The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-13
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SISTERS TEMPLE
tAuR,UM TEMPLE WILL BE IN
sTITUTED NEXT MONDAY
EVENING WITH ABOUT
FORTY MEMBERS 49,

preparations have been maue TOT inc
instituting of new Pythian Sisters
temple in the copper country. The
new temple will be started next mon
dav evening by the ladies Of Laurium
and the headquarters will be located
M the bank hall 1t is expected there
will be at least forty charter members,
that number having already signiiied
their intention of joining the order.
The new temple will be the third
branch of Pythian Sisters I'm the Cop
per Country, temples having already
been organized at Hancock and Cal
,met some of the members of the
calumet temple will probably with-
draw and become affiliated with the
new organization, that branch being
more conveniently located for them
II is likely that the members OF
both the Hancock and Calumet tenn
ples will participate in the ceremon-
les connected with the instituting OF
the new temple. A deputy organizer
will have charge of the work. No ell
aborate program has been prepared
hut 1t is likely that refreshments VIII
be served after the organization is
perfected and the business. of the even
ing such as the election of officers,
disposed of. 1t Is thought that the
new organization will become sue
cessful one and that its membership
will increase rapidly
Calumet Temple to Meet
90 ho M mhprg
OF the Calumet Pythian Sisters tenn
ple will be held this evening wher
special business will be transacted.
Outing to Eagle Harbor
A number of members of Charity
Lodge, knights of Pythias are plan
ming an automobile trip to Eagle Har'
Dor I'm the near future.
South Range Convention.
About forty delegates will leave
Calumet on special train, Sunday
July 81, for the convention at Souti
Range of the Slovenian Creation I'm
ion. The train will pull out of thu
station at o'clock and arriving II
South Range, the members will joii
i'm the parade with the delegations
from other towns, marching to thu
han where the program of the con-
vention will be given. The conven'
ton will be well attended by mem
bers of societies. not only of Calumet
but also of the Minnesota towns.
German Aid Picnic.
Posters announcing the 22nd an
nual picnic of the German Aid So
ciety of Calumet were placed in tho
windows of the various business hous-
es of Red Jacket yesterday. The pie
mic will be given at the c. & III. parf
on July 49, The members of the So
ciety will meet at the lodge room:
where the parade will be formed, the
society, headed by the Calumet 4
Hecla band, parading the prlncipa
streets of the city before winding I'll
at the park program of sports Il
being arranged and dancing Will b'
INDUCED i'm. The special German
feature will be the supper and refresh
ments provided by the members an'
the most fastidious.
Knights Of Golden Eagle.
A special meeting of the knights
of the Golden Eagle. Garfield Castle
No. II, will be held at the lodge hal
next Saturday night, when the grant
officers of the state castle Will insti-
tute Grand Commandery, and Of
fcers for one year elected. All the
members of the order are invited to
attend. After the business session 6
social session will be held when the
members will be served with refresh
ments.
American Yeomen.
Mrs. Carrie Reeves of Menominee
district manager of the Brotherhood OF
American Yeomen, arrived i'm Calumet
yesterday to work for month In the
interests of the order i'm the copper
country II was Mrs. Reeves who in
stituted the branches of the American