The Irish standard., 1913-10-18
THE RisH gfANpARp,y b fURDAY OCTOBER Is, 1913:

r For the first time in the history of
the Ancient Order Of Hibernians Of
Chicago, all the divisions will unite in
celebrating the feast of st. Patrick
next year BY a grand banquet to be
given In q downtown hotel. It is the
intention Of the officers of the organ
ization to make this one of the most
elaborate affairs socially. and one of
the most memorable periodically that
has ever. been undertaken by frater-
nal society in this city.
1t Is planned to invite to this BAN
quet some of our learned ecclesiastics
and prominent men of the nation. AL
ready steps have been taken to ap-
point committees, SO that by early.
concerted action nothing will be over
looked in the management of the cele-
bration. 4
This banquet will be entirely in the
hands of the men, the ladies' auxiliary
having their own st. Brigid banquet
as heretofore on February 2. They
will be welcomed to the feast, Of
course, for there could be no feast
worth calling without them; but they
will not be workers for the affair,
merely participators in its pleasures.
The county board of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the A. o. H. of Chicago
will meet on Sunday afternoon at EN-
met Memorial hall. Following the
meeting business pertaining to the re-
cent fair will be taken up.
Division Of the A. o. H., Of Chi
cago. are making preparations for
their annual reception and ball which
will come off Saturday evening, No.
vember %, at the Emmett Memorial
hall. Anything that this division UNI
dertakes is always success, owing
to the fact that they are all good and
faithful workers.
1t Is no exaggeration to say that one
of the most important meetings in the
thirty years existence of Division 26
Of the A. o. H., Of Chicago. was held
In Its club rooms at Fifty ninth and
Wentworth avenues last Sunday aft
ernoon. This meeting was not only
interesting and entertaining, it was in
spring. The inspiration was the re-
suit of the practical and learned dis
course of Professor Cahill, editor of
The Chicago Citizen, who was the
guest of Brother P. J. Reynolds, as
was also Brother Frank ]. Ryan, who
as Brother Reynolds states in his In
troductory remarks has always been a
tireless worker In the ranks of Hi
bernianism and furthermore he added
that because Of Brother Ryan's cred
table record in the legislature in
Springfield he was entitled to promo
ton at the hands of his friends in
Chicago and Cook county in the event
Of his candidacy for public office.
At the last regular meeting of A. o.
H. Of Chicago. which was held satur-
day. Oct. 4. resolution in connection
with the death of patr,ck Ford ea,+or
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greatest benefactors of his race, were
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