Following such a dedication, or Plaquing as it is called, there is a traditional party still called a doin’s. As one writer noted, these party gatherings of red shirted pranksters wearing vests covered with pins, medals, ribbons and badges lead to the organization’s reputation as either a "Historical Drinking Society" or a "Drinking Historical Society". While there is no denial that distilled and fermented beverages freely flow, the group is officially and vehemently opposed to public intoxication and require that those who partake have a "Brother of sobriety holding the reins". 

To find out more about the Clampers go to 'History and Ritual of E Clampus Vitus  A Non Clampers Guide to Clamperdom" http://www.phoenixmasonry.org/masonicmuseum/fraternalism/e_clampus_
vitus.htm