Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-11-22
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week--denersi
News Notes.

The division at Milwaukee has
$50 members.
wheeling Hibernians are en-
crossed in an earnest membership
campaign,
Next January all the Philadel-
phia auxiliaries will have joint
Initiation exercises.
Division 4 meets Monday night,
when President Hennessy hopes to
see the hall crowded.
An Irish history club has been
formed by the seven auxiliaries of
the District of Columbia.
Vermont had another Ladies'
Auxiliary. a promising division hav-
ing been instituted at Waterbury.
Chauncey Olcott gave a benefit
Monday night in Milwaukee for the
Wisconsin Irish history movement.
A Ladies' Auxiliary has been or
ganized at Englewood, N. j., start
ing with twenty-five charter mem
bers.
Divisions are now voting on the
new national insurance plan. IL
carried 1t will go into effect next
year.
The Baltimore County Board has
formulated plans for doubling the
membership during the coming six
months.
The division just organized at
East Akron, Ohio, with fifty mem
bers, will soon have a big class
initiation.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has pre-
sented handsome statue Of st.
Bridget to st. Mary's church in
Cleveland.
Omaha Hibernians had an en-
joyable smoker" Monday night for
those recently receivedN into the
order there.
Efforts will be made to have the
Atlantic battleship fleet in Hampton
roads during the national conven-
lion at Norfolk.
Division of Portland, Ore, had
a grand initiation last Sunday, fol-
lowed by banquet for all admitted
to membership this year.
The Delaware State and County
Boards have donated their annual
appropriations to the orphans fund
of the diocese of Washington.
Division Z of Lynn, Mass, is plan
ming the erection of central build
ing which can be used for public
meetings, dances and societies.
Division 5 of Albany, N. Y, is
planning for the construction of
new building to be the headquarters
for the Hibernians in that city.
There are now two divisions of
the Ladies' Auxiliary at Pueblo,
Col. the second being organized this
month with large membership.
Ladies' Auxiliary 8 of indianapolis
honored Rev. Father Brucker with
an open meeting and reception be-
fore his departure from st. Patrick's
church.
New Jersey Hibernians have
given unanimous ratification to the
declaration of principles of the
an-Irish-American Alliance of
that State.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Quincy,
ILL.,, held very successful bazar last
week, realizing a nice fund with
which to entertain their State con-
vention next August.
Under the auspices of the Ancient
Order and the Ladies' Auxiliary
there will be two monster demon
STATIONS in Chicago on December
IL, which will be Irish night.
Kentucky's Hibernian record
should occupy prominent place in
the O'Dea history, but this will not
be unless our officers furnish the
desired information. The same
condition exists with several other
States.
John O'Dea makes another
earnest appeal for material for the
Forthcoming history of the order.
State and county officers should not
longer delay forwarding all the
information and records !. they
possess.
Washington Hibernians will have
before them a season of activity,
which will be marked by the un-
yelling of the Barry monument next
spring and the coming to that city
of thousands of visitors and dele
gates en- route to the national con-
vention at Norfolk.