Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-11-18
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Division 1 meets Tuesday night,
and It is urged that every member
attend.
At an enthusiastic meeting held
last week Division OF Syracuse In
ltiated a class of fifteen.
Milwaukee Hibernians are formu-
lating plans for the winter initia-
lions and anticipate lively season.
Now that the election is over It is
expected that there will be larger
attendance at the division meetings.
Division 2 is making great prepar-
ton for its December meeting, when
the election of officers will take
place.
One OF the biggest nights at the
st. Paul fair last week was Tuesday,
when the Germans of the city were
guests.
Division 8 will meet Monday night.
and the session will be a memorial
for its deceased President, d. J.
Coleman.
Recently in Boston Fanueil Hall
was crowded to witness nearly 500
candidates received into the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Division 8 of Lackawanna, the
banner division of Erie county, pre-
sented forty candidates at the recent
county initiation in Buffalo.
Squire p. T. Sullivan, of Division
3, is still busy receiving congratula-
tons on the splendid winning race
he made for Magistrate.
The Ladies' Auxiliary exhibited
the Hibernian spirit by calling off
It's reception dance because of the
death of the County President.
BY the death of County President
Coleman the order in this city and
State has sustained the loss of one
OF its most useful members. His de-
mise is mourned by all.
Members Of Division 10 of Walt
ham, Mass, are anxiously awaiting
the laying of the cornerstone of their
handsome new building, which will
be monument of pride to the
Ancient Order.
Indiana Hibernians will do some
earnest work for Barney Coll, of
Jeffersonville, who is candidate
for County Treasurer. Barney has
held the office before, and his rec
ord was the best in the State.
The County Board met in special
session last night, when appropriate
action was taken on the death of
our County President. The same
course will be taken by the four
local divisions when they meet.
The Hibernian festival at St. Paul
wa7 opened by Gov. Eberhart and
Mayor Kellar. Large crowds at
tended every evening during the
week, and the undertaking proved a
big success from every standpoint.
An interesting programme marked
the closing session of the Iowa Aux
lliary State Board at Davenport last
week. Attended by State and
county officers, the meeting was
open to all members and their
families.
Thomas Dolan, OF Division 1, is
now the County President, and the
der is fortunate in having for the
position man SO able and well
equipped. Tom is a Hibernian In
the true sense of the word. and his
long experience fits him in every
way for the high office now his.
New York City Hibernians have
prepared for a three days diamond
jubilee celebration. On the first
day there will be a high mass in
the morning and in the evening a
parade Of all the Hibernians of the
Vive borroughs and of visiting divis-
ions from New Jersey, Westchester,
Orange, Sullivan, Rockland and
Duchess and Ulster counties, New
York; second night, great festival
OF ancient and modern music, in
strumental and musical; third night,
great banquet, the card for which
will be so priced as to place II
within the power of every member
to be present.