The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-06
DOKAYS Plan
FOR Ceremonial
BIG CLASS WILL PROBABLY BE
INITIATED INTO koRAYB Tenn
PIE DURING FIRST PART
OF SEPTEMBER.

Members of Korayb Temple, knights
of Khorassan of Laurium, are already
making plans for the next big cere-
monfal session of the order which VIII
nrobabIy be held during the latter part
of August or carly in September IN
Iaurium. This VIII be the regular fali
meeting of the Temple, and 1t Is ex-
pccted that features will be introduced
which have never before been seen IN
this city. Among these will probably
he a big street demonstration on lines
similar to those used when the mem
hers of AL Sirat temple of Duluth ini-
tiated large class of candidates here
one year ago.
II is likely that the copper country
members of Al Sirat temple of Duluth
will withdraw at this time and affiliate
Win the I.aurium Temple. There are
at present about forty of the members
of the Duluth temple In the copper
country and the advantages which
might be gained from joining the To-
cal temple are obvious. II Is probable
that the local Dokays will withdraw as
a body from the Duluth temple ana
enter the Laurium temple.
A large class of new candidates Will
no secured and the fall meeting Will
probably be the biggest that has been
attempted so far. There are at pres
ont a number of applications FOR MEM
hership ON file and it is thought that
many more will be secured.
New Officers Installed.
AT the regular meeting of the mem
hers of Calumet lodge No. 1874 |. O. O
T.. held last evening the newly elect
ed officers were installed as follows:
Noble grand. John Spur.
Vice grand Fred Lenten.
Warden, John b. Caldwell
Conductor, Walliam Bayles.
Chaplain, Henry N. Vivian.
Right scene supporter, Edward Bry
ant.
Left scene supporter, John a. Bur
ling.
Right supporter, noble grand, Chri
II. Gribble.
Left supporter, noble grand, viii
lam Doney.
Right supporter. vice grand, Curt
Dunstan.
Left supporter, vice grand, VIM. II
Hosking.
Inside guardian, Fred Morcom.
Finance committee, Fred Lentei
Chris II. Gribble and Edward Bryan
Following the installation ice creai
and strawberries were served.
EIks Leave Next Saturday.
The week beginning July IL an
ending July II will be a gala week
Detroit for the Elks and their friend
will he there hundred thousan
strong and will own the town. In
Grand Lodge session of the order
scheduled for that week and grei
preparations have been made for I'll
entertainment of the visitors.
From 1000 lodges of the countr
there will be representatives and 1t
safe to say that the majority of the
will be accompanied by their wiv'
and families. making it regular hol
day trip. BY lake. by rail, and by au'
two or three days before the date 81
for the first meeting, the delegates WI
begin to arrive.
There are many special features
interest i'm the Grand Lodge sessio
and one of the most interesting thins
on the program is "a grand automC
bile parade, i'm which every lodge WI
be represented. 1t Is expected tn
the pageant thus presented will eclip'
anything the world has ever seen
the shape of an automobile parade.
At least 100 Elks from the copp'
country will attend the convention.
The Calumet delegation will numb
about 60 and will leave Calumet on
special car at 1880 next Saturda
morning on the South Shore railroa
Because of the early hour of departu
the antlered herd will not form I'm
body at the temple and march To Il
depot as first planned but all will {
their best to reach the station on tim
The party will be Joined at HancoC