The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-24
Houehton Department
GREAT DAY FOR
ODD FELLOWS
ALL DETAILS FOR DEDICATION
OF I. o. o. r. TEMPLE ON
WEDNESDAY ARE
COMPLETE.

Wednesday will be a great day 70
the odd Fellows OF the Copper coun
try particularly those OF Houghton
when the splendid new /. O. O. +. tenn
pie in this village will be dedicated.
The following is the general program
TO be carried out:
Degree teams will arrive from Cal
umet at $3.50 a. m.
The entire morning will be taken III
with degree work as a class of so ini-
tiates are 20 be admitted to the order
Dinner will be served in the dining
room of the temple after 1880 a m
Trains from Calumet and Painesdale
with visiting lodges viii arrive at 300
a. m, after which the parade.
The Parade.
Tho parade win start on Sheldon
street at the Portage Lake bridge at
2:15 o'clock and win march about 2:45
west to Third street on West Sheldon
street; turn east and march on Mont
ezuma street TO Dakotah, north TO Shell
den, then east along Sheldon street
and College avenue. turn and march
back to the odd Fellows temple.
Marshal Macdonald has arranged
the subordinate lodges according 10
age. with the youngest lodges first.
but win have the uniformed cantons
at the head of the line. The following
viii be the order:
Grand Marshal Macdonald and
aides.
Quincy band.
Canton Copper City. Patriarchs Mill
tant. Calumet
Canton Superior, Patriarchs Militant
Houghton.
Painesdale band
Painesdale lodge.
Keweenaw lodge, Allouez.
Trinity lodge, South Range.
Copper Link lodge. Lake Linden.
Calumet & Hecla band
Calumet lodge. Red Jacket.
Hecla lodge, Red Jacket.
Lake Linden band.
Mystic lodge Hancock.
Pilgrim lodge, Houghton, and visit
ing odd Fellows.
Tamarack band.
Calumet Encampmcnt.
Michigan grand lodge i'm carriages.
The dedication OF the temple takes
place Immediately following the par
ade II will be concluded by Grand
Master Gaschow and grand lodge Of
hccrs.
supper will be served by the ladies
Of Holly Bebekah lodge J.,
In the evening there VIII be a grand \.
concert in the lodge room and in the
Citizens National bank hall grand
dedication ball. the two forms of en-
tcrtainment being provided in order s
that visitors and members may make
a choice.
The Concert. s
The concert begins at $3.50 p. m, and I
the bail at 500 p m. The concert S
program follows: In
Quartet MY Loves Like Red Red n
Rose" Garrett =
Misses Romsdahl and Wright. Messrs. I,
King and Bennett z
Baritone solo-WiH Hall +,
Duet, Misercrc from "U Trcvatorc" n
Miss Romsdahl and Mr.. King. u
Tenor solo, "a Perfect Day" Carrie a
Jacobs Bond. r
T. T. Combs.
Soprano solo. when Song is Sweet" ST
San SOusa In
Miss Lillian Wright. )o.
Baritone SODA pollingborne. lb
soprano solo. "For All Eternity" al
Maschronl. r.,
Miss Mildred Romsdahl n
Vocal solo. "The Day" II. oates. p,
Bass solo. % Fear no Foe" Pinsuti ST
J. IT. Bennett. n,
Tcnor solo. Tho Torcador from q,
Carmen" Albert Graunstadt tc
Tcnor solo, m) Mother o. Mine" al
Tours. III
% "Ah, Let Mo Dream" Taylor.
Harry - King.
Rociiatiou-J Diamond. tc
Violin solo-Iarold Mills. sf
Comic songs-Wuiam Dale. M,
Violin solo-Johu Davis.
Quartet. "Carmlua." Wilson.
Misses Romsdah and Wright Messrs.
King and Bennett.