The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-15
HIBERNIANS TO
ARRIVE MONDAY
Splendid Program for Biennial
State Convention Here

Calumet will be invaded next weel
by an army composed OF 800 Michigan
Hibernians. members Of the Ladies
Auxiliary and their friends The bi
ennlal state convention Of the order
will open here Tuesday morning anC
continue until Friday, the gathering
being the biggest of the many local
district and state reunions held this
summer. Delegates will leave the
lower part of the state this afternoon
and evening, via one OF the boats OF
the Detroit and Cleveland Transporta-
ton company and will arrive at ST.
lsnace Monday morning. making the
remainder Of the trip by rail. They
VIII be joined en- route by upper PEN
insula deleeatos as we'll as delegates
from towns in the northern tier OF
lower peninsula counties. Delegates
viii arrive here Monday evening.
The complete program for the con-
Nention was announced today as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, August 10.
Receiving and registering delegates
and members.
Assembling Of delegates and mcm-
bers at Red Jacket town han AT $40
Grand parade OF Hibernians, Ladies
Auxiliary and Juveniles headed by ia
nous G.. d II. band to Sacred Heart
church.
Pontificial high mass at $3.50.
opening OF state convention at Red
Jacket town hall at Il o'clock noon by
County President Daniel Crowley.
Addresses Of welcome by Mayor
Schumacher and County Chaplain Rev.
7. J. Atfield.
Responses by p. ]. Murphy. state
president \. Q. H.. and Miss Anna
Lacey, state president Ladies Auxil-
larry a. o. II.
Business session 2:3O.
Grand bah and reception at Light
Guard Armory at S o'clock p. m. Mu-
sic by c. Il II. orchestra.
Grand march at $3.50.
Wednesday, August 10.
business session at $3.50 a. m.
business session at 300 D. m.
Visiting and sight seeing in and
around Calumet.
Thursday August 20.
business session at $3.50 a. m.
sight seeing around Calumet and
vicinity at 2:00,p m.
Banquet 10 state officers and dele
'ates at Light Guard Armory at D.. m.
Friday, August Fl.
Automobile ride through Hougbton
ma keweenaw counties.
visit TO mines, mills and smelters.
Inc program of toasts and musical
numbers for the banquet Thursday ;
vening, Aug. 20, follows:
Toastmaster-Hon. Il. II. O'Brien.
Prayer-Rev. FIR. Atfeld.
Ancient order of Hibernians'-P ]
. Murphy, state president.
Vocal solo-Miss Mary Torreano.
(a)-"Kathleen Mavourneen"-F. n.
rouch. !
Ola Summer shower"-R. M. 4
richardson.
The Ladies' Auxiliary"-Miss An ,
a Lacey, state president. a
ternity"-Daniel Crowley.
Vocal solo-Patrick Lang.
(a) acknowledgements Mac I
Through
(b) Mother Machree"-Chauncey
lcott. S
Address-James MacNaughton.
The Glories OF Erin"-Miss b. A.
ahoncy national vice president, L. A. d
o. II.
Vocal solo-Sidney G. Johns.
(a) Il Hear You Calling Me- u
harles Marshall.
CD within the Garden of My |
eart..-Alocia Scott.
The Priest"-Rev. Fr Barth. L
Vocal solo-Miss Mildrid |. Roms-
all. l
(a) believe Me II All Those En- b
caring Sweet Charms"-Thomas }
oore. 8
OBJ "'Tis the Last Rose of Sum \
er"-Thomas Moore.
"Press"-J. c. Lehr. 7
our Country"-Dr. J. T.. Scallon. q
Chorus merca"-Audience.
Musical numbers-Calumet & Hecla '
S
Menu.
adishes Tomatoes olives
Sailed Almonds
old Ham Roast Beef Roast Turkey {
Potato Salad Shamrock Salad
icliled Beets Cheese Straws 3
French Rolls White Bread
Fruits
Assorted Cakes Ice Cream
Coffee Lake Superior Water
Musical Program.
The following musical numbers will
2 rendered during the banquet by the
alumet a. Hecla orchestra:
March-'Tnternationa Review"-F.
. Atherton.
Selection - Madame Sherry