Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-01-11
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Andrew German. of Division 1, is
again on the sick list.
Martin Cusick can look back over
his administration with the utmost
satisfaction.
Following the meeting Monday
night OF Division 1 of Syracuse there
was a "forty-five" contest for prizes.
Division 2 will install it's officers
next Thursday night, and a feast
will be prepared for all who attend.
Vice President Dan McCarthy's
address Tuesday night reviewed
fond memories and pleased the mer
from Kerry.
indianapolis Hibernians will have
two days celebration in honor Of
st. Patrick this year-one on Sunday
and one on Monday.
County President Will Connolly
and Secretary Dan Keefe are always
sure to receive a hearty welcome
when they visit Division 1.
Cardinal O'Connell finds IL impos-
sible for him to be the guest and
speaker for the Milwaukee Hiber-
mans on st. Patrick's day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary and Divis-
ion / of Cortland, N. Y, each gave
Rev. Father Donahue 1926 toward
finishing his new st. Mary's church
there.
Never before was the Ancient
Order so strong in Indiana. The past
year shows marked gains in mem
bership and unity prevailing every
where.
Ladies' Auxiliary Of indianapolis
celebrated its fifteenth anniversary
Wednesday night with banquet and
elaborate musical and literary pro-
gramme.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary will be held Wednesday
night at Falls City Hall. The pro-
ceedings promise to be interesting
for those who attend.
All Hibernians are invited to at
tend the meeting of Division at
st. williams Hall, Thirteenth and
Oak, when they will be entertained
at buffet luncheon.
Members who attend meetings
regularly do most to strengthen
their division and encourage their
officers. Those who continually alb
sent themselves are lax in their duty.
The Indianapolis Ladies' Auxiliary
are making extensive arrangements
for the joint observance of st.
Bridget's day on February 8. Tom
linson Hall has been secured for the
occasion.
Hibernians throughout Kentucky
fervently hope Father James Cusack,
who is remembered for what he did
for the order at the time of the Paris
convention, will be speedily restored
to health.
National President Regain, State
President Doyle and State and
county officers witnessed a big joint
il stallation of officers of the Min
neapolis divisions last Sunday. A
large attendance was present.
Many were heard to express the
hope Tuesday night that President
John Kinney, of Jacksonville, could
be induced to repeat his interesting
address whenever the County Board
holds general meeting in this city.
Division will install its officers
Monday night at Bertrand Hall. All
the members are urged to be pres
ent, as the committees will be an
nounced. The business will be Of
much interest and will include an
outline of work for the coming year.
The insurance plan in force in
Indiana has proven a vital factor in
Strengthening the order in that
State. Unless the next national
convention promulgates a uniform
insurance plan, Kentucky would do
well to follow the example of her
sister State.
Monday night Omaha Hibernians
held a general meeting for the pur-
pose Of celebrating the might o. the
Big Wind" in ireland. All Irishmen
were invited and the committee pro-
vided an excellent programme of
Irish dances, music and singing and
also refreshments.