Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-01-07
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doir 9
the Past Week-0eneraI
News Notes.

Several new faces we're seen at
the County Board last Thursday
night.
Our Ladies' Auxiliary Is arranging
| for o number of entertainments in
the near future.
Tho Manchester Emerald reports
the order as having had a prosper
GUS year in New Hampshire.
Division Z of Manchester, N. H.,
has ordered a pool table for its
quarters for recreation purposes.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of New
Britain, Conn, has a membership of
over 500 and a substantial treasury.
Watch Denny Coleman bring Di-
vision to the front. He hopes to
do even better than his predecessor.
The blowout" to be held by Di-
vision for it's members on January
| II will be the real thing" Don't
miss 1t.
There is every reason to believe
that Division 2 will prosper in its
new home at Broadway and Camp
bell streets.
Division / of st. Paul will next
Thursday night celebrate the thir-
tieth anniversary of the Hibernian
organization in Ramsey county.
A lively contest is expected for a
gold medal to be awarded by Divis-
ion 1 of Manchester, N. H., to the
one securing the most members this
year.
Division 1 of Jeffersonvllle in
stalled its officers at a rousing
meeting Wednesday night. Presi-
dent Cole has made a good begin
ming.
Members of Division 1 are elated
over the financial standing reported
by Secretary Tom Dolan and Treas
urer keenan,. They report an in
crease of rs per cent. in the treas
ury.
The installation of the Ladies'
Auxiliary was marked by splendid
attendance Wednesday night. Miss
Rose Sweeney and Miss Mary Cor
coran spoke words that were highly
appreciated.
Our Ladies' Auxiliary is making
satisfactory progress, the first meet
ing of the new year being we'll at
tended. Many hope they will this
year observe the anniversary of
Robert Emmett.
Division / of Jeffersonville has
changed its quarters, and will meet
regularly in Elk's Hall on the first
and third Wednesday Evenings of
each month. This is the best lodge
room in the city.
A splendid turnout witnessed
the installation of Division l in JEFF
fersonville on Wednesday night. All
expressed themselves as satisfied
that the next year would be one of
the best in their history.
Members of the Ancient Order
who fail to attend at least one meet
ing each month are remiss in their
duty Good attendance means good
meetings, and the inevitable result
is an increased membership.
Ladies' Auxiliary 1 of st. Paul has
an Irish literary society that is do
ing splendid work. Last week it en-
tertained the State officers with
programme of musical and recitative
numbers that was appreciated.
The only meeting to be held next
week will be that of Division on
Monday night at Bertrand Hall.
With the annual reports and a re-
view of the work of the past year
the meeting will be one Of much in
terest.
Division 1 of New Albany will
soon determine upon the observance
of St. Patrick's day. Our friends
over the river never fail in the
celebration of the festival of the
patron saint of their grand old
order
Division has made a live start
for the new year. James WEIGH and
Charles 0bst are arranging for the
reception of members at the next
meeting at Campbell and Broadway,
and the feast they promise will sur
pass any ever seen at a Hibernian
gathering in this city.
Msmbers of Division were re-
joiced to learn Wednesday night
that the veteran Michael Keaney,
who has been i'll at his home on
Rogers street, was on the road to
recovery and expected to soon be
able to meet with them. Mr.. Keaney
is one of the founders of the
Anofanf Ordar fn ToutaUfIla