Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-07-01
Hibernians Celebrate Anniver-
sary and Install New
Officers.
Predicted GOebel's Election to
the GOvernOrship Four
Years Ago.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY NEWS NOTES
Especial Letter to the Kentucky Irish
American.

American.
FRANKFORT, KY, June 30.-State
President Martin J. Cusick and State
Secretary James Coleman, of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians. of Louisville, spent
Sunday last in this city, the guests of
Division /, which on that day celebrated
the first anniversary of its organization.
Brother Coleman has visited the division
before and is no stranger to its members.
But Sunday was the first time that the
members had the pleasure of meeting the
genial, jolly, whole-souled State Presi-
dent. Division is always glad to extend
hearty welcome to Hibernians and to
do all they can to make their stay in the
Capital City pleasant, and hopes to have
the pleasure of having all the State Off
GERS with them some day in the near
future.
County President John ]. Hogan in.
stalled the new officers of Division on
Monday evening These officers were
elected at the first meeting in June and
are as follows:
Presidential. ]. Mcnamara.
Vice President-P. T. Downey.
Recording Secretary-W. d. Lewis
Financial Secretary-P. ]. Coleman.
Treasurer-Patrick O'Brien.
Standing Committee-C. B. Downey
Chairman.
Sergeant-at-Arms-John Dolan.
Sentinel-P. Coleman.
Chaplain-Rev. T. S. Major.
Immediately after the installation o.
officers a regular business meeting was
held, at which several important matters
came up for consideration and were acted
upon. The outlook for the new admin
istration is bright, and the meeting
Monday night was we'll attended. Th'
first regular meeting in July will be helC
Sunday morning next and should be wei
attended A social session will be helC
Thursday evening, July 8, from to l.
O'Clock. Every member is cordially in
vited to attend. There will be impromptl
speeches from officers and members upoi
matters for the good and welfare of thu
order. Lunch and refreshments will b.
served and general good time is il
store for all those present.
Rev. T. S. Major, rector of the Churcl
of the Good Shepherd, returned hom
last week, much improved in health ant
ready to cope with the arduous duties o
| his Office for another wear.
William NJ. Higgins, editor of tn
Kentucky Irish American, paid a de
lightful visit to the Frankfort Office o
the paper on last Thursday.
Col. Martin O'Brien, of Covington
spent Sunday last in Frankfort shaking
hands with his friends.
Messrs. William and James Gushing
late of Division / of Frankfort, hav
made application for transfer to Divisio
l of Jefferson county, where both wi
make their future home.
-Four new applications for membershi
were received last Monday night an
will be acted upon at the next meeting {
the Hibernians.
d. P. Davis and L. A. O'Connor wi
spend Sunday, July 8, in Lexington.
The closing exercises of St. Joseph
and St. Aloysius' Academies took plac
last week and very successful year Il
both institutions was closed.
The Young Mems Institute will giN
their annual picnic at Cove Spring Par
July A. The committee in charge al
making every effort to make this affa
the grandest in the history of the council
A company of local amateurs, undo
the direction of Prof. Wayland Graham
rendered the opera "Robert Macaire"
the Grand Opera-house, Paris, last SUI
day evening, to large and appreciatiN
audience, for the benefit of the orga
fund of the Church of the Good She
herd.
Miss Rose Salender, the beautiful at
accomplished daughter of George
Salender, ST., returned last week fro
Cardome, where she had been attendir
school for the past ten months.
, Col. Ed Ryan, of Lexington, spent la
, Sunday in this city.
Col. d. j.. Mcnamara, of Lexingto
who has been in Frankfort for the pa
ten days in the interest of the Lexingte
Plumbing Company, returned home Tue
: day last.
The picnic given by the Germs
Benevolent Society last Thursday
Thorn Hill Park was a social and fina
cial success.
The. Rev. Father Lauf, who has be-
in Frankfort for the past three weeks, 7
: turned home last Thursday.
r The admirers and supporters of Senat
Goebel have been receiving congratul
tons from Hardin and Stone admire
during the past few days. The writ
has always been an ardent admirer