Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-04-25
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0eneral
News Notes.

Another division OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary has been organized In
Chicago.
Pennsylvania has over 10000
members affiliated with the Ladies'
Auxiliary.
The Philadelphia Ladies' Aux
Hilary has organized their second
juvenile division.
The County Board was called to
meet last night. That body will
have much work this summer.
The Philadelphia auxiliaries now
lead Pittsburgh with Ass mem
bers. the latter having 2,317.
Hibernians OF the West End APP
preciate the generosity of Manager
wentzell, of the Norman Theater.
Members of Division continue the
work of securing candidates for the
next initiation, which will be a large
one.
| President Thomas Tarpy, Of Dr.
vision 1, was called Tuesday to the
bedside of a dying relative In In
diana.
Calls for the national convention
have been issued by the Presidents
Of the Ancient Order and Ladies'
Auxiliary.
Hibernianism is on the increase in
/ louisiana Division has nearly
doubled it's membership during the
past year.
i Division meets again Monday
night, when a big attendance is
looked for by President Hennery and
the officers.
The Hibernians of Pueblo, Col,
, opened a gay week after Lent with
their ball for the society set and
brides-to-be.
Sergeant Maloney, President Of
Division 3, makes an excellent pre-
, siding officer, dispatching the work
with celebrity.
Members of Division / were much
pleased to see Tim ]. Sullivan out
Tuesday, after his long illness Of
rheumatism.
Last Sunday the Chicago Hiberni-
ans escorted Archbishop Quigley to
Neri church.
Norfolk Hibernians are preparing
for a magnificent assemblage during
the week of the national convention,
July 81 to %.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Louis
Vile is making splendid progress
and now takes rank with the strong
est in the country.
The talk of Councilman Thomas
Dolan was much appreciated by
those attending the meeting of Di-
vision l last Tuesday night.
Schenectady Hibernians say the
day is not far distant when their
Juvenile division and fife and drum
corps will appear in uniform.
Division of Columbus, Ohio, will
visit st. Dominic's church tomorrow
morning, when the members will re-
ceive holy communion in a body.
National President Regain, who
has been travelling in the interest of
the order, expresses himself pleased
) with the conditions found every
where.
Throughout the Western cities
there is a strong sentiment favoring
the consolidation of divisions. Where
tried the results have been very
| gratifying.
The annual ball of the Minneapolis
Hibernians, held in the National
, Guard Armory, was one of the most
successful ever given in that city.
The proceeds will be used for enter
tanning the State convention.
The Baltimore County Board will
give benefit for the students of
st. Charles College at Gainesville,
. who want to erect a building for
their use during bad weather.
The liberal contributions of Thorn
as Keenan,, ST., and others to the
building fund of Division 8 have
given the members encouragement
Is is to be hoped that when all who
should assist this laudable enter
prise are heard from the Hibernian
home debt will be practically wiped
out.