Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1884-07-26

Star, at which time Mis-, Bfec,e WI, unani
mously chosen leader. which position he holds
1 at The present time. The class ha, steadily
| increased iu number and interest until 70 ha.
become one Of the best known and inspiring
meeting held in This city s. the Pes. rr.
marked lew month. ago, O. bid, ioir of some
| day being ranked With the great and noted
Bible classes OF lhe world one young man
Of her class. who driNed To- IonuluIu with ~
definite object 100 view, has gone forth 10 study
ior the ministry, and many other, to fields oi
useluInc,, tn different portions OF the globe.
l The labor 1l Ibis cn mission has been un.
douhtrdiy very heavy, yet Mis-, Breeze a.
sure, m, that while she has oltimes found
ths responsibility and the pressure Of the work
very great She ha, AWAY, found IL very plea.
7ur aui encouraging. That at Oh tme,. uu.
der alb circumstance. aud by al aia,-c, since
sine boz, resided DO honolulu, she has slvay.
been received and treated %, what she j, q
1dy. Nn, ha, been aided and encouraged in
hcr work 10 every possible manner not only
'. 'h NI''Hl 90 TUG Ii'II iit~ HltiA ~ t'~
mission board who have been directly 10
,tmmeuiaI iu 'ht work. hul a',p %, The Eng.
li,h church and large class Of people no, a
socIo.cd by tic, OF membership To any chuch
She feel, especially indebted TO Doctor Flagan
for hi. promptne-, in attending her people at
amy time Of The day and night with lille and
in many cases. with mo- remuneration. Miss
Brce,c believes there J, one thing lacking to
make her work a decided success, and that is
pleasant home where young men, when The,
come out from under The dominion Of sin and
desire to lead nee life can find Christian in.
Auenrc, sympathy and encouagcmrnte not
that they are to be supported by others, they
are. on the other hand, 70 pay lhcr own way
and are here to find a home that is in reality
home.Iihc, with some one to take IN interest
in them and help them to drmcr footing in
life
The people Of Honolulu who only see her
going along the streets, always with a smile Of
welcome on her face, can have no idea of he
self sacrifice She /, continually making and the
amount of hard work she is performing, and
this too, with only small remuneration for
her personal expenses. She has toll me where
relief has been given individuals and even
families in starving conditions; some Of which
would make more interesting episodes than
are to be found among the novel, Of the hui
name Dickens. During her mission work in
Honolulu Mis-, Breese has been instrumental
in procuring over one hundred positions for
young men aud others. She Ia, been con.
-,lutly seconded IN all these cndeavorS for
by the Rev. Mr. CrHan. In all these arduaus
undertakings Miss BrceSc has placed great
reliance upon the members OF her Bible class.
Among her chief helper, there, have been
Mrs.. Cook Of the New Ieru,alum Church Of
san Francisco: Mr.. Frazier Of Oakland, Cali.
fornia; Mrs. and Miss Nocllcr; Miss Lizzie
Goodwin OF Spurgeon Tabernacle London;
Mr.. T. = Souhwick, OF South africa: Mr..
rod OF Lycrpoul; Mr. :. +. Mann Of thi,
city, and Mr.. Frank j. Chapman Of Ohio.
Besides these, especial mention could he made
Of many Others among whom Mrs. Judge
Mrs. McCully, Mrs. I. G. Thnrm and
Mr,. l. r Alheuon stand prominently
forth for their kindness and assistance.
Miss Brccse states tina, occasionly the mini,i.
tiers and judges have looked in upon them, hut
do not take as active part in the good cause
aSShc would wish. The strangers whohavc come
into Honolulu since She commenced her WORK
have assisted her largely, and she wishes il
understood by all, and especially by strangers,
that every body viii always find welcome at
the mission rooms on Nuuanu street. The
public have a standing invitation to attend heI
social gathering, for which Miss Alice Fill.
browne generally furnishes the music: Miss
Sarah King having kindly given the use Of he,
School'room and piano for these occasions
During the past year the mission work was
supported 10y private contributions this year
fund has been established to relieve causes
Of pressing necessity, however, contri.
buttons will always be accepted with gratitude
by Mis-, Brccse and will be used by her in a
judicious manner to forward noble work, OF
which every citizen OF this fair city should be
proud. Iona.
Honolulu, July 18th, 1854