Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-03-11
or Irelane Will BE Appropri-
ately Honored on Coming
Feast Day.
Professions Through Streets in
Many Cities in United
States.
X eligious aud Social Celebra-
tiOn OF the Day I'm Our
Own City.
HIBERNIANS MEET TOMORROW

Wherever there is son or daugh-
ter of Erin st. Patrick's memory
will be honored next Friday, March
II. In some instances it has been
found more convenient to have the
big celebration on Sunday, March
10, st. Joseph's day, but neverthe-
less st. Patrick's day is st. Pat
rick's day, and there will be hun
dreds of thousands wearing the
green next Friday. In New York,
Bos' on, Providence, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Chicago, st. Louis and
many other cities there will be man.
moth street parades. All of these
professions will be followed by lee
lures or musical and literary enter
tainments. In Cincinnati the Most
Rev John ]. Glennon, Archbishop
of Cincinnati, will preach the
panegyric of Ireland's apostle.
Louisville will have no street par
ade, but the memory of st. Patrick
will be appropriately honored. OF
course there will be mass in all the
Catholic churches on st. Patrick's
day At st. Louis Bertrand church
the day will be observed by the cele-
bration of high mass in the morning
at s O'Clock, and following the Sta
tions of the Way of the Cross in the
evening the Rev. Father Vincent
Cleary, o. p, will preach the
panegyric of St. Patrick.
The main celebration of the feast
in Louisville will be held on Sunday,
March 19, under the auspices of the
Jefferson County Board of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians. At
$50 o'clock that morning all the
members of the four divisions will
attend mass at st. Patrick's church
and receive holy communion. The
Very Rev. Father James p. Cronin
will celebrate the mass and preach
the sermon. In the evening at
o'clock there will be musical and
literary entertainment at Macauley's
'Theater, and the best talent in the
city has been enlisted to make the
affair enjoyable.
Tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock there will be quarterly
meeting of the Jefferson county
A. o. II. at Bertrand Hall, when
many matters pertaining to the busi-
ness of the order will be discussed,
and the committee arranging for the
musical and literary celebration on
the following Sunday evening will
also report.
The talent engaged for the musi-
cal and literary entertainment on
Sunday evening, March 10, is the
best in the city AS has been
previously announced Miss Jennie
Giles will preside at the piano, and
if you have any Irish blood in your
veins you will caoine with her over
"Shawn's Head" weep with her
over the Fairy Boy" let your mar
tial spirit arise with the Minstrel
Boy" and be ready to fight for Ire
land when she plays "Garryowen.
And what is st. Patrick's day with
out the "Harp of Tara?" Miss
Effie Mcdonald, one of Louisville's
sweetest singers. will sing that beau
tiful melody put into English words
by Tom Moore. Miss Abbie Chester,
one of Mackin's stars; Miss Marie
Costigan, another local singer OF
note; ]. ]. Flynn, comedian and
vocalist, and David ]. Maloney, the
we'll known basso, will fill out the
personnel of the musical pro-
gramme. There will be solos, quar-
tettes, etc., during the evening.
During an interlude in the musical
there will be an APP
address on "The Day We
Celebrate" by Attorney ]. j. Kay-
anagh. The committee has left him
fancy free in the matter, and
he chooses TO dilate on the
ancient glories OF Erin or the glory
of Irish womanhood is left to him.
Reserved seats for the entertain
ment are now on sale at Dougherty
& McElliott's office, Thirteenth and
Market streets. and at the office OF
the Kentucky Irish American.