The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-12-21

serve special mention for their artistic
and gastronomic achievements.
The Preparatory School enjoyed her
luau separately but II was cludliy 50
cessful and enjoyable
TIE MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The memorial service took place IN
pishop Memorial Chapel at $3.50 y. M.
The decorations here We're Impressive.
The chancel was banked and ilanked on
every side with floral and green deco
rations. High to the beautiful stalncu
glass window extended a solid green
decoration and stretching across IT was
the name. "Pauahi," In the royal HOW
er the gorgeous lima. on either sue
tall banana trees flung their drooplnE
branches forward in alteration, and IN
every available spot were plants, lilies,
taro, the large green-leafed variety anu
the scarlet and white spotted. lima
leis formed crown on background
of greenery and potted plants screened
off the ChanCel. Maidenhalr ferns deC+
Grated the pulpit.
Seated I'm a semi-circle within the
chancel were DR.. kincaid, the Rev.
David All, Mr.. Thompson, Miss Pope
and several of the faculty of the ka-
mehameha Schools.
The prelude was delicately rendered
and the choir sang with great feeling
and expression.
The address, delivered by Rev,
David Al was wholly in Hawaiian but
whenever he referred to Mrs Bishop
his voice broke and quivered with emo
tlon.
The sermon was a good one and the
children from the Preparatory sang
childs song under the direction of their
teacher. The entire schools united in
a hymn of praise which gave great
pleasure.
outside carriages waited while their
owners helped to add lustre
to the occasion by their presence. 1t
certainly seemed as If all fashionable
Honolulu were bent upon honoring the
memory of Mrs. Bishop.
The following was the beautiful and
solemn service:
Prelude -Kamennoi Ostrow op. 10, No.
% .............. Rubinstein
Organ, Miss Lillian Byington.
Piano, Miss Helen Desha.
Mass ........ Mozart
Choir.
Ezera.
Song-Childrens Hymn of Praise -:
.....'....' '.''''''''' iN'ii''
Kamehameha Preparatory.
Scripture Reading-Rev S. p Perry.
Hawaiian Hymn ............ Newcomp
Kamehameha Schools.
Address-Mr. Theodore Richards.
Song-Be Thou, o God, Exalted 49,.
Manual School.
w. M. Kincaid.
Kealii ......... ........
......... &c. Cordelia Clymer Yarndley
Doxology.
David All.
Postlude-Festival March ........ Wely
The invited guests included the fol-
owing:
Dr. and Mrs. Waterhouse, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Waterhouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Richards Mrs. Stockbridge, Mr.. and
Irs. r.. w. Jordan. Mrs. Lees, Rev.
md Mrs. Kincaid, Mrs. Weaver, Mr. |
md Mrs. Emerson, Miss Carrie Castle, |
Hiss Elsner Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Wood |
Ir. and Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. G.. M. |
iyde Miss G. Hyde. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Damon, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T.. Damon,
'ol and Mrs. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
}. Carter, Prof w. r. Brigham, Mr..
Volcott, Mr.. Stokes Mr.. Scale. Mr.. and |
Irs. Timoteo, Mr. and Mrs Ezera, Mr.
md Mrs d. AL Mr.. and Mrs. Nakui- |
la, Mr.. Beckley, Major Wilson. Facul-
y of the Girls School-Miss Pope, Miss
:. Albright, Miss T. Albright, Miss Nc
'racken, Miss Van Norstrand, Miss
Syington, Miss Forsythe, Miss Adams,
Hiss Lemon. Miss Knapp Miss Hitch
'ock, Miss Keoki, Miss Aholo, Miss
Kinney. Miss Bates, Miss Shaw, Miss
Miss f.. Thomas, Miss r..
Thomas and Mr.. Thomas.
The faculty of the Manual and Pre-
We're present and to their able
is due much of the beauties ,
md impressiveness of this Founders |
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