The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-25
PARTIAL PROGRAM FOR THE
PYTHIANS' ANNUAL REUNION
Manistique Will Royalty Enter
tain Members Of Order at
June Convention
ELKS' DEDICATION In FALL

The committee on program and en-
tertainment for the forthcoming meet
ing of the Upper Peninsula Pythian
League. have decided i'm part, as To
the manner in which the visitors shall
be entertained during their stay in
Manistiquo. June 6, Z, and ., There
will not be an idle moment during the
session if the plans as outlined are
followed
The visitors will be entertained at
"A smoker and reception Monday even
ing. Tuesday viii be devoted eN-
cusively to business. During Wednes-
day. the lady visitors will be given
an auto ride to Indian Lake. In the
evening a party will be given at con-
Vention hall. The party will be pre-
ceeded by a procession. The streets
are to be Illuminated for the occasion,
and pyrotechnics will heighten the
enjoyablencss of this feature of the
program Thursday forenoon will be
devoted to business and at / o'clock
the visitors and the members Of the
fraternity, viii make an all rail trip
TO the "big spring" where they VIII
have an opportunity Of seeing one OF
the most wonderful works Of nature
in the world.
The "Dokays" the Shrine of the
Pythian fraternity, may initiate
number of candidates Thursday even
ing. AS they utilize a carload of In
struments of torture" i'm giving this
work. it is safe to venture that there
win be something doing on the even
ing i'm question. A number of Manis-
tique merchants are making elaborate
plans for decorating their places of
business and show windows.
Knights Of Columbus
Calumet Council. knights OF Column
bus. is completing the details for the
big session TO be held next Sunday,
May 20 when a class OF so candidates
will be initiated irto the mysteries OF
the second and third degrees of the
order The degree team of Menomi-
nee. headed by NJ. II. Kern, formerly
district deputy Of the L. p. Councils
will be present and carry out the de-
gree work. Delegations win be pres
ent from Hancock, Marquette, the
500. Escanaba, and Menominee. John
Bush. Of Ironwood, district deputy for
the U. p. Knights of Columbus, has
also promised TO be in attendance
The Hancock and Calumet councils,
accompanied by the visiting delega-
tions. will meet at the Red Jacket
town hall at 10 O'Clock next Sunday
morning, and parade in body to the
Sacred Heart church, Laurium, where
high mass viii be celebrated.
The work Of comforting the two de-
grees will take place in the Red Jack
ct town hall, commencing at p. M
and will last all afternoon it is expect /
ed.
In the evening a banquet is to be
served for members only. Covers are
10 he laid for about 800 persons. Fol-
lowing the banquet there will be toasts |
by District Deputy Bush, NJ. II. Kern
DIR. NJ A. Thometz, and others. MI
chael ]. O'Brlen will act as toastmast-
err
Following the speeches. program |
of vocal and instrumental numbers /
will be rendered. The event promises
60 be one Of the biggest in the history |
of the local council
Calumet Elks
At this evenings meeting Of the |
Calumet lodge OF Elks it is expected |
that the committee named recently by |
Exalted Ruler George Williams. to
make arrangements for the proper /
celebration of flag day, on June IA,
will make n report This committee
has been entrusted with the securing I
Of a speaker, and also will arrange |
the vocal and instrumental part Of the
program.
The Hancock lodge Of Elks has sig
nifed it's intention of coming TO Calu-
met I'm n body to take part i'm the exer-
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