Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1899-11-25
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneraI
News Notes.

i1dttOu III h1lhHSdpOllS.
William Broderick was initiated into
Division 2 Thursday night.
The services of Thomas Cleary are
highly. appreciated by the Hibernian
Knights.
The dancing party given by the Daugh-
tiers of Erin of St. Paul was largely
attended.
Don't forget the anniversary celebra-
ton of the Young Mems Division Thurs
day night.
There was splendid attendance of
visitors at the meeting of Division 2
Thursday evening.
The Irish Standard says Division of
Minneapolis is contemplating the organ
ization of an orchestra.
There will be special meetingof Divi-
sion Sunday afternoon. Every MEM
Der is urged to be present.
The Brian Born Guards of Division "a
of Boston will hold their annual ball in
Colonial Hall December 7.
Michael Sheehan received very cor
dial reception at the meeting of the Hi
bernians Thursday evening.
Col. Ford's jauntingl car created
lively sensation Thursday night. VIM.
Frederick enjoyed the first ride.
Cretin Hall was packed last Friday
evening, the occasion being the open
meeting of Division of st. Paul.
Division l of st. Paul now has 1875
members in good standing, and several
limitations take place at each meeting.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Division of
Chicago entertained a large number of
friends at their recent reception and card
party.
President Will Meehan and Secretary
Mooney rushed the business of Division
Thursday, so that all could attend the
baZar.
The Hibernian Knights of Providence
have received new sabers, which the
members are proudly showing to their
friends.
John ]. MCGUIRE and II. w. Mulvey
were initiated into Division Wednesday
evening. They were given a hearty
greeting.
P. ]. Meehem distinguished himself on
the Reception Committee by his cour-
teous attention to both ladies and gentle
men Monday evening.
Ladies Auxiliary IL will take promi-
nent part in the twentieth annual bali 10
be given December by Division 8 in
Union Park Hall, Boston.
Tim ]. Sullivan's imposing stature al
ways attracts notice. None appreciated
the attention paid him at the ball more
than did his estimable wife.
The fair of Division 2 of Providence
fully realized the successful hopes of the
committee of arrangements and a neat
sum was added to the treasury.
Joe Mccarthy and Pete Linskey were
the right men in the right place at
the Knights ball. They saw to it that
the refreshments were served in boun-
teous manner.
The committee framing the new by
laws for the government of the County
Board and divisions will soon submit the
the result of their labors to the State
officers for their approval.
Division 10 of Boston limited the sale
of tickets to one thousand for its ball
last Thursday evening. They were dis
posed of over a week ago and many were
disappointed in not being able TO secure
admission.
Two candidates were initiated and FIVE
applications for membership received by
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Meriden, Con-,
last week. Their entertainment and
dance at the town Hall was decided
social success.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of St.
Paul celebrated the anniversary of the
Manchester martyrs-Allen, Larkin and
Extraordinarily evening at Cretin
Hall. An elaborate programme appro-
pirate to the occasion was presented,
including some of the best Irish-Amer-
lean speakers of the city.
Lawrence Mackey, Thomas Dolan and
Mic Sheridan will meet at Hibernian
Hall Sunday afternoon at O'Clock to
consider the consolidation plan recently
proposed. They have knotty problem
before them, but their recommendations
will carry great weight, as they will
bring both experience and good judg-
ment to bear on the question.
The members of Division l of Ben
wood, w. Va, have organized company
of Hibernian Knights. Bernard Ward is
Captain; Fred. Gerahthy, First Lieuten-
ant, and Vincent Kearna, Second Lieuten-
ant. Commissions for the officers have
been applied for and committee on
uniform has been appointed. The COM
pany will drill under the instruction of
Capt. Ward.
The twentieth anniversary OF Division
l of Minneapolis was celebrated at Labor
Temple last week, the spacious hail being
crowded to its utmost capacity by mem
beers from the various divisions and their
friends, together with their ladies. A
snlendid programme had been arranged