Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-30
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0enerai
News Notes.

Ladies' Auxiliary of st. Paul re-
ceived a large class into membership
last week.
The half yearly report OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Indiana shows
that in seventeen counties there are
thirty-two divisions.
The Boston Highlands Hibernian
Building Association are in hopes TO
break ground for the new temple on
Dudley street on st. Patrick's day.
Members of the order should not
forget the initiation Of Division at
Falls City Hall on October II. II Is
desired to have big reunion on this
occasion.
Every member of Division l
should attend the meeting next Tues
day night. They will be interested
in the business, which will concern
each Individual.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary will be held Wednesday
night al Falls City Hall. A topic for
discussion will be the national con-
vention to be held in Chicago next
summer.
Division Is preparing for an in
Itiation next month that will
strengthen its claim to the largest
membership in the Falls Cities. This
division has some sure enough
hustlers.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Ashland
have inaugurated their winter series
OF dances, which are popular and at
TENDED by many of the younger sci
from Ironton, Huntington and Cat
lettsburg.
The county officers have not YET
Learned the date that National Presl.
dent Regan will visit Louisville. Az
soon as this is settled the members
will get busy and there will be some
thing doing.
Officers and members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary County Board Of
st. Paul entertained the County
Board from Minneapolis last night
The programme assured a pleasant
affair for all concerned.
The Jeffersonville division will
have a special greeting for member:
from louisville, who are invited tC
the annual JAIL W pCS hCih III shN
Elks' Hall in that city next month
A big delegation is looked for.
President Coleman will announce
the programme for Division 3's initla
ltion at the meeting Monday night
All who can are urged to be present
as a number of matters of interest Il
the membership will be discussed.
With an approximate membership
of 2,OO0, the Ladies' Auxiliary ha'
assets to about $1,000. The mem
bership has increased 23S during th'
past six months, showing for which
the State officers are to be con
graduated.
II will be surprising to many mem
bers OF the order in the United
States to know that in no other sec
ton of the United States or Canada
are they making larger increase IL
membership than in Cape Breton
county, Nova Scotia.
Wednesday night Division 8 will
meet in its new hall in Odd Fellow
Temple, Sixth and Walnut. Cor
Ford, Will Meeham, Charles Obst
John Keaney and Treasurer Welsh
call upon all members to come to this
meeting, as plans will be formulated
looking to a live winter campaign
land a big increase in membership.
The Hibernians of the District are
very much interested in the COMING
convention of the National German
American-Alliance, which will be
held in Washington October 6. Lead
ling Germans from all sections Of
1.-THE United States will attend The
convention, and a notable feature o.
the gathering will be a demonstra
ton at the tomb of Washington a.
Mount Vernon. National Director
Moran and Editor Patrick j. Haiti
gan will represent the Ancient Or
der