The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-27

"eia sHsS, put we can trail them TO
Ibeautify the r homes and supply the :
tables with flowers, fruit ana vesetahles
Ia sed by Their lator; and we can give
them an insight into the keeping and car
Ing for weil-ordered hCmes and grounds.
PLAN OF THE WORK.
The general housework of the school
cooking, laundering, and the care OF pub
IL. ana private rooms-is done by the pu-
lrils. ~. ~ JFrlsl IS - . - (
"Games-rennis. croquet, basket and
Tower oaii-nnord ample relaxation and
recreation.
Mondays are holidays
saturday evenings the pupils gather in
the assembly hall gymnasium for .,ter-
gary or social entertainments.
Il The religious life has been awakened
y tne formation OF a Young Women's
ehr.suan phion and Is prominent fac
tor In the school. Committees for relig
ious. missionary and social meetings. on
work amtng new students. on member
ship and athletics, are formed In every
department and encourage the develop
n.ent of Chr stan character. Church ser
vice is held every Sunday morning In the
Bishop Memorial Chapel and the three
schools gather there for worsh p The
RIakcslee Course of Bible Study Is used
in Sunday school.
"Discip.ine Is maintained by appealing
to- the honor of the pupils, refraining
fro m force as corrective
Miss Ida NJ Pope is an American. Sne
has- brought to her work alertness, CON
RIGHTEOUSNESS and high educational a5ih
ty. AS to her latest efforts to incuicate
the useful, she stated:
I'VE have not the slightest idea OF Mar :
ing carpenters of these girls; We are SIM,
ply striving to prevent the usual waste d
Material. seen in many homes. III tnese
girls are taught to drive a nail stratSh',
To repair the many broken art cles around
a house and 10 convert soap boxes and
snnposedly useless bits of wood. into
useful and pretty things. We shaif nave
st complished some good" Those woras
tell the story, sac a..
The girls have weekly studie, and'taks
ON nursing and hospital practice; car" OF
the body; cleanliness, common ailments,
simple remedies, what to do In emergen :
c,es. drowning, fainting. suffocating. pol
coming: treatment of cuts. burns, bruises.
sprains and broken bones
A FINE GYMNASIUM.
Thu gymnasium Is a flne room thorough
~ equipped in every respect for this WORK.
Herr are conducted combination move
ments. fancy marching, indepenoen1
drills daily with poles, wands, merry peiis
or dumb bells. During the terrp talks Z re
given on gymnastics explanatory ot -
bygienic effect. And there are speciai
talks on morals and manners.
In the sewing room the course begins
with plain sewing and terminates WIN
dressmaking Millinery Is shortly 70 De
added to this course.
Iacemaking was begun this year unaeI
n special teacher, and spacious room AZ
the top of the building Qn the fomn WIN
windows on every side) has been ittei UP
for this new department The "caNihS
is beyond praise. Most of the work Is
sold and provides pocket money or the
Girls. The kitchen deserves special mei.-
ION. II. like the new workshop Is built
NJ solid masonry. 1t is consequently fire
proof. 1t is equipped with the latrss m
Drovements and has MANY labor-shy.ng
devices. The laundry is a model nf us
type. Scores of merry girls were IRONING
snowy garments. whose prim starehiness
vouched for their drilling In this almost
lost household art. Their work vas most
crciItable And theT bright pleasant
ness in this phase If so-calind t+drudger"
WIS even more m;irxed.
The drawing room di..lascl some re-
ma rkably good work. As we all know.
Hawaiians excel in the arts. The room It
cslf was designed I'm regard 10 Its special
mods and Is handsome, with Il good norsh
Tight.
The pupils meet every SatI: day eveii-
linz in the assembly hall Tor literary talks,
C, the gymnasium for ianrhiS. This year
.lrrtnday parties will he o. the tapis
iii oughout both terms. Ali the girls
Iii thdays are to be kept; ana each month.
she refore. will see a iolliiication. ThS
birthdays OF celebrated personages have
always been observed.
: MUSIC NOT FORGOTTEN Hs.s's'
Music-instrumental and vrrf.i-has In
sersibly become n married. feature in the
soncol. The Hawaiian takes 81 natural
~ TO music that great progress has bee1
made (under skilful training and super
vision almost without special effcrt The
rausie department marks an eroch in the
history of theischool and is likely 70 make
i. famous. Several of tile girls have
beautiful voices Perhaps the Kamehame
h'I Girls School may yet send forth
singer to the world The sch ol cry or
call is very fetching when shouted by
eighty clear soprano and mezzo soprano
voices with its rich undertone of cortral-
TO notes. 1t is as follows:
Aloha, Pauahi. Pauahi, l.lik
Ale ha, Pauahi, Pauahi, Ali,
Aloha, Pauahi, Pauahi, hlii.
Tire care of dining rooms. the correct
sitting Of a table and it's decorations. are
to q certain extent. taught in the schons
BY actual observation. Naturally, thrr
h-Ck the necessary fine china. n1pcrT ana
silver 10 complete tho scheme. But the
dining room Is IN e@ceedf~gly nice one
4 ferns and pooled p.ants give q pleas
iEg effect. Upon every table s. e center
piece OF ficwerE. Cous eGuCutly To air l.
q lite fragrant.
The entrance fa1 must not be forgot
ter. For in il. occupring the central po-
sition OF honor, Is "A most beautiful pol
ished table OF kCa wood formerly owned
by King KANE hameha V. and presented
TO the school by BerEice Pauani Bishop.
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