Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-02-28
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-deneraI
News Notes.

Divisions 1, 2 and all meet next
week.
The ST. Patrick's day celebration
is only two weeks away.
Division is living up to the
name of the live wire division.
The ladies have organized an aux
Hilary at Nashville that promises we'll.
A juvenile division of the Ladies'
Auxiliary has been formed at DAN
bury, Conn.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lynch
burg, Va, closed its first year most
successfully.
The Hibernian parade in Indian
apolis on st. Patrick's day will move
in four divisions.
The st. Patrick's day committee
should have the assistance of every
individual member.
Omaha Hibernians are preparing
for st. Patrick's day and will surpass
former celebrations.
Division 4 will distribute sham
rocks especially imported from Ire.
land at their next meeting.
After a six weeks campaign 100
new members have been received
into the order at Wheeling.
Division of Cincinnati has a rifle
company that will be in good shape
for the Ohio State convention.
Eighteen societies will turn out
rick's day parade at Pawtucket, R. 1.
All tickets to the st. Patrick's day
celebration will be reserved and can
now be secured from the committee.
Division 2 of Binghamton, N. Y,
has started lecture movement, one
to be given each month during the
year.
During the past two months Divis-
ion of Baltimore initiated twenty
five new members and has ten more
waiting.
Division / of Nashville at its first
meeting this month initiated five
new members and received eleven
applications.
Denver Hibernians are planning a
big parade for st. Patrick's day, to
be followed by a grand ball at night
in the Auditorium.
The Ladies' Auxiliary County
Board of Duluth, Mimi, elected their
President, Sara A. Murphy, delegate
to the national convention.
Division has adopted and for
warded to the relatives memorial
resolutions on the deaths of Michael
Sheehan and Joseph Lannon.
10.
selves for the observance of st. Pat
rick's day by receiving holy COM
munion on Sunday, March Is.
Division 5 of Poultney, the second
largest in Vermont, gives the use of
its hall without charge to the Ladies
Auxiliary and all church entertain
ments.
Division extends an invitation
to all local members to be present
Robert Emmett entertainment will be
provided.
Don't forget the home celebration
of Division on Monday night or the
Emmett night of Division l next
Tuesday. Hibernians are extended
cordial invitation to both.
Mayor Joseph e. Bell will preside
at the Hibernian mass meeting in
indianapolis on st. Patrick's day.
Capt. Charles l.. Barry and Rev. -Jo-
seph f. Byrne will be the speakers.
The membership contest among
the divisions of Suffolk county,
Mass, eliminated in a big initiation
at Roxbury, when the four degrees
were conferred on a thousand candi-
dates.
Toledo Hibernians will hold their
st. Patrick's day celebration in the
Auditorium Theater. Bishop
Schrembs and Rev. Robert Condor,
of Lacrosse, Wis, will deliver ad-
dresses.
The divisions and auxiliaries of
nearly all the larger cities are plan
ming to celebrate st. Patrick's day
with banquets, which will be ad-
dressed by leading men in all sec
lions of the country.