Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-01-31
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-0enersi
News Notes.

Hibernians everywhere prohibit
the tango and like dances.
Macauley's Theater has been en-
gagged for our st. Patrick's day cele-
bration.
Division Z Of Manchester, N. H.,
made gain Of $500 in the year
just closed.
Rev. Father ]. j. Malloy, OF
Shieldsville, Mimi, is County Presi-
dent for Rice county.
Division 2 invites all Hibernians to
its meeting next Thursday night in
the hall at Thirteenth and Oak.
All committees have been APP
pointed and are now preparing for
the observance of st. Patrick's day.
Division 1 meets Tuesday night.
President Tarpy makes a special re-
quest to all members to be present.
Sioux City Hibernians are holding
series of extra meetings in
preparation for their st. Patrick's
day celebration.
National President Regain has been
accompanying State President Doyle
to a number of installations and
meetings in Minnesota.
Division meets Monday night.
Every member has been notified
and is expected to attend and become
a worker in the home project.
Judge James Deery, County
President, expects that the coming
st. Patrick's day celebration In
Indianapolis will be record
breaker.
Through protests from the Hiber'
mans the box Office receipts were
reduced to a minimum when NC
Fadden's Flats" appeared in Dun
kirk, N. Y.
| Division of Manchester, N.
H., initiated seven and received five
candidates last week, after which
two teams were chosen for a men,
bership contest.
Omaha Hibernians will hold their
| ST. Patrick's day celebration in
Creighton Auditorium. Hon. Ed
ward Whelan, of O'Neill, will de-
liver the address.
| Division 2 looks for a big turnout
at it's euchre, lotto and dance at
Thirteenth and Oak on February IL.
The exhibition of Irish dancing will
be we'll worth witnessing.
Ladies' Auxiliary of Indian
apolis celebrated it's fourth ami
versary with banquet, at which
we're present the State and county
officers and 500 members.
From our exchanges come ac-
1 e. Is.f,a 40.
Installations have been we'll at
tended, new members gained, and
the banquets and social features are
more numerous than ever before.
Tomorrow morning. st. Bridget's
day, the 1890 members of the
Ladies' Auxiliary in Indianapolis
will honor their patroness by at
| tending st. Johns church and re-
ceiving holy communion in a body.
The Ladies' Auxiliary meets
| Wednesday night. Much interest at
taches to the report of the Literary
| Committee, which will prove an
agreeable surprise. This division of
the order is making remarkable
progress.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Port
land, Ore, will attend mass tomor-
row morning at st. Patrick S
church in honor of their patron. In
the evening they will have a ban
quet for members of the order and
their friends in the Multnomah
Hotel.
There is no longer doubt about
the Hibernian home for Division 8.
Now let the members of the order
render every assistance possible for
the erection of the building. 1t is
expected that the deal for the ground
will be closed before their second
meeting this month.
There will be something doing at
the meeting of Division next
Thursday night. County President
win Connolly will install the Off
GERS, after which there will be ad-
dresses and a good time. Besides the
annual reports the special committee
will present their programme for the
euchre, lotto and dance.