guests, and from the elaborate plans made by the committee in charge it will be a day of unalloyed bliss, nd a night of ;oy and delight With a lavish expedituIe of time and money, the committee has left noth- ing undone that would add to the pleasure and jovialty of the occa sion.
 The park on this occasion will be for the exclusive use of the Shriners, and with it's natural beauty. unusual facilities and easy accessibility, is an ideal place for a Shrine picnic.
 It will be strictly Shrine affair. None but Nobles. their families and female guests will be admitted. The fiat of the committee that mo male guest. not Shriner. will be admit ted" will he rigiciy. enforced. The grounds will be open from o'clock a. m until 12 o'clock m, and there W ill be 'sor1ethina doing" every mo- nnent of that tune.
 A genuine southern barbecue din- ner will be served from II a. m. to 8 o'clock D. m, and in order to avoid confusion special table have been built for the dinner which will fla cilitate the service. The Glad Hand committee. headea by Truman Mor- risou. will serve the dinner. ft i
 lee cream, lemonade. popcorn. pea nuts. etc, will be served through out the day, and there will be plenty for every one. Ice water will be furnished at convenient places III and about the grounds,
 vilion from o'clock a. m. to F o'clock D. m.. on the new dance floor built especially for the Shrin- CTS. from 4 o'clock a. m.. to F p. m. ,,c that. every one can dance to 4their hearts content.
 The program for the day will n- olude a coucar bN ZamoE3 band, un- der the direction of l'r.a Al Frabe, from 10 d. m. tc,. . D. m.; Tselect1ons by the Chanters. Steve Aiisop' di- rector: a n,llnpcr of vaudeville stunts on the ncv dance floor, commencing at 2 o'clock. and several other at tractiNe features that will add to the nerrimont and delight of the event. .-f
 Tine trausportation committee has lraneed for linc or litneys to meet the street cars at the end of the inc to convey tfe folks to the pie ms grounds. There iS ample space in the grounds for the parking of automobiles which will be under po- lice protection.
 Birmin~ham and Woodlawn mem bers left the Masonic temple pro mptly at 9;20 o'clock while the Bessemer contingent went direct from their temple at 10 o'clock. Swimming. boating. skating and bowling occupied the principal part of the day. while music and a mum : Der of interesting speeches featured the dinner hour. Lunch was spread for the combined chapters. Every member was requested to carry girl and dancing was the feature part of the program following the dinner hour
 The entire affair was staged in true IeM6lay style, and nothing was left urdone which was calculated to add to the enjoyment of the mem hers. A bountiful supply of good things to eat was on hand. the boys furnishing the lunches and the girls rreraring them. The dance was de- clsr.l 1y attending members to be oRe of the best ever staged by. the order, and plans will probably be