Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1900-09-01
Father Ryan, of Winchester,
Will Lecture Tomorrow
Evening.
Grand Council Meets Tuesday
Morning at Trinity
Hall.
GUESTS OF MACKIE TUESDAY NIGHT.

On sunday september Z, at 'oV y. H.,
Rev. M. B. Ryan. of Winchester, KY,
will lecture at Trinity Council, Young
Mems Institute Hall, 718 East Gray
street. The admission is free and the
public cordially invited. Father Ryan,
who is a member of the Young Mems
Institute, at present one of the Board of
Supreme Directors, and for many years
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the
Kentucky Jurisdiction, is very eloquent
and interesting speaker. The committee
in charge has completed all arrangements,
so that those attending will spend an en-
joyable evening.
The different branches in attendance
at the convention from this city will be
represented as follows:
Satolli Council-Delegate, William A.
Perry; alternate, DIR. Irwin Abel.
Mackin Council-Delegates, George ].
Lautz, James T. Shelley; alternates,
William Kerberg, R. L. Fisher.
Trinity Council 2SO-Delegates, Ben.
Humid, John Hennessey; alternates, A. ].
Schneider, T. ]. Garvey.
New Haven, Lexington, Winchester,
Frankfort, Mt. Sterling, Lebanon, Bowl
ing Green and other points in Kentucky
will send large delegations. New Albany
and Madison, Ind, will be well repre-
scented.
The programme announces a meeting
Of the Grand Board of Directors at the
Willard Hotel Sunday afternoon and in
the evening a lecture at Trinity Council
Hall by Rev. Father Ryan. to which the
public Is invited, Monday will be de-
voted to the reunion and outing At River
view Bark. Tuesday morning the dele
gates aud visitors will meet at the Willard
Hotel. the official headquarters, and pro-
coed in a body to St. Aloysius' church,
Payne street, where high mass will be
celebrated by the pastor, Rev. Father
O'Grady. From the church they will
proceed to Trinity Council Hall. AT
night reception will be held in honor OF
the Grand Council. The sessions on
Wednesday will probably be held at
Satolli Hall. AT night the Mackin Coun-
Gil will entertain with lawn fete on its
handsome grounds. This is expected to
be one of the features of the week. The
business of the convention will be COM
pleted by Thursday evening.
The Reunion Committee at its meeting,
at Satolli Hall last Sunday transacted a
great deal of business. The different
subcommittee made interesting reports,
showing that all arrangements had been
completed.
Friends of the Young Mems Institute
throughout the Union are deeply inter-
ested in its progress. Pfom a small be-
ginning in San Francisco years ago it
has spread and multiplied till its different
branches are to be found in every city
and town from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
Originating on the sunny slope of the
Golden State, its mission has been one OF
peace and intellectual development, fruits
of religion and refinement. Its young
men are among the most virtuous and
cultivated in the country, and no dissen-
sion nor disunion, we trust, will ever
enter to mar its concord and its progress.
The souvenirs prepared by the local
committee are in two sizes and very
handsome. Besides these pretty badges
have been procured for the delegates and
visitors.
The reception rendered the Grand
Council by Mackin Council will no doubt
attract large crowd to its lawn fete
Tuesday evening.