The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-30
ELKS' MEMORIAL
PROGRAM READY
ANNUAL EXERCISES OF HAN
COCK AND CALUMET LODGES,
q. p. Q. E. TO BE HELD AT
HANCOCK SUNDAY.

The program for the exercises TO be
held on Sunday afternoon next at the
Hancock Elks' Temple in observance
of the annual memorial day of the or
der. was given out this morning by
Secretary Frank Condor. and is es
follows:
Opening eXercises-EXalted Ruler c.
\. Mayworm. assisted by officers and
members Of the lodge.
Anthem-By quartette.
Concluding of opening ceremonies.
by officers and members.
Vocal solo, Heaven is Not Far
Away" II. j. Keils.
Prayer-Chaplain, Rev. ]. f. Cur
zon.
Memorial address-Dr. j. T.. Scallon
Anthem-Quartette.
Address-"Our Departed Brothers"
Hon. Angus w. Kerr.
Closing exercises and anthem.
Renediction-Rev. j. f.. Curzon.
A large number of members of the
attend the service. which is to be a
union meeting of the two lodges, in
accordance with the usual custom Of
alternating the holding of the serv-
ices at each place. Last years MEM
orial services were held i'm this city
and were saddened by the tragedy
lby which a member of the Hancock
lodge lost his life in a street car col e
lision while en- route to attend the
Injecting.
lmjortant ElI<s Meeting.
An important meeting of the Calu-
met Elks will be held at the temple
this evening at which time plans will
be made for a series of tournaments
in the various games to continue
from now until the holidays. Super
intendents will be named for each
division whose duty it will be to re-
ceive all entries, keep all scores and
award the individual and team prizes
at the conclusion of the different
events. The tournament will be in
augurated at a social session to be
held on Friday evening.
\ Printers bowling team, composed
of E'lks, is being organized. While
, there are enough printer members OF
the lodge to form a team, their skill
Is an unknown quantity. and try-outs
are being conducted each evening cd
the week 10 find the best material
Those eligible for membership are
Chester Prideaux, Harry Scott. vii
Roberts. sol Sands, VIM. Poll<ing-
horne and George Halliday. In a re-
cent trial a score Of 297lA is reported
TO have been made by one of the cam
1idates, the half being allowed fol
nine pins that did not quite fall.
Officers for Encampment.
At the last regular meeting of the
members of Calumet Encampment,
O. O. f. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
Chief Patriarch-Samuel Barkla.
Senior Warden-Robert Kerr.
= High Priest-John Spur.
/. Junior Warden-John Mathews.
, Recording Scribe-Chris Gribble.
Financial Scribe-Wm. II. BENEFITS
Treasurer-David r. Osborne.
! Trustee-Joseph Chynoweth.
First Representative to Gran
d, LOdge-George Allen.
r The officers will be installed at tn
regular meeting to be held on Friday
December 8.
HecIa Lodge, I. o. o. r.
D Officers for the ensuing year will b
! nominated at the regular meeting o
Hecla Lodge, No. 80, ]. o. o. f. To D
held this evening, and the election
u will be held at the regular meetin
g next week A social session will b
Y conducted in connection with thi
event.
a. C. A. installation.
The newly elected officers of Cour
n Louis De France. ASsC. A. will be in
$ stalled at the next meeting next Sun
V day afternoon.
Pythians to Give Ball.
At the regular meeting of Lauriur
Lodge, Knights of Pythias held Mon
{ day evening a committee was appoint
- ed to make arrangements for dane
a ing party to be given in the near fu
ture. the proceeds of which will n
used as a nucleus for a fund TO sen
e the degree team to Menominee ne'
Y June TO participate in the third ran
. contest in connection with the re
union of the upper peninsula leagu
The committee will report on II
plans at the meeting Monday even
ing.
The officers for the ensuing yes
will he elected at the meeting ne'
7. Monday evening, and after the bus
= ness is disposed of, a social sessio
in and smoker" will be conducted.
r Calumet Lodge l. o. o. r.
l. Regular business was disposed OF
the meeting of Calumet lodge ]. o.