Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1913-11-08
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Now that the election is over,
watch out for several limitations.
The Memorial day committee will
report at next meeting Of the County
Board.
The division and auxiliary at
Pueblo. Col. are securing many new
members.
Division will meet Monday
night. and all the members are urged
to be present.
The national insurance plan, sub
mitted by the National Board, must
be voted on this month.
Mrs. John Arthur, state President,
last week visited the Ladies' Aux
lliary at Newcastle, Ind.
Division 3 was the leader in dis
posing of Confession" tickets, with
Division 4 running a close second.
Recently the division of Seattle
put fourteen members of the
Juniors through the short initiation.
The County Board will meet the
latter part of next week and hear a
report from the committee on the
confession" play.
Mrs. Mary McWhorter was greeted
with a meeting that packed the hall
upon her Homecoming to Chicago
after her extended tour through
Canada.
Massachusetts, Hibernians will
help arrange a benefit for 0'Donovan
Rosa, the Irish patriot, who is re-
ported as dying and in very poor
circumstances.
The Ladies' Auxiliary held an
enthusiastic meeting Wednesday
night. They are making great
preparation for their Thanksgiving
matinee dance.
Cardinal O'Connell has appointed
Rev. John j. Ryan, p. r., of Cam
bridge, Mass, Chaplain General of
the Ancient Order for the arch
diocese of Boston.
Hon. Michael F. Conroy, who is
serving his third term in Congress
and has just been appointed to the
Ways and Means Committee, is a
New York City Hibefnian.
Four members of the order will
occupy seats in the next General
Council. They are Thomas Dolan,
Charles J. Finegan, Michael j. Nc
Dermott and Thomas ]. Garvey. All
were reelected.
Tonight at st. Paul, Mimi, there
will be a great reunion of the
Hibernians of that city and Mime
apolis. The programme arranged
will attract the members from both
Hennepin and Ramsey counties.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will give a
most enjoyable matinee dance
ing afternoon at Schrei-
ber's Hall, Twenty-sixth and Bank.
Hibernians from all the divisions
are invited and expected to attend.
Miss Nellie Nolan has been making
a splendid record as President of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Her admins
tration has given the utmost salts
faction and has been productive of
increased numerical and financial
The winter social season of the
Boston ladies' auxiliaries opened
w ednesday evening in the new Hi
bernian Hall with banquet and en-
preceded by fine con-
cert of Irish music lasting from s
until 8.
Mayor Fitzgerald and Gov.-elect
Walsh were invited to the reception
held by Boston Hibernians last Tues
day night in honor of Patrick F.
Hastings, Vice President of Division
25, just returned from a visit
the thirty-two counties of
Ireland.
Minneapolis Hibernians had a
cordial reception for the representa-
tives of the Gaelic League when they
visited that city. At a joint meet
ing National President Regain,
Fionan McCullom and others deliv.-
cred addresses stimulating the Gaelic
League movement.
From what we learn it is safe to
say the complimentary reception and
entertainment at Falls City Hall on
the night of November IS will eclipse
heretofore held by Division
/. All members of the order and
their lady friends are extended an
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