Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-02-14
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-denersl
News Notes.

The st. Patricks day committee
have made good progress With their
programme.
A Ladies' Auxiliary with forty-one
charter members has Just been
formed at Green Bay, WIS.
Division 2 of Syracuse has In
augurated the most active member
ship campaign in its history.
Every division should strive to
have a class ready for initiation at
the close of the Lenten season.
Omaha Hibernians are working
to make their st. Patrick's day cele
bration the best ever held there.
Division meets Monday night
and President Maloney calls upon
every member to be present to hear
important reports.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Fort
Wayne, Ind, received greetings
from Bishop Alerding upon the feast
day of st. Brigid.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of Pueblo,
Col, has adopted the plan of holding
meetings and social gatherings at
the homes of members.
Denver Hibernians have gained
such strength during the last twelve
months that they had to secure new
quarters on Champa street.
Miss Nellie Nolan, of the Ladies'
| Auxiliary, was an honored guest at
the banquet given in Indianapolis by
the nine auxiliaries of that city.
During the next few months there
/ will be much activity in Jefferson
/ VILE and New Albany, where effort
will be made to double the member
ship.
Hon. Bourke Cochran and the
Irish tenor, John Mccormack, will
be the star attractions at the Detroit
Hibernian celebration on st. Pat
rick,s day.
Two halls were required for the
i Hibernian ball Tuesday night at st
i Paul. One was reserved exclusively
for Irish reels, sets and folk dane
Ding.
i Division l looks for a good at
tendance Monday night. President
Tarpy and Thomas keenan, will tel
what they are doing for the st. Pat
TICK y udy celeDrdLiOu'
The feature of the opening of the
new Hibernian hall at Denver OIL
Wednesday night was the address o.
Rev. David T. O'Dwyer, recently re
turned from Ireland.
National President Regan ant
State President Doyle have aroused
much enthusiasm by attending pub
| IL In
throughout Minnesota.
Division had rousing meeting
last week. The newly installed Off
GERS express themselves determined
to increase their numbers and gail
their former prestige.
Division has the Hibernian home
fever, its younger members beini
quite enthusiastic over the PROPOSE
ton. They have the right spirit an,
deserve encouragement.
John Mutually offers an emblem
ring set with $50 diamond to tn
Hibernian in indianapolis wh'
brings in the greatest number o
new members before January /.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will NEE
next Wednesday and the proceeding
will be interesting. All the mem
bers are requested to be present, a
this will be their last meeting befor
Lent.
The announcement that Division
3 had purchased a home for II
members has awakened interest i
| the order in the West End. Thi
action should be the means of add
ing several hundred new names I
its membership roster.
The Ladies' Auxiliary celebrate
the feast of st. Brigid with ban
quet and installation. Among thos
: responding to toasts were the tw
. chaplains of the order, Rev. Fathe
u. j. Collins and Rev. Father ]. J
r Shanahan. This was at Fond d
Lac.