The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-22
HANCOCK
ABUNDANT Entertainment
FOR THANKSGIVING WEEK
Something Doing in the Way Of Card
Parties, Plays, Sports, Concerts and
other Features for Every Evening
Of the Present Week, From Monday
to Saturday.

Thanksgiving week will be notable
for the number of events of an en-
tertalnment or amusement nature pro-
vided by various organizations, and in
the way of theatrical attractions, in
door baseball games, and concerts. A
glance over the list Of events sched-
uled for this week shows something
of n pleasing nature for every night
Of the week from Monday to Satur-
day.
This evening the card party of the
recently reorganlzed st. Joseph's club
will be held at the st. Joseph's hail
and win be very pleasing event
Music will be furnished by the Twin
City orchestra and the proceeds will
he applied to n fund for the purchase
OF stage fixtures and seats for the hall
Tuesday evening the Parland-Ne
hall company will appear at the Ker-
rcdGc thcater under the auspices of
the Grace NJ. T.. church, I'm the star
entertainment course. and this will be
n treat TO be appreciated by all low
ers of music. The program will con-
sist of selections by vocal qquartette
brass instrumental quartette and
bell ringers. Mr.. John r. Mccarthy,
late Of the Royal University of I.iep-
zig. Germany adds to the strength II
the company this season, with his re-
markabo solos
The indoor baseball game for Tues
day evening will be between the
knights of Columbus and the Eagles,
and the TIoughton Light Infantry and
the Foresters. Both will be good, fast
games.
Wednesday evening will have the
"Alaskans," one of the best of modern
'-'usical plays. as the attraction at the
Kerredge theater with Richard Car
roll and Gus Weinberg as the main
fun makers. The real Eskimo dogs,
such as Cook and Perry used on their
dash to the pole, and the snowballing
between the Eskimo girls of the chorus
and the audience are among the novel
ties introduced I'm the show, besides
the famous Totem Pole" song and
other musical gems.
The big venison supper and social
session of the Hancock lodge of Elks
for which the entertainment commit
for several weeks will be pulled off on
Wednesday night. Secretary Frank
Condor has sent out notices To the
brethren to be on hand and enjoy the
refreshments and good things i'm the
shape of deer steaks, stories and
speeches. There will be large goblets
of pure, fresh sparkling water and 9TH
or refreshments. plenty of buck meat
for all, smoke sticks, fine line OF talks
and entertainment, including a few
vaudeville stunts by both our own and
outside talent. Brother DOC" Abrams
will be the POSTMASTER of the evening.
Nuf said" Thus states the secretary
i'm his Thanksgiving proclamation. A
bunch from the Calumet herd is ex-
pected down to enjoy the fun.
"The Alaskan" will be repeated at
the Kerredge theater on Thursday eve
ming, and Will doubtless attract large |
crowd to enjoy the sparkling dances, |
dialogues, and music after partaking |
OF hearty Thanksgiving dinner and
attending the Thanksgiving services in
Grace NJ. Il. church, Houghton in the
morning, in which the congregations of
the various Protestant churches of |
Portage Lake will unite
Friday night there will be more in
door baseball games. The Hibernians
will meet the Elks and the Naval Re-
serves will try to tie knots in the Ea-
giles tail feathers. Carney and Stack |