The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-12-27
NEWS Of FRATERNAL
IN the ~ SOCIETIES

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Prola. wolverine, Lawrence Bonando;
Ahmeek. Felix Bessalo and Moha"A'
George Cravero.
Funeral committee-James fnrho
and Paul Tinetu.
Heola Lodge, l. o. o. +.
Hecla Lodge. No. 80, |. O. O. r WIN
on Jan. 2S mark the twenty -seNeh'n
anniversary OF the organization OF tne
lodge which was Instituted In 1889
one two or three of tho original char
ter members who retain their member
ship are still alive. although there are
several members who reside In other
parts OF the country.
The newly elected officers will be IN
stalled az the regular meeting next
week. The semi-annual and yearly re-
ports of tho financial secretary and
treasurer will be heard at the meeting
this week and applications for mem-
lbership acted upon. other important
business win come before the ledge
Confer First Degree.
There will be meeting of Charity
lodge. No 131. knights of Pythias at
1.-The Union Building tomorrow evening
contrary to the announcement mado
previously The first degree will be
conferred. The Pythian Sisters viii
Inject during the early part of the even
ing and it is expected the business
will be disposed of before the time
usually set for the meeting of Charity
Hodge. The purpose of the meeting this
week. the time usually designated for
the meeting of the Pythian Sisters Is
that it is DESTROYS TO confer this de-
. gree before the passing OF the present
year.
3 Temple of Honor.
The members OF Union Temple of
Honor, No. As. OF Calumet have ac-
5 cepted the invitation to attend the an
: niversary exercises of Advance Temple
E at Mohawk Saturday evening, Jan. p.
These anniversary programs which
have been held by the various temples
!. in the county have proved very bene-
fetal TO each and the program being
/ conducted by Mckinley temple at Tri-
e mountain being the banner entertain
s ment of this kind. sixteen new mem
: bers being initiated in one evening.
: Elks Dance Thursday.
Y One of the series OF social parties
d under the auspices of the Calumet
o lodge of Elks will be held this Thurs
: day evening at the temple and II is ex-
S lpected the occasion will be as largely
attended as the other events giver
in the past. Music will be furnished
by Calumet and Hecla orchestra anC
as special features where will be poo
land billiard matches for prizes ant
bowling for the ladies.
Division No. 2, A. o. n.
At the regular meeting held Sunday
the members of Division No. Ancien
order of Hibernians elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year:
President-Dan Mccarthy.
Vice president-James Shea.
Recording ecretary-Stephen Sulli
van.
Financial secretary-Tlm Harring
ton.
Sergeant at arms-David Sullivan.
To Install Officers.
The newly elected officers of Calu
met lodge, f. & A. NJ. and of Calume
Chapter. r. A. NJ. will be installed thi
evening at a session which will be hel
in the Union building. Following tn
installation ceremonies, there will b
social session and smoker. whic
il is expected will prove an enjoyabl
gathering
Leap Year Party.
Laurium lodge No. 202, Knights {
as Pythiasl will entertain at a Leap Yes
of party at the Laurium town hall Ne
t. Years night. Elaborate preparation
have been made 60 make this event
successful one. Good music has bee
Of secured and an excellent program
Id dance numbers arranged.
IL Guisepp Giust Society.
The following officers were elected
the last regular meeting Of the Gulsel
pi Giusti society. held Sunday:
Observation-Disclosures Barsanu.
Vice president-Frederic Cehli.
Secretary-Gessero lei.
Treasurer-N. r. Bianchi.
Knights of Columbus.
Arrangements are being made for
rio social session TO he conducted by Call
met Council. Knights of Columbus {
lr- Wednesday. Jan. 3, and il is expect'
co. Hancock will send q LARGO delegati,
ter of it's members TO attend.