Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1914-05-09
HIBERNIANS.I
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-deneral
News Notes.

Division meets next Monday
evening.
Division 3's enterprise reflects
credit upon the entire membership.
The date for the annual reunion
and picnic will be announced next
week.
Hibernian Social Clubs picture
show next Wednesday at Norman
Theater.
The order is strong in Buffalo and
Erie county, where there are seven
live divisions.
A juvenile division has been or
ganized at Faribault, Mimi, with
100 members.
A club house is a club house,
whether it bears the label A. o. H.
or Y. M. c. A.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will be in
vited to participate in the annual
County Board picnic.
At their last meeting sixty candi-
dates we're initiated into the Ladies'
Auxiliary at Milwaukee.
Division / held an unimportant
meeting Tuesday night, only routine
| business being transacted.
County Financial Secretary Tom
Langan is remarkable for the clean
ness and accuracy of his reports.
National President James j. Regan
will be one of the speakers at the
Barry monument unwilling exercises.
James Welsh, of Division 2, has
a reputation for never Sinking his
duty or committee appointment.
County President John v. Nc
Carthy will represent Syracuse
Hibernians at the Norfolk conven-
ton.
There are now over 900 divisions
of the Ancient Order in ireland,
with a membership approaching
100000.
Syracuse Hibernians are project
ing a Hibernian club centrally To-
Gated and common to the divisions
of the city.
At the last County Board meeting
held at Pittsburgh donations to the
home rule fund amounting to $500
were reported.
While in Chicago the Right Rev.
Monsignor Benson. the noted Eng
lish convert, was initiated into the
major degrees.
Colorado Hibernians have offered
to raise a regiment among their
number when President Wilson
gives the word.
Preparations are being made to
initiate many candidates into the
nine Ladies' Auxiliaries of Indian
apolis on May 81.
The donors to the Hibernian
home have earned the gratitude of
men who will be loyal to them
through thick or thin.
Hibernian night at Holy Trinity
bazaar at Central Falls, R. l., was
marked by an attendance that taxed
the capacity of the hall.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Milford,
N. H., celebrated their fifteenth
anniversary by initiating nine new
members and giving play.
The Hibernians of Portsmouth,
N. H., voted unanimously to form a
military company and offer their
services to the United States.
Buffalo Hibernians are enjoying
an exciting card tournament, in
which the good old game of forty
five heads the list scheduled.
The largest gathering of Hiber-
mans ever assembled in this country
will be that in Washington when
the Barry monument is unveiled.
Much enthusiasm prevailed at the
meeting of Division 3 Monday night,
due to the progress made on the
Hibernian home, which will soon be
ready for dedication.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Rich
mond, one of the strongest in In
diana, visited st. Mary's church last
Sunday morning, the members re-
ceiving holy communion in a body.
The Irish History Club, composed
mainly of members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, are doing much for the
promotion of the study of Irish
history in the Indianapolis parochial