The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-05
LODGE NEWS

ceremonial session of the members OF
Korayb temple, ID. O. X. X. of Laurium
will be held the latter part OF this
month or early in August, although the
date has not been definitely fixed. This
session was To have been held at the
Iaurium town hall on June Z, but va
rious other attractions scheduled iOr
that evening caused a postponement
\ class of about twenty tyros are wait
ing for admission into Korayb temple
and there is every indication that the
coming session viii be one of the big
gest ever held.
1t is possible that it will be given
in connection with the big excursion
planned by the Laurum Pythians to
Eagle Harbor. The Dokays win take a
prominent part in the arrangements
for this gathering and il has been sug-
gested that they arrange to confer the
work at Eagle Harbor. Although the
old schoolhouse where Justus Rath-
bone wrote the Pythian ritual is hard
~ suited To the Dokay work, il is pos
sible that a larger hall can be secured.
Definite arrangements for the Py-
THAN excursion To Eagle Hdrbor pro-
badly will be taken up at the regular
meeting of Laurium lodge next Monday
evening. The first and third rank de-
gree teams of Laurium lodge, which
won prizes at Menominec last month
viii eXemplify these degrees and pos
h.4 af ~ no ~ 40
copper country lodges will be asked to
confer the work. Pythians in the cop
per country will be invited To spend the
day at the old schoohOuse so closely
associated with the origin of the order
and which has recently been placed in
repair as a memorial.
Odd Fellows To Install.
At the regular meeting of Hecla
Lodge, No 90. |. O. O. +. TO be held
this evening, officers for the ensuing
term will be installed, as follows:
Noble Grand Thomas Anderson.
Vice Grand, John Matthews.
District Deputy James Sharpe.
Representatives TO Grand Lodge
Meeting, Alex Campbell and Norman
McLennan.
Aternates. Ed Northy and Kenneth
Mackenzie.
There was no meeting of Calumet
Lodge. !. O. O. +. last evening, owing
To the Fourth of July observance, but
the officers for the ensuing year will
be installed at the meeting to he held
next Tuesdtv evening, as follows:
Noble Grand Fred Tonkin.
Vice Grand, Arthur Caldwell
District Deputy, Alfred Taylor.
Representatives TO Grand Lodge
meeting. Chris Gribble and william
Carah.
Alternates, John Spur and William
Williams.
Convention of Federation.
Good progress is being made with
the plans for the annual convention
of the Upper Peninsula Italian-Amer-
lean Federation in Laurium. July 20,
II and %. Several matters of vital in
terest to the Federation are to be con-
sidered at this meeting and delegates
will be in attendance from all points
i'm the iron country as well as from
the copper country towns. The iron
country members are looking forward
To the convention with almost as much
interest as those i'm the copper country
and they viii be represented by large
Mountain lodge will attend the big
reunion on Saturday, July %, in a body
and will be accompanied by band.
The celebration on this day will be
the biggest ever attempted in the cop
per country. Three bands have been
engaged for the parade besides bands
that will be brought here by visiting
lodges. All of the exercises will be
held at the Palestra, whereas the con-
vention proper will be held at the Tor
reano hail.
Charity Lodge Meeting.
No special business is expected at
the regular meeting of Charity lodge.
No. 1871. knights of Pythias tomorrow
evening. a vote may be taken on the
proposal To adjourn the meetings our
ing the warm summer months.
Golden Eagles Picnic.
one week from next Saturday the
annual picnic of Calumet Commandery
and Garfield Castle, knights of the
Golden Eagle viii be held at the c. e
VI. park. The program will include
big parade through the streets of the
town, headed by the Tamarack band.
Boston, said of far-famed imam
cier:
"He is all right at heart. but his