Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1915-03-13
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-General
News Notes.

Division 9 viii meet next Monday
evening.
The old-timers can get another
chance to parade on st. Patrick's
day
Next Wednesday being a fast day
bandueis win nearly ali be held on
Tuesday night.
In many places divisions viii cele-
brate st Patricks day by holding
open meetings.
over 1000 persons attended the
fourteenth annual ball of Division
G in Baltimore.
Sioux City Bibernians will cele-
hrate on Tuesday with q banquet
at the West Hotel.
Three brothers, William. George
and John Hackmiller, were obligated
as members of Division
Every member in the city should
attend the solemn high mass, flag
raising and parade on ST. Patrick's
day.
The three divisions and two ladies'
auxiliaries OF Dayton. Ohio. viii
unite in the celebration of St. Pat
rick's day.
The Hiberniaus and Auxiliary OF
Columbus, Ohio, viii celebrate St.
Pairick's day in the Chamber OF
Commerce Auditorium
A handsome new SILK flag is to be
presented the division having the
largest number of members in the
St Patrick's day parade at Indian
apolis
Mrs, Mary F. McWhorter National
Chairman of the Auxiliary History
Committee. will spend ST. Patrick S
day in Pittsburgh and speak at the
banquet
Chief of Police O'Neil viii lead
the Hibernan pageant in Denver,
when the Catholic societies of that
city will show honor for the Apostle
Of Ireland.
The members Of Division 4 after
the meeting on Monday evening
called at the home Of their dead
brother, Richard Naughton. and re-
cited the rosary.
Prof. Michael Rohan. NatioDai
Chairman of tho History Committee.
will speak next week under Blber-
MAN auspices at Davenport, Kansas
City and Topeka
In celebrating ST. Patrick's day
the Hibernians Of South Omaha viii
march from their hall TO st. Agnes
church, headed by the Hibernian
fife and drum corps.
Ex-Attorney General Hogan will
spend next week In the East He
will be the orator at the Hibelnian
festivities in Springfield and Wor-
cester Mass, and al Scranton.
Waterfowl Hibernians will honor
ST. Patrick with great banquet on
March l6. John V. Mccarthy, OF
Syracuse, State president Of New
York, viii be the honor guest.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly. National
President of the Ladies' Auxiliary,
will speak at the celebration IT,
Syracuse or March II. The banquet
Will he held in the Yates Hotel.
Twenty-Five candidates will be
received into the order at Junction
City, Ohio, on March 81 state
President O'Connor will be present
and viii speak at the banquet.
One week from tomorrow the
members OF the order win make
their annual communion at St. Pat
rick's church Upon this occasion
they should make their best show
ing.
The A. p. AS are trying to
counteract the universal wearing of
green on st. Patrick's day by APP
pealing to their members to wear
their emblem OF the little red school
house
Cincinnati Hibernians will hold
their annual entertainment at Holy
Trinity Hall Rev Thomas J. Nc
Caffrey, the eloquent State Chaplain
OF Kentucky, viii be the speaker OF
the evening.
At the last meeting OF the County
Board committee was appointed to
call on the County Chaplain, Very
Rev. Father Cronin, and offer the
services of the order when the cor
nerstone of his new school is laid