Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-07-29
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-General
News Notes.

st. Paul divisions are preparing
for a field day in August.
National Treasurer Thomas
Maloney is Mayor of Council Bluffs
Iowa.
The biennial convention of the
order in Ireland was held last week
in Dublin.
The State officers of Vermont re-
Gently instituted promising aux
iliary at Graniteville.
The division at NashvilS has gone
to work to double its membership
during the jubilee year.
The new Ladies' Auxiliary has
doomed the Ancient Order to great
activity in Logansport, Ind.
Father Calvin, of st. AIMS church,
st. Louis, is a member of Division 3
and an earnest worker for the order.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Syracuse
entertained Wednesday night with a
trolley party, a new but pleasant
venture.
Kentucky Hibernians will be re-
joiced when they read that National
President Regain will visit their State
this fall
With fine weather and fine sports
several thousand people enjoyed a
good time at the annual Hibernian
outing at Syracuse.
Now that the diamond jubilee is
near at hand,' let all work and make
good showing of practical interest
in our grand old order.
Quite number, remembering their
promise, will propose candidates at
the next meeting of their divisions.
They are showing the right spirit
County President Hanley is CORE
spending with the State Officers with
the view of securing a big Hibernian
reunion at Logansport in the near
future
The Hibernians of Hennepin
county made a splendid showing be-
fore the citizens of Minneapolis dur
ing civic week at the pageant of all
nations.
From present indications the
Ladies' Auxiliary picnic and reunion
at Fontaine Ferry will be a great
success. Only the weather man can
interfere.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet
Wednesday night, when the various
committees will report and the fin
shing touches for their picnic will
be perfected.
The County Board expects every
division to make complete returns
next week for the Phoenix Hill cele-
bration. Members should not delay
in this matter.
Martin Sheridan, Matt McGrath
and Melvin Sheppard, of New York,
will give exhibition at the Hibernian
field meet at Milwaukee on August
5, which promises to be the largest
ever held in Wisconsin.
Division 1 meets Tuesday night
and will have much business to trans
act. President Murphy and Treas
urer Lawler will suggest plans for a
fall programme, and therefore they
request every member who can to be
present.
Division 2 expects a rousing meet
ing of its members next Wednesday
night. The officers will have some
interesting reports, and in addition
there will be several questions for
consideration that concern the work
Of the coming fall and winter.
Besides offering $500 in prizes
for firemen for their field day at
Waltham. Mass, the Hibernians will
give $1,000 in additional prizes,
which promises to make their Labor
day celebration one of the largest
events ever held in New England.
Members of Division should not
forget that their MEETING takes place
Monday night and not the week fol-
lowing. This change was made in
friendship for the Ladies' Auxiliary,
who will have their annual reunion
on August Z at Fontaine Ferry Park.