The Hawaiian gazette., 1900-06-08

etaryS report and Miss 5nee.ey tina
u The foleign work. The report of tn,
Jleaner's Society was presented anC
cad by Mrs. II. II. Williams. Tht
york performed by the Lima Kokua
II Helping Hand Society, was ably Civ
N by one of the girls of Kawaiahas
Seminary.
Reports by Many.
4 violin solo by Mrs. Royal ID. Mead
accompanied by Raymond Bowen OF
ne piano was one of the delightful
Iiyerslons in the routine OF business
Mrs. Damon then presented the repor
II the Chinese work; Mrs. Soares, thu
Portuguese; Mrs. Andrews read Mrs
julick's report on the Japanese mis-
sion; Mrs. Andrews also read the re
port OF the Recording Secretary 70.
he year and Mrs. Coan that OF the
Treasurer.
4 ne nigh water mark was reached
Turing the preceding year I'm the col.
ections and donations to the treasury
which amounted to 5000. This graft
ylng result has been attained on.y by
he jealous work Of the ladies, and
heir devotion to the line Of duty map
ped out by the Board.
f. Luncheon at Moo
A luncheon was served at noon tc
the members OF the Evangelical Asso-
citation under the superintendence o.
Mrs. Andrew Fuller and her assistants
The rooms in which the luncheon was
given were beautifully decorated with
flowers, donated and arranged by Mrs
]. II. Atherton. There were In all 12t
persons present at the luncheon.
The afternoon session was begun
with music by a double trio. The nom
mating committee reported the officer
for the ensuing year which were the
,ame az last with one or two changes,
Mrs. Herbert Austin taking the place OF
Mrs. Bowen as Home Secretary. Appro-
priationg were made for the coming
Years work amounting TO something
over 1880.
The report OF the Committee on
Work for the next twelve months waf
presented by Mrs. Henry Brown, and
was compiled In neat pamphlet, con-
listing OF the following subjects:
The Years Work.
July-Interestlng work in other socie-
ties; report Of Portuguese work.
August-"Eey; YIN. Richards; Hawaii
port OF Japanese work.
September-"g he Ecumenical Council.
ur9. Orramel Gulick; report of Chimes
work.
Lclober-'Alaska." Miss katherine NJ
Graydon; report Of Portuguese work; re-
EoyembcI--"N Notes From Abroad" Mrs.
John 81. whitney; report Of japanese
work; report Of Lima kokun,
December Missions 10 Western Tur-
key" Mrs. Geo, Is. Mcclellan; report Of
f.f lsaa4s IA nd
January-"The Use ~ Literature H.
Mis- .onary Work" Ars. NJ. l.. Gordon,
report Of Portuguese work; report OF
Tebruarym,,"The Lyons Family" Miss
work; report of Lima Kokua,
Boer War on all Africa" Mrs. Giles II;
Gere: report Of Chinese work; report Of
Pauahi Band.
Aprll1,"l he Eridgman Faamily and %u-
hay-PTaise and Tbank-onerlng SER
ice personal Work In China" Mrs.
sdward W, ThWing,
History Of our Woman's Board" Mrs.
RCbort w, Andrews.
Prssiasnts Address.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hyde then delivered the
Presidents address on enlargement
OF Power Through Service" She dealt
with duty as factor IN carrying oul
certain work placed upon ones should
ers. No one knew his or her ability
until the responsibilities have come TO
them, They were not limited by their
present or known ability She took up
the idea In very intelligent manner
that the performance ~ great duties
came through natural ability and us
development In the work IN when one
may be engaged, She spoke Of great
examples of this development 0f nat
ufal resources IN the persona Of DOf0-
thea Dix and Elizabeth Fry
Mrs, Annls Montague Turner render
ed a beautiful solo with Miss Carrie
Castle as aGe0mpaniel, The session
concluded with he singing " more
Lave 10 Thee, o Christ and a prayer
by Ar, sQares,