The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-03-17
Hibernian Benevolent and Mutual AID
Association of Louisiana.

hlOorn2an b0n0VOl0ut anu Mutuoa AAu
Association Of Louisiana.
Tho members of this Association have
made extensive preparations for grand
celebration Of st. Pstrick's Feast, which
occurs to-day. As will be seen by tho gene
raj programme and the special notices OF
the various branches, each Branch with
but two or three exceptions, will attend
Mas in its parochial church. After Mass the
branches will proceed to Canal street, where
the procession will be formed in the order laid
down by Mr.. James Grant, Grand Marshal. At
lei O'Clock precisely, tho procession will take
mp it's limo of March, which extends Down to
Vaudeville street In the Third District aud mp to
st. Andrew street in the Fourth District. That
the display will be grand and will attest the
the patriotism aud strength Of tho great Ireh
element in our city, may be inferred from the
fact that the association now numbers at least
having been admitted since the fret of
January. Tho following 10 . list of the officers
of the several branches, aud of the membership
of each branch a. officially reported ON the
first Of January.
No. 1.-Omcers John MeCaffrey, President;
VIM. Ksrnaghap, Vioe-President; Thos. Rice,
Recording Secretary; John McPhelin, Finan-
oial Secretary VIM. Conway, Treasurer. 245
members.
No. 2.-Oficers: r. n. BARLEY, President /;
N. McMannigle, First vice-President; William
Nolan, Second vice-President; n. Martie,
Recording Secretary; P. Bradley, Financial
Secretary; Edwd. sweeny, Treasurer. 106
members.
No. 3-ofacers Philip McCabe, President;
Patrick Walsh, Vice-President P. ]. Hackett,
Recording Secretary; VIM. McGeary, Financial
Secretary p. H. Finney, Treasurer. 1877 NOM
bers about go now members have been ad-
mitted since.
No. 4.-Ofacers: d. A. Aullane, President !;
Jno. McGrath, First Vice-President; ]. j.
Healy, Second vice-President John c. Muir
ray, Recording Secretary p. Mallory, Financial
Secretary, Frank johnson, Treasurer. LOG
members.
No. 5.-Oficers: r. e. Diamond, President {;
P. Creagh, vice-President; John Mayne, Re-
oording Secretary; Henry Gormley, Financial
Secretary John Farrel, Treasurer. 13l meH-
bers.
No. 6.-o6acers, Ed. Reynolds, President (;
D. F. Burdan, vice-Pfesident; N. Phelan, Re-
cording Secretary; E. II. Cannon, Financial
Secretary n. r. Gillen, Treasurer. ia mem
bsrs.
No. 7.-Officers: Frank McGloin, President !;
H. A. dwell, First-President; Andrew nc
Donald, Second Vice President; John v. Dpno-
van, Recording Secretary; M. McNamara; FL
nancial Secretary; II. McCue Treasurer: 81
members admitted since, "a.
No. s-Ohicers: VIM. German, President !:
T. d. Carey, First vice-President; L. r. 8.
Marmion, Second Vice-President; T. J. B
Flynn, Jr., Recording Secretary; P. Brady,
Financial Secretary James Casey, Trea surer.
IS members.
No. 9.--Ohicers: Eugene Sullivan, President;
VIM. Murray, Vice-President; James Flynn,
Secretary; Edward Dore, Treasurer. 81 MEM
be.s.
No. 10 (AIgiers).-ohicers: d. H. Connors,
President; John Thompson, yice-President i;
w. s. Colbert, Secretary; James Foster,
Treasurer; NJ. Brophy, Sergeant-at-Arms.
80 members.
No. II (Robert Emmet).-Of6cers John j.
Finney, President; w. H. Deeves, Vice-Presi-
dent T. A. Boland. Recording Secretary Il.
D. Gardner, Financial Secretary; w. H. Ring
rose, Treasurer. 80 members admitted since,
so.