The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-03-27
THIS DAYS DOINGS.
l3 EVENING.
Excelsior Lodge, I.O.O.F. 1880.
Bible Class ut Lyceum at $50.
FASTER SUNDAY IN HONOLULU.
KAUMAKAPILI.


The ka,nakapili Sunday Schools,
under the direction and supervision
of Mr.. A. L. Smith, made their
quarterly exhibition on Easter Sun
day. These thrce-monthly demon
strations are always we'll. conducted
and attractive, affording both delight
anu instruction to large gathering
Of native and foreign adults, as well
as to the children themselves. Sum
days exercises were quite up to the
usual standard of excellence, and
attracted and interested big coll
course of people. a-f.@
The Macmae School carried off
tho palm, small school near Pals
ma being very good second. The
singing was especially good, a mark
ed improvement being noticed on
the past quarter. The decorations
were in beautiful taste. In the even
ing Praise Service IF the united
congregations of kawaialao and this
church was held, and even standing
room could not be had, notwith-,
standing the crowded state of the
other churches. 1OHE Lgaa .
KAwAIAHAo CHURCH
Was filled to overdowing in the
morning by persons wishing to see
the quarterly Sunday School exer
ciscs. Over 400 children from six
districts took part in the exercises
of recitals, songs, both in English
and Hawaiians, &c. The Waikiki
kai school was the best and obtained
the proud distinction Of being GUS
todian Of the flag for the coming
quarter. .n.I7sfs
FORT STREET CHURCH
Was beautifully decorated with
ferns, in ropes and punches, lilies,
white crosses, groups of flowers, and
u very handsome cross in scarlet
geraniums, with the letters 81. II.
S." i'll lilac. The morning services
were crowded, so that there was
difficulty in finding seats; but at the
Praise Service in the evening, after
every available seat and chair had
been filled and many were seated
outside in the vestibule, others had
to go away for want of room. The
feature Of the evening was the splcn-
did address given by the pastor, and
the beautiful singing of the choir.
ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL.
The Church was beautifully deco
rated with flowers, leaves and ferns,
by the members Of the congregation.
1t was pleasant to note the large
number of ladies and gentlemen
who were engaged in this self
imposed duty of decorating the
Church for this great festival, and
the thanks of all the congregation
are due to those who SO kindly strip
ped their gardens Of their lovely
flowers for this purpose. The choir
was large and consisted of the ladies
and gentlemen, and Of the boys
from the Bishops school. They sang
the services exceedingly well-the
TIE Deum and the Anthem, +" Chris.
being raised from the dead, dieth no
more," - being special. The
Bishop preached an excellent SER
mon in the morning, and the Rev.
G. Wallace in the evening, both to
crowded congregations. The collec.
lions were devoted TO the defiayine
of the cost of the new organ.
THE BETHEL
In the morning attracted a mucl
larger audience than usual, who had
the pleasure Of listening to a thor
oughly eloquent and impressive dis
course from DR.. Damon, having
special reference to the day which
the occasion commcmoratcd.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Ehe Roman Catholic Cathedra]