Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-09-26
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-deneral
News Notes.

Division 2 will hold its regular
meeting next Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary at Logans-
port is one of the most flourishing In
Indiana.
Six new members we're elected at
the last meeting of the New Albany
Ladies' Auxiliary.
Thomas keenan,, Sr., made many
friends by his address at the State
convention banquet.
The social clubs of Divisions and
4 are planning for a fall series OF
euchres and dances.
County conventions are being held
everywhere and officers elected for
the ensuing two years.
Division had a rousing meeting
Monday night and heard reports
from the State convention.
Division 4 will meet next Monday
evening and hear reports from the
delegates to the State convention.
The county convention will be
held Sunday afternoon, October IL,
the meeting place not decided as
yet.
The Hibernians Ladies' Auxiliary
of Norwich, N. Y, presented beau
tiful banner to the Holy Name So
ciety.
State President McBreen took a
weeks vacation after his election
and will now begin active work for
the order.
Members will soon be called upon
to elect division officers. Care should
be taken and only capable and good
men chosen.
An automobile parade followed by
banquet were the closing features
of the Nebraska State convention at
South Omaha.
Our Ladies' Auxiliary looks for
ward to a busy season and several
social affairs are among the features
of their programme.
Little Rhode Island has now 1890
members. The Ladies' Auxiliary is
also in excellent condition and in
creasing in numbers.
The formal opening of the new
home erected by the Hibernians of
Portland, Ore, will take place next
month, when 1t is planned to have
big initiation.
Division / of Logansport, Ind, has
kept up the interest of its members
for thirty-nine years and has had
the hearty support and good will of
all the people there.
A beautiful picture of st. Bridget
now adorns the meeting room of the
Ladies' Auxiliary in New Albany,
presented by Miss Mary Hennessy in
memory of her mother.
DR.. w. J. McCrann, who formerly
resided here and is well known to
many Louisville Hibernians, was
POSTMASTER at the banquet given the
Nebraska State convention.
Past National President James
Regan presided at the Joint public
installation of the Minnesota State |
officers last night, when the State |
convention was brought to a close.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly, National |
President, and Mrs. Adele Christy, |
National Secretary of the Ladies' |
Auxiliary, attended the Minnesota
State convention held in Minneapolis |
this week.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of New |
Albany VIII hold an Initiation In |
Holy Trinity Hall on Sunday. 0cto-
Der Is, when the degrees will be
conferred by team from the Louis
Vile auxiliary.
Indianapolis Hibernians have
again elected Bart Kavanagh to the
Office of County President. He is a
veteran Hibernian and for the past
four years has been President of the
largest division in Indiana.
Columbia Division of the Ladies'
San Francisco, initiated
large class last week and received
many applications. Numerically and
Columbia lays claim to
being one of the best auxiliaries In
the country.
One OF the greatest sources of
to the Ladies' Auxiliary
lies In the fact that II received prac-
Eically the last blessing of Pope
Plus X. given TO an American or
blessing sent with
most fatherly commentator OF the
good work being done by that or
and sent In response to
he greetings OF the National Presi-
lent, Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly.