Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1910-03-12
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Dolr &
the Past Week-0eneraI
News Notes.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of Indian
apolis will hold a big initiation at st.
Joseph's Hall tomorrow afternoon.
The division at HorRell, n. Y, will
have an elaborate banquet on st.
Patrick's day, with the Ladies' Aux
iliary as guests of honor.
Every Hibernian in Louisville
should be at st. Patrick's church to-
morrow morning, and thus show
their loyalty to God and their grand
old order.
Division meets Tuesday night,
when President Walsh will report
the complete programme for the
musicale and lecture at Macauleys
on March 20.
The division at Richmond, Ind.
will observe the feast of their patron
saint by attending mass in a body on
March II, to be followed by a big
banquet in the evening.
The County Board met in special
session Thursday night at Bertrand
Hall, which was too late for the pro-
ceedings- to be given in this issue.
They will appear next week.
] Under the auspices of Division l
of Minneapolis there was an ex-.
cellent and largely attended celebra-
ton of the anniversary of Robert
Emmett last Sunday afternoon.
Archbishop Glennon will deliver
the address at the Pabst Theater for
the order, and indications point to
the largest crowd ever attending
st. Patrick's day event in the history
of Milwaukee.
Members should secure their
tickets for the musicale and lecture
on March 20 without delay and thus
avoid rush on that evening. Every
seat is numbered therefore those
who come first will have the choice
Division will meet next Friday
night at First and Market, when
action wih be taken on several mat
ters that concern it's future Presi-
dent Ford and Secretary Keaney re-
quest the presence of all the mem
bers.
The divisions and auxiliary of
South Bend, Ind, will celebrate st.
Patrick's day with banquet at the
Elks' Temple. Judge Timothy How
ard will act as postmaster, and Hon.
Daniel E. Kelly, of Valparaiso, will
be the speaker of the evening.
: Monday night Division will meet
in Bertrand Hall. and it is the
) earnest wish of President Hennessy
!. and the Officers that every member
. who possibly can do so viii attend
! The proceedings and reports win be
of more than ordinary iuterest.
Tomorrow morning the division
and auxiliary at Washington, Ind.
will receive holy communion in a
e body, and on the evening of March
! II will march to st. Simon's church
9 where a lecture will be delivered By
: their chaplain, Rev. NJ. j. German.
S There was an immense gathering
4 in Hibernian Hall at st. Paul last
s Saturday evening in commeroratior
of the anniversary of Robert Emmett
The affair was arranged by tint
County Board, and among those who
delivered addresses were Gov. Eber
n hart.
: Hibernians and Catholics will
- shun such stores as exhibit posfa
: cards and souvenirs that are an in
u suit to both their race and religion
There are number of these places
q in Louisville, and it is almost certain
that few protests would put al
end to the sale of the offending
articles.
n Following their usual custom
"a Buffalo Hibernians viii have thei
, lady and gentlemen friends as guest
y at their St. Patriclx's day banquet a
= the Hotel Statler Right Rev. NJ +
: Fallton, o. M, l., Bishop-elect 0
- London, and Very Rev. Father Ker
= win, o. M. l., win be special guest
of the occasion.
The Ladies' Auxiliary win NEE
= Wednesday night at Falls City Hal
Plans Ter the spring and sumIie
viii he submitted and discussed, an
the session promises to be an inter
esting one. An entertainment tina
a Is sure to please the members an
y, their friends is also possibility Q
- 1.-THE near future.