The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-14

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lodge, the uniform rank. grand tenn
pie of Pythian Sisters and the ID. O.
X X.
In all, there will be about 5000 Wis.,
itors and as a preliminary towards
raising funds for their entertainment
local Pythians will hold fair at Pyth-
ian Castle. January % to 2S inclusive
During the convention i'm September
prizes aggregating $1,000 will be Of
fered to competing uniformed ranks
for the best drilled company. the one
showing the largest membership and
the one coming the longest distance.
Laurium Pythian, Party.
The c. & III. orchestra has been en-
gagged to furnish music for the dane
ing party TO be given under the au-
spices of Laurium lodge, No 202,
knights of Pythias at the Laurum
Bank HAN next Monday evening. The
party will be the first public entertain
ment conducted by the Laurium lodge
for several months and will undoubt-
eddy prove very pleasant event. A
| large number of tickets have been dis
posed of and large attendance is as
sured. The proceeds will be for the
purpose of raising a fund to send the
degree teams to the annual reunion at
Menominee i'm June. The following
dance program has been prepared:
Two-step. Washington state, Young.
Waltz, Bridal Bouquet, Sayer.
Two step, Friendship Seitz
Waltz, Gold and Silver, Lehar.
Two-step, Has Anybody Here Seen
Kelly, Letters.
Waltz, Magic Warrior, Losey.
Two-step, Glad Smiles, Jinken.
Waltz, The Dollar Princess, Fall
Two-step Saratoga, Tyler
Extra No. /.
Waltz. Brudderlia Finn, Fall.
Two-step, My Western Rose, Lin
coin.
Waltz, Loves Folly. Harris.
Two-step, Niger Toes, Fischer.
Waltz, Dreams of the South, Wahl.
Two-step, That Mesmerizing Rhine,
Snyder.
Waltz, II Trovatore, Eaton.
Two-step, Cotton Babes, wrenrich.
Waltz, Red Camallia, BENEFITS.
Extra No. 2.
Laurium lodge, Knights of Pythias, |
has launched a campaign for men, |
bership, TO continue until a total of |
200 members are secured. The lodge |
to date has a membership of $50. |
Laurium lodge ranks first in member
ship in the county, the Houghton
lodge is second, and Charity lodge of
Red Jacket Is third.
Modern Brotherhood.
Several candidates for membership
will be Initiated at the regular meet
ing of the Laurium lodge, Modern
Brotherhood of America tomorrow
evening" and on Friday evening the de-
gree team of Enterprise lodge will go
to Lake Linden to confer the work
and to instruct the members of the
Lake Linden lodge. A special car has
been engaged for this occasion and il
Is expected a large party will make the
trip. card party and dance will be
by the Modern brotherhood
week from tomorrow evening at the ,
Laurium bank hall.
At the recent meeting the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term. The installation ceremonies
will occur at the first meeting in jan
nary.
President Nelson Paradis.
Vice President. Edward Hanson.
Secretary, Chris Kohn.
Treasurer, Valentine Kohn.
Chaplain. Susan Trezona.
Conductor. Wilbert A. Bloy.
Waterman, Anna Steffes.
Sentry, Joe Pecotte.
Rhines.
Trustee, Thomas r. Williams
Capt. of Degree Team, Alex Gipp.
Hibernians to Elect.
At the annual meeting of the Calu-
net branch of the Ancient order of
Ilibernians to be held next Sunday, OF
icers for the ensuing year will be
elected and other important business
will be transacted The meeting will
undoubtedly prove a very interesting
me.
Heela Lodge, !. o. o. r.
The first degree will be conferred at
he regular meeting of the members
1f Hecla lodge, No. 80. |. O. o. f. to be
held this evening. The newly elected
officers of the lodge, whose names were
announced last week will be installed Il
Il the first regular meeting of the new II
'ear.
Elect Masonic Officers.
Officers for the ensuing year will be
lected at the regular meeting of the
members of Calumet lodge. f. & A. M.
m Thursday evening. The meeting
viii probably be an important one and
large attendance is expected.
X. of c. Election.
At the regular meeting OF the men,
ers of Calumet Council, knights of
Columbus next Tuesday evening oefi Il