The Calumet news., 1912-02-12
DANCES AND S0ClAlS ARE
LODGE FEATURES OF WEEK
FlFTY-sEcoND ANNUAL BALL OF
GERMAN AID, TUESDAY.
Valentine Parties, College Benefit Con :
cert and Hall Dedication.

4 'OhRto ViHAilEoAiOio III AlhiANONh
for the current week. and the indica-
tlons point to very pleasant gather
ings in view of the near approach
of the lenton season when social di-
versions are temporarily in abeyance.
Tomorrow evening. Tuesday. Febru-
sry l3. win take place the nfty-sec-
end annual ball of the German Aid
society of Hancock, the oldest social
and fraternal organization in the
city The German Aid society has
during its long period of existence
played a prominent part In the social
activities of the community and pre-
paratlons have been made which
promise to make this years annual
hall a record breaker. The King
Hammer orchestra viii furnish the
music and supper will be served
| Handsome decorations will add TO the
| attractiveness OF the hall.
The German Aid society Is now the
| second largest in point of membership
In the state of the societies allied
| with the German Arbciter bund, and
still has on its roster several MEM
bcrs who joined during It's first few
wears of existence. A. j.. Ruhl, of
Hancock, charter member. is still
on the membership rolls and Charles
I;orst has been member since the
carly sixties.
ST. Patrick's Entertainers.
The ST Patr.sks Entertainers will
Ia
hall on Wednesday evening, February
"A, with music by the Klingkammer
orchestra. The society Is a recent
conner I'm the local social world. and
has essayed couple OF card parties
which have been highly successful and
pleasant. The party on Wednesday
night will be their initial venture Ia
the dancing line. but all the members
have had experience with other or
ganizations and the success of the
party is assured.
Junior Play.
The high school Junior class play
will be given on Friday evening. Feb
ruary IS, at the high school assembly
room. The production will be whats
Next" three act comedy telling of a
simple little country maid who even
tually turns out to be an actress.
Rehearsals for the play have been
conducted by Miss Margaret Scalloh,
teacher Of languages al the high
school. and perfection has been attain
ed in the several roles. which are
assured by the following students'
Catherine McGee. Mary Coughlin'
agatha Kraft, Leora Urfels. Ludwig
Kiveale Ed Thompson, Morton Nit
chcll. Ellery Aris. Samuel Breuner.
Norman Gillespie, Slama Kyllonen,
bean Hoffenbacher. Lloyd Rumble.
Bazaar and Concert.
a bazaar and concert for the bene-
nt Of the Hancock Finnish College
takes place on Saturday and Sunday
rext. the bazaar being held on Saturday
night at the Finnish church parlors
and the concert on Sunday night at
the North Star Temperance associa-
ton hall on Reservation street. Sup
per will be served on Saturday after
room. beginning at five o'clock.
Dedication OF Hall.
The Kansankoti hall built by the
socialist organization of the Copper
country, will be formerly dedicate"
on Saturday and Sunday evenings
next. President IIeine of the Miiwau-
kee city council will make the dcdi-
catory address, coming here In place
CT Mayor Seldel, who was unable to
accept the invitation extended to him.
on Saturday night Suderman's
drama, 1.-THE Weavers." will be pre-
scnted In Finnish I'm the new hall
which has seating capacity of 1000
persons.
ON Sunday evening a public meeting
viii be held, with Harold Coryell,
physical director of the M. e. M, as
chairman. Besides President Helm.
ether speakers Will include Yrjo Slrols
former vice president OF the Finnish
national parliament. and now principal
of the Duluth socialist college. Music
will be furnished by the kaiku Fin
nish band and KlinglSammer's orches-
ira. and vocal numbers by John Sur
beet. Mrs. Hiltonen. and reading OF
paper by Emil Parras. A large num-
bcr of visitors from all parts of the
upper peninsula are expected during
the two days exercises.
Minor Lodge Doings.
The recently elected officers of the
Hancock lodge of the Italian society
Of the knights of Romulus were in
stalled at meeting held last even
ing at the vlgnetto hall
AT the regular meeting of the Han
cock Council OF the knights of Col
unbus this evening an address will he
made by Rev. Father Miller. 'of Dollar
lay. chaplain of the lodge on the
subject of Unity"
Mystic lodge |. O. o. II. entertained
the degree team and other members
of Pilgrim lodge OF Houghton last Sat-
urday night. following the cxempliiica-
tiou Of the first degree on several
candidatcs by the Houghton team.
The dancing party planned by the
Hancock lodge of Elks for the evening
Of February 20 has been indefinitely
postponed.
Tho Portage Lake Glce Club viii
give "A concert and dance at the Paine