Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-08
ACTIVE SUPPORT
FOR ALL H|bERN|ANS
Members Urged to Further
One Another's Interests.
Officers Installed.

The newly elected officers of the seven
divisions Of the Ancient Order Of Hiber-
mans in the District Of Columbia were in.
stalled yesterday afternoon in Eagles Hall
in the presence Of an unusually large as.
semblage Of members Of the order. District
President p. F. Carr was the installing
officer. He was assisted by District Sec
rotary McDvoy. Michael Hurney and Dan
lei Sullivan.
Following the installation ceremonies
addresses were made by Joseph D. Sui
Ivan, district vice president: Miss Nellie
B. Kelser. president Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary. who brought fraternal greetings
to the parent body; NJ. NJ. Doyle, the
presidents OF the seven Hibernian d.
visions and other prominent members OF
the order. Rudolph De Zapp Of the
United German Societies made an adj
dress.
Prominence in the community for MEM
bers Of the Ancient Order Of Hibernians
was urged by one Of the speakers He
asked that members of the order sup
port the candidacy Of Patrick T. Moran
for director Of the Chamber Of Commerce
The installation ceremonial was held
in connection with the regular monthly
meeting OF Division No. 2. A. o. H.
officers Installed.
The following officers were installed:
Division No. 1-Patrick T. Moran. presi-
dent; James Lennon. vice president:
Thomas F. Cook, recording secretary
James p. Greeley. financial secretary
Thomas F. Keliher, treasurer. and Pat
rick T. Niland chairman Of standing COM
mittee-
Division No. 2-Edward L. Cogan presi-
dent: Michael NJ. Doyle. vice president;
Charles ]. Columbus, recording secretary;
Mark n. Tolan, financial secretary; Cor
nelius j. Carmody, treasurer; Michael
McInerney. chairman Of standing commit
tee: Michael Keehan. sergeant-at-arms;
Daniel Sullivan, sentinel. and Edward j.
Collins, NJ. D., medical examiner.
Division No. 3-Richard l. Cogan. presi-
James J. Green, recording secretary;
Thomas McGrath, financial secretary;
Patrick Kennedy. treasurer; Rev. Igna-
thus Fealy. chaplain; John p. Leo, chair
man Of standing committees; Bryan Con-
nors. sergeant-at-arms; James A Nc
Cleary. sentinel, and John p. DUNCAN,
M. D., medical examiner.
Division No. @Francis p. Sheehy. pres
ident: James A. Kehoe, vice president;
George Callahan. recording secretary:
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James T. O'Brten, treasurer: Henry
Hughes. chairman of standing committee:
Edward O'Neill. sergeant-at-arms. and
John j. Burke. sentinel.
Division No. 5James A. Myers, presi-
dent: John Sheehy. vice president: Joseph
Bradley. recording secretary: John Nc
Mahon, financial secretary; Michael Ma
haney, treasurer: Matthew Malloy. chair
man of standing committee; William
O'Connor, sergeant-at-arms. and John
Clancy. sentinel.
Division No. 81. Frank O'Meare, pres
ident; DIR. Charles L, Grihith, vice presi-
dent; Thomas A. Cullen. recording secre-
tary; Raymond O'Meara, financial secre-
tary; William j. Frizzell. treasurer; Pat
rick J. O'Dea, chairman Of standing COM
mittee; John Quinn. sergeant-at-arms.
and M. J. Hanley. sentinel.
Division No. Frank j. Raftery, pres
ident; Matthias Griffin. vice president:
Michael e. Buckley. recording secretary:
Daniel NJ. Stanton. financial secretary;
James Hackett, treasurer; James Burke.
chairman Of standing committee: p. 7.
McDermott sergeant-at-arms, and Fran
els Donovan, sentinel.