The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-26
sssssssssS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Laurium Pythians Busy.

LauTlum Pythians Busy.
IL has been definitely decided thai
the first and third rank degree teams
of Laurium lodge No. POP, Knights OF
Pythians as well as members of Ko-
; rayb Temple, win attend the Upper
Peninsula reunion at Menominee IN
June. The Laurium third rank team
will be the largest ever entered in a
convention contest i'm the upper pen.
insula, consisting Of thirty members
Inc dramatic first degree will also be
exempllhed. Korayb temple is prepar-
ing for a big ceremonial session al
Menominee and large number OF
tyroes will cross the burning sands
The third degree will be conferred at
the regular meeting to be held on Mon
day evening.
Memorial Sunday Plans.
At the regular meeting Of Garfield
Castle. Knights of the Golden Eagle
on Friday evening. plans will be con-
sidered for the annual observance Of
Memorial Sunday on May IA. 1t is ex-
pected the program will provide for a
big parade to the cemetery i'm the af-
ternoon where the graves Of all de-
ceased members Of the lodge will be
designated by markers. Flowers will
also be strewn on the graves.
Initiate Large Glass.
a class of twenty-seven candidates
will be initiated at the regular meet
ing of the Modern Brotherhood of Am
erica at the Laurium bank hall to-
morrow evening, making a total Of al
most fifty members initiated at two
successive meetings. Arrangements
hav been made for a Dutch lunch and
social session following the initiatory
work.
Traverse City Club.
Steps will be taken To form a Trav-
erse city club at the regular meeting
Of the Calumet Elks this evening. II
is expected that a large number of the
local members will attend the state
convention to be held early in June
and preliminary plans will be consid-
cred at this gathering.
Laurium Pythian Sisters.
Members of LauIium Temple. Py-
thlen Sisters entertained their friends
at "a concert. dance and social session
at the Laurium bank hal last even
inE. A splendid program of musical
and literary numbers was rendered af-
ter which dancing was INDUCED in.
Card and Dancing Party.
Members of Calumet temple. Py-
THAN Sisters will entertain their
friends at a card and dancing party
at the union building this evening.
Good music has been engaged for the
occasion and it is expected the event
will prove very pleasant one.
Eagles to Meet.
The regular meeting of the mem
bers of Calumet Aerie. Fraternal or
der of Eagles will be held this evening
i'm the Calumet odd Fellows hall. No
special business is expected to come
UP for consideration.
L. o. T. M. M. Activities.
Mrs. j. f. ID. Smith of Calumet, went
to Houghton yesterday to attend
meeting Of the committee in charge of
the free bed maintained by the l.. O. T. /
M. NJ. at the st. Joseph's hospital of
Hancock. The meeting was held at the
Douglass house and was attended by
Mrs. Frances T.. Burns of st. Louis, |
this state, Great Commander of the |
order. The members of the committee |
visited the st. Joseph's hospital where
the bed is situated and speak i'm glow
ing terms of the work of the sisters in !
charge and of DR.. r. T. Abrams of |
Dollar Bay who donates his services |
free to the patients.
At the conclusion of the committee |
meeting at Houghton Great Comman-
der Mrs Burns visited Calumet and |
was the guest of Lady Willard Hive |
at an open meeting. Mrs. Burns gave
a splendid address to the members. |
She left for her home last evening.
Temple Of Honor Elects.
At the last regular meeting of the |
members of the Union Temple of
Honor and Temperance of Calumet.
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year:
Worthy Chief Templar, John Chris
TOPPER.
Worthy vice Chief Templar, Will
liam Cornish.
Worthy Recorder, Harry Sincock.
Worthy Assistant Recorder, William
Phillips.
Finance Recorder. Henry Vivian.
Worthy Treasurers Joseph r. James.
Worthy Guardian, William Landers.
Worthy Sentinel, John Symmonds.
Worthy Usher, William Strike.
Worthy Deputy Usher, Henry War
rem.
One candidate was initiated at the
meeting held Saturday evening.
To Mark Anniversary.
The seventeenth anniversary of Busy
Bee Tent. Juvenile branch OF the l. O.
r. will be observed ON Saturday even
ing. A concert and social session will
be conducted, in which the young peo-
pie will be assisted by some of the