Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-09-16
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Division continues TO eject new
members at each meeting.
Our exchanges from Ireland all
note the progress and growth OF the
Ancient Order.
Division of Syracuse entertains
IFS members with games following the
meetings, when prizes are awarded.
Tom Dolan will report for his de-
gree team Tuesday night. This will
interest the members of the mother
division.
Terre Haute Hibernians made a
grand success of their Irish day cele-
bration, and there is now no doubt
OF its repetition annually.
Division of Lackawanna, N. Y,
admitted six candidates and received
several applications last week. Good
jubilee year work indeed.
The three auxiliaries of Terre
Haute are assisting the bazar for the
benefit of the new church being
erected by Father Hoffman.
The order in Ireland is spreading
to parishes where there never existed
division before. Louth and Meath
are taking the lead in the movement.
Jeffersonville Hibernians are max
ing extensive preparations for their
annual ball, which takes place next
month. Louisville should send a
large delegation.
At all meetings in Indianapolis last
week invitations were read asking the
Ancient Order to join in the annual
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be held next Friday night.
Division 1 meets Tuesday night.
and every member who can should
attend. The time for work has ar
rived, and therefore all who are in
terested in the order are expected to
report.
The first field day of Division 22
F, of Providence was such a big success
that 1t will be made an annual event.
Four military companies participated
in the parade and thousands enjoyed
the outing.
Next Wednesday night the Ladies'
Auxiliary will hold their regular
meeting, which will be one of much
interest. Plans for the coming season
will be discussed and a programme
may be decided on.
st. Paul Hibernians and the Ladies'
Auxiliary have arranged for six
days festival next month. 1t prom
lses to be a unique affair, inasmuch
as everything connected with it will
, be as Irish as 1t can be made.
Division 8 Of indianapolis gave a
benefit Thursday night for one of
its members recently disabled in a
! railroad accident. This is only an in
stance of the friendship the order
bestows toward unfortunate mem
bers.
| The officers of Division urge all
the members to be present at the
then hear the programme and ar
rangeemnts for the initiation they
will hold next month at Falls City
, Hall.
Division 2 meets now in the hall at
Sixth and Walnut, which leads to the
belief that an increase in attendance
and membership will soon take
place. This division has in its ranks
some of the best workers in the
city.
The Hibernians of the Pacific
coast will make a great display at
the Panama Exposition in 1915. 1t
is hoped at the present time to make
the Irish exhibit rank second to none
among the displays of the nations OF
the world
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Indian
apolis held their quarterly initiation
last Sunday, when quite a number
were received into the order A dele
cation from Logansport was present
to witness the work, for which fine
programme had been arranged.