The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-29
ATTRACTIONS FOR
ELKS' Big BAZAAR
MIRTH PROVOKING STUNTS
HAVE BEEN ARRAN0ED-SPE-
ciAL NIGHTS FOR VISIT.
ING DELEGATIONS.

The attractions for the Elks' expo
sition and bazaar. to be held at tn,
Calumet Light Guard Armory Marcel
10. 20. 81 and 22. We're announced to-
day. They are:
"The House of Mirth." "Laughinp
| Gallery" Magician" NO See-'Em
Lodge" Life and Death" Moving
Pictures" "Fish ponds" PIANIST,
''Tombs," "Handcun King"
Special nights have been arranged.
The first night has been designated as
calumets night. The second evening
will be Portage Lake night. Kewee-
nawites will be the guests of honor the
third night. and Torch Lake people the
last night. OF course, each evening
also will be open to the general pub
lie.
The Keweenaw delegation has prom
ised to bring a band on the night set
apart for their entertainment. while
the Torch Lake contingent also will
have a band The Portage Lake Elks
and their friends are yet to be heard
from. but II Is presumed they Will
come strongly represented.
The C. g. II. band has been engaged
by the local Elks for the opening night
of the bazaar and will also take part
in the big parade. ON each succeeding
night Of the bazaar there will be pia-
nola and graphophone selections. The
parade on the opening night viii leave
the Elks' Temple and proceed down
Sixth to Pine and up Fifth to the ar
morw. Many of the paraders will be
attired in the regulation Elks' parade
costume. with high silk hats and frock
coats. other members will be in COM
It, costumes.
The committee i'm charge Of the Da-
zaar announces that no free passes
will be issued other than to ladies in
charge of booths.
Following are the committees and Of
ncials-
Barkers-John NJ. Sweeney. Harry
Goldsmith. c. L. Fichtcl. j. T. Daniel
son. John j. Ellis. Jr, J. u. Patton. II.
j. McVeigh. George Harvey. j. A. Min
near. James II. Fisher, G.. Ross. c.
G. Smith. ID. ID. Smith, George Hall,
Willard ]. Smith, John r. Shea, Ches-
ter Fisher, DR.. A. T.. Tucker, Thomas
Uren. Joseph J. Winners. William
Griggs. w. j. Nekervls. V. f. Eng
strom. O. T. Kruger. Thomas A. Phil
lips John G. Vogel 4. +. Parmentier
w. II. Sutton. David r. Trevarrow,
James Holland, Dominic Vairo, Ches-
ter Harvey. A. a. Motley.
fickets,-John +. Been Edward T..
Cuddihy. Fred Hosang, Thomas NJ.
Chynoweth. L. NJ. Raley, Samuel Rich
ards. William Polkinghorne, William
McKelvie Pierce Roberts. DR.. A. c.
Roche, Paul Tofte. Charles Ulseth. J.
T. Daniel, James II. Watson, j. ii.
Rowe. Nathan Lurie, IL. l.. Smith. Vic,
Norgren. p. +. Coppo. John Coppo, +.
w. Ekblom, T. II. Rule, II. NJ. Sebring,
John Bscombe, Frank Bawden and w.
III. Clarke.
Special committee-Harry Whitnall.
J. II. Wilson. c. r. Hansen. James Da-
ley. Frank III. Getchell. A. y. Holten
hoff. Thomas Leahy, James Orenstein,
stephen c. PAUL. Chester PrideauX
Alfred Galby. Pat. j. Brennan. Thomas
Tunem, G. G.. Licblein. l.. Il. Gumme-
rus. David Armit. William j. Daley r.
Earl Click. A. +. Gullberg. John Il.
Leary. David Leveque. William NJ
Lyon. II. u. Neil, and John ii. PAUL.
The Elks' new $1,000 Mitchell auto
mobile arrived in Calumet today, and
will be placed on exhibition in one OF
the windows of the Beehive shoe
store.