Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1916-03-17
HIBERNIANS.
What They Have Been Doing
the Past Week-General
News Notes.

l Division 8 will meet next Monday
night.
The advance sale of seats for the
celebration is very promising.
There will be 1000 men in the
Hibernian parade today at Columbus.
Ohio.
The programme arranged for the
entertainment tonight is the best in
years.
Cincinnati Hibernians hold their
celebration on Sunday night in Holy
Trinity Hall.
President Mackey's talk at Divis-
ion made a big impression on
those present.
Division will take a prominent
part in the st. Patrikc's day parish
parade of st. Louis Bertrand's.
The Hibernians of Quincy, ILL.,, are
very active and are being greatly
helped by the Ladies Auxiliary.
Five divisions received holy COM
munion in a body Sunday morning
at st. Joseph's church, Brooklyn.
Thirty ladies received the third
degree at a recent meeting of the
auxiliary at Windsor Locks, Conn.
Every member of the order should
be present and receive holy COM
munion at st. Patrick's church Sun
day morning.
The members of Division 4 are
proud of their achievement-the
presenting of marble altar steps to
the Dominican church.
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the gold emblem ring for securing
the most members during 1915 for
Division of Cincinnati.
A feature of the celebration in st.
Paul today will be the burning of
the mortgage on the property ac-
quired for the Hibernian building.
Every member of the order in
Louisville should be at st. Patrick's |
church Sunday morning. The men |
should exceed the women in num-
bers.
Milwaukee Hibernians will have |
a mammoth st. Patrick's day cele-
bration. Ex-President Taft will be
the principal speaker at the Audi
forum at night.
Miss Margaret Holloran will fill
the role of Queen of Erin in the Hi
bernian parade at Indianapolis. She
is a popular girl and President of
the Ladies' Auxiliary Juvenile divis-
ion.
A noticeable feature, pertinent to
the agitation for citizen soldiery,
will be the appearance of the Hiber-
nian Rifles and the battalion band
in the parade today at Columbus,
Ohio.
The Hibernian banquet at the Ho-
lei Sherman in Chicago will be a
record breaker. Judge Marcus Kav-
inagh will preside as POSTMASTER [
md His Grace Archbishop Munde- /
Elm will deliver the principal adj e
lress.
Last Sunday the Hibernians of
Columbus, Ohio, had a big initiation
n celebration of the fortieth ami
-ersary of the founding of the order I
n that city. The only living charter a
member is ex-County President John 9
,ook 4
One of the notable events in the
history of the order at Columbus, v
)hio, was the big initiation last Sun y
ay, when the fortieth anniversary
Fas celebrated. Hon. T. S. Hogan, a
ormer State President. was one OF
he speakers. d
There will be four divisions, each n
eaded by a band, in the Hibernian p
arade at Denver. James Fortune e
ill be Grand Marshal and over Il
900 members are expected to be a
1 line. During the formation of p
be parade an Irish chime concert Il
i'll be played on the Cathedral b
ellis. A
Sunday morning, March 10, all b
embers of the Ancient Order and
aides Auxiliary are expected to
isemble and receive holy COM
union at st. Patrick's church. 1t
a most impressive and beautiful a
ght to see the membership of 81
lst organization acting in unison Ds
this public manifestation of faith N
lnually near The feast Of Ireland's Gu