The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-18

Wharf TIE Honolulu lady net The
Distinguished advocate o. Christian
c=-g=z1c= Al the first Worlds Con-
v=--l1- II Boston. IN 1851 Miss VII
lard vas then il full health and was
extremely active and eG-re<-- She did
grand planning for extension Of tbs
-c-E II al -z-Es and forced O. CON-
-c-z-z-=E Ter enthusiasm and earnest
ness % al =--z WON she II any way
cane --5 contact Mrs Jones vas
very ---z impressed by The ability,
-z= conservation and -Ee gentle kind
-=ss q Mss willard
Mss ILz-v Z Green Of this city IS
Ia member OF The local union who
Izs- u=- Mss willard This was 81
To-cz-o last year. Mss willard was
then falling tut vas il possession Of
al E=- faculties and her resolution 70
carr forward the god fight vas sound
and uzt5--1lsEet- Mss willard *
pressed deep interest il ths Islands and
expressed tbs earnest hope that she
would . able 70 visit Hawaii for sight
s==.-g and 9 needed rest-
Ms P :. Greene. Ike Mrs P c.
jones zE and nat Miss willard Il
Fz--=- Hall and IN fremont Temple
during The Ers- gr=zr gathering Of the
leaders q The forces II the year 1851
said Ms Greene: IN the conduct o.
he sessions az The convention she in
E-=ss=z al sikh her wonderful tact
Sz= E=1- ne BODY IL constant good
temper ~ her EOELetge Of people and
E5- kindly C--E-sC-=S- Her PERSONAL
y l=-- rs impress upon AL. especially
Il cC--zs- 10 -Ez- o. Lady Henry So
ue-s=- Il Vas win these -E0 Is the
my 20 -E= rose Miss Willard had Z
Gz-e highly Intellectual somewhat Sc
nous face and The face OF her Britain
sister vas bright and rosy. Perhaps
more -EsC anything z-S= Mss WIZARDS
great mind COMMANDED and held i'd
Zlrz-JC- Her addresses have always
5==- evidences OF brilliant and deep
thought q al phases Of moral reform
Sic lad z remarkable ease and neat
Esss q tuning sentence OF o. making
z telling point Then Ter views OF
any and al subjects we're broad and
Uplifting II Is difficult 70 bring home
he u1EElcCZe truth that she Is dead
She SUI lives II the hearts Of The IA
-io-s q The 5z--1-. No woman has ever
lived who % belonged % The world
Il large and II FoEEl ms ever died
EE0 left 50 vide Z circle 70 grieEe-
she crowded 1uch into The years O.
her life
Ms May : Whitney. TIE Presi-
-=E- q the local branch, presented
ne following testimonial. which viii
20 20 The General OGczrs OF the Ma
--o-zL and Worlds " c T {. and
which vas adopted b. a rising vote:
Dear S5s-z-s5-Our last mail from
me C1I-et States brought 20 rs tie
-ezr--orezEt-g news that our dear
Mss Willard had bzeu called away
from The work szz had 50 IOng- 80
5rzTe-y and 80 efficiently carried OF
for the Master. into ne Masters in
mediate presence II this fzr-OT land I.
which she never saw. II this " C. T
q few o. whose members have ever
looked upon Lsr face. there ara sad
hearts and resr-dIIz1 eyes rofsv a. We +
meet II her memory and CONTEMPLATE 4
or personal and Official bereavement. 4
How Ts loved Mss Willard, Her
letters were always such Al fnzvirs-
ton % Us and re co1fded 50 IN her
leadership and rei0iced n her express
ions q interest IN our small efforts.
We had more t1an 4 half promise that
II another winter she and Miss Gordon +
would come 70 this SIMMER land and .
make Us z long visit and nov she .
IS gone,
We nay never see her here, but .
We can hear her say 70 Us and 70 I'll 4
our loved bands the world over, God 4
y With you TIL Ee meet again May i
God indsed, N double measure, Be with /.
our bereaTed Unions mourning our de- l
parted cnIettsin and under his special /
leadership may We ali fight with new 1
courage and power till our battles are I
happily won
Mrs. 2. 6. Lyman, Of Hilo, was IN