The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-09-21
ARMY OF
SALVATION
Sixth Anniversary To
Be Celebrated.
|DEL[GATES FROM ISLANDS
Reunion Of the Clans Arranged Sum-
day Morning--lnteresting
Program.


walton Army people for the coming
week. The program of their sixth am
versary conference and demonstration
is out The gathering of the cans Will
first take place on Saturday, when the
steamers will bring the delegates from
the different Islands. Among those ex-
pected are the following: Ensign Lydia
Allemann and Lieutenant Elsie Allie
mann, of Hilo; Captain Bamberry and
Lieutenant Mcleod from Waikiki,
Maui; Adjutant Sharpe and Captain
Jensen of Waimea, Kauai, and Captain
Lewis, of Koloa. Kauai.
Major and Mrs. Wood are In charge
of the arrangements and meetings, and
they will be ably assisted by Captains
Mathis and Mills. and Lieutenant Ell
lott, who commands the Honolulu
corps; also. by Captain and Mrs Gill
lett, who have recently arrived from
the Coast, and the visiting delegates.
The, sessions of the conference, Which
will be held every morning, will be de-
voted to a thorough discussion of the
| army's work on the Islands in all its
different phases. The work among the
natives, Japanese and Chinese, also the
children's work, will receive special at
tention. These meetings will be pri-
vate but the evening services in the
army hall will be public and free to
ALL
| On Saturday evening a welcome Is to
be rendered to the visitors, and on Sun
day evening the sixth anniversary Of
the army's arrival IN Honolulu Will be
celebrated. The Y. M. c. A. hall has
been secured for this gathering. A re-
port of the army's labors during the
past six years will be given by the ma
jor while the different delegates will
report upon their respective fields.
1t will be seen that something unique
in the line of religious meetings il
promised by the program, such as ar
auction sale of children, an information.
al demonstration, half night of pray
err, and a musical festival.
1t is the first time in the armyS his
tory in Honolulu that such a series o.
gatherings has been attempted, bu
the major and his assistants have faitt
to believe that they will prove very sue
cessful.
} Following is the program:
Saturday, Sept 22-7:3O p. M, opel
air, Ensign Allemann; p. M. we,com
to our visitors.
Sunday, Sept. $3.50 a. M, kne
drill. Captain Bamberry; 10 a. m
wharf meeting, Captain Lewis; II a. m
holiness meeting, Major Wood: 1880 ?
m, Jail meeting, Captain Gillett; 2:3
J p. M, junior companies, j. s. S. Lyman
$3.50 p. M, Bible class Mrs. Majo
Wood; 1880 p. M, open air, Mrs. Cap
tain Gillett; 8 p. M, sixth anniversar
meeting, in the Y. M. c. A. hall.
Monday. Sept 24-7:30 p. M. open all
Captain Mills; p. m, war memories
Adjutant Sharpe.
Tuesday, Sept. $3.50 p. M, officer:
and soldiers banquet (private); p. m
officers and soldiers council (private
Wednesday, Sept. 26--7:30 p. M, ope
air. Captain Jensen; s p. M, auctio
sale of children--a unique allegoric>
service.
Thursday, Sept. 27-7:3o p. M, ope
air, Captain Lewis; p. M, musical an
ice cream festival. Tickets for ice creal
and cake, 25 cents.
Friday, Sept. 2S-S p. M, holiness COZ
vention and half night of prayer.
Saturday, Sept. $3.50 p. M, ope
air, Adjutant Sharpe; p. M. interns
tional demonstration (representativ,
in national costumes).
Sunday, Sept. S0-9:30 a. M, knt
! drill, Mrs. Captain Gillett; 10 q. n
wharf meeting, Ensign Allemann;
a. M, holiness meeting, Major Woo,
1880 p. M, Jail meeting, Captain Ban
berry; 2:30 p. M, junior companie
Lieutenant Mcleod; $3.50 p M, BIB
class, Mrs. Major Wood; 1880 p. n
open air. Captain Mathis; D. m, far
3 we'll to visitors.