Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-10-07
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-General
News Notes.
Turn out Monday.

Division favors entering upon a cru
SADIE against the drones.
Division will have candidates for in
itiation next Tuesday evening.
Divisions s and are now the largest
bodies of the order in St. Paul.
Invite your friends to join with the
Hibernians in the parade Monday.
There will be badges for all who come
to Hibernian Hall Monady at noon.
The members of Division 4 are ex-
pected to be present Wednesday night
Division l of ST. Paul initiated an un-
usually large class Wednesday evening.
Joe Taylor's friends regret his long
absence from the meetings of his division.
The Hibernians of Somerville. Mass,
hold their annual concert and ball Octo-
Der 49,
The members of Division 6 are looking
for visit from the State and county
officers.
All the members of Division are hale
and hearty, not member being on the
sick list
Robert Milligan and John Kilker are
setting a good example by their regular
attendance.
The first annual concert and ball of
Division GA of Roxbury, Mass, will occur
November 90
Division ~ of Providence, r. l., opened
its fair October and great things were
expected of it.
Hon. John Quinn will deliver a smoke
talk before Division So of South Boston
tomorrow week.
The members of Division will be in
the parade in full force. They exhibit
the proper spirit,
Fifteen applications were received for
the new auxiliary at Fall River at the
September meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary contemplate CIV
ing one of their enjoyable euchres during
the month of November.
Our exchanges report the organization
in a most Aourishing condition through
out the entire Northwest.
Will Mccarthy is devising a second de-
gree that will prove more unique than
any in vogue in this city.
There was a larger attendance than
usual at the meeting of the Young Mems
Division Tuesday evening.
Division 81 of Boston has decided that
in future the opening and closing prayers
will be said in the Celtic language.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of St.
Paul has hundreds of applications from
worthy Irish-Anericans to join the ranks.
State President Slattery and Hon. John
Murphy will speak at the meeting of Di-
vision 80 of Boston next Thursday even
ing.
Division of Minneapolis anticipates
large attendance at its ball Tuesday even
ing. cake walk and luncheon will be
features.
| John Yenner was elected Vice Presi-
dent of the Young Mems Division, sue
ceeding d. j. Tierney. This was wise
selection.
Division l of Bridgeport. Conn, took
the initiatory steps Monday night for its
annual fair, which is guaranteed to eclipse
all others.
Lawrence Mackey made an eloquent
speech advocating observance of Irish
American day and his suggestions met
with unanimous approval.
A Ladies Auxiliary has been organized
at Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, with twenty
six charter members. State President
Mary E. Halloran was present.
The Third Division of Bridgeport,
Conn, will give smoker next Tuesday,
which will be on larger scale than pre-
vious ones, having an entertainment COM
bined.
To the Hibernians will belong the
credit for Mondays display, therefore
every member should make an effort to
make it the most imposing ever witnessed
in this city.