The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-20
LODGE NEWS

The members OF DIVISION NO. = An
,ient Order of Hibernians have pre-
pared a program TO be rendered in |
with the next regular meet
ng on Sunday, Sept. "A. The event |
will be In the nature of an informal
social session. and 1t Is expected a |
large number of visiting members will
be present. Following is the program
Piano solo. Peter Sullivan.
Reading, Henry Shea.
Vocal solo, James Shea.
Recitation, John /. Sullivan
Debate, Resolved that Reciprocity
With Canada Would BE of Benefit to
the United States" The affirmative
side will include Peter ]. Harrington,
Henry Shea and John Kelly, while the
negative side will include James a.
Murphy. Patrick Holland and Steven
Sullivan.
Vocal solo, Jerry Kelly.
|. o. o. r. Activities.
The third degree will be conferred
on several candidates at the regular
meeting Of Hecla lodge. No. 1. o. o. F..
this evening.
The members of the degree team of
Keweenaw lodge. No. 535 of A1louez
have been invited TO confer a degree
at the hail of Hecla lodge, i'm the near
future
Several members Of Hecla and Calu-
met lodges visited Allouez last Thurs
day evening and the second degree
| was conferred on several candidates
| by the degree team of Hecla lodge,
The meeting was the first OF a series
Of like meetings to be held at frequent
| intervals during the coming season.
| when the degree teams of copper
country lodges will visit and confer de-
| grees for other lodges, on dates to be
arranged for later.
The members OF Keweenaw lodge,
No. 535, l. o. O. f. will hold n concert
urday evening. Sept 30. a fine pro-
gram is being prepared for the occa-
sion.
The first degree will be conferred al
the regular meeting Of Calumet lodge
/. O. O. a. next Tuesday evening. A
public meeting will be held on Friday
evening, Sept. 20, when Miss Agnes
| Mitchell the well known reader will
give her recital of "The Lion and the
| Mouse"
The regular meeting Of Calumet En-
campment, l. o. O. +. WI be held or
Il ha ~
federation will be conferred After
the business, refreshments will be
served
Z Others to Follow Maccabees.
Following the action of the Macca
bees i'm raising their rates it is ex
pected that other fraternal organiza
lions in the state will take the sam
action While number of Maccabee
{ probably will refuse to pay the in
creased rates, the officers feel tina
the organization will be placed on
more stable basis. BY the time tn
, next legislature meets, il is predicte,
there will be a strong movement II
r Michigan for the adoption of the Ma
tional Fraternal congress table as lai
{ down i'm the Mobile bill The bill wa
approved by the last convention of in
surance commissioners and has bee
made law i'm twelve states.
| Eks to Meet Tonight
|. Members of the b. =. o. T. who ar
interested in bowling, will meet at tn
Elks' Temple this evening to prepar
r for the coming seasons activities.
> is expected that bowling league vii
be formed, with about ten teams an
| committee named to draw up
schedule f games.
The regular weekly meetings of tn
Calumet lodge Of Elks will be resum
+ ed on the first wednesday in October
. Oct. 4.
r Gard Party and Dance.
: Arrangements have been made 70
card party and dance to be conduct
I ed under the auspices of Enterpris
lodge, Modern brotherhood of Americ
mt the Laurium bank hall tomorrow
evening. Refreshments will be served
The event probably will be the frs
Of series to be given during the IA
r and winter months.
, X. Of p. Meeting.
, At the regular meeting of tho Nom
bers of Charity lodge. No. III. Knight
Of Pythias tomorrow evening. IT Is eS
. pected that Chancellor Commander Jo
seph Thomas. who represented IN
= lodge Mt the state convention recent
held at Grand Rapids will present hi
I report Other important business wi
be considered.