The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-12
TO OPEN
CLUB ROOM
The Boys Brigade
Work Will Be
Enlar ged.
INTERESTING PLANS
ARE DEVELOPING
Musical and Literary Program
Arranged for the
Winter.

Tonight the Boys Brigade club rooms
over the manual training workshop on
King street, Palama, will be formally
opened with music, addresses and a
general sociable evening. These rooms
have been fitted up with special refer
ence to the things which hold a boys
attention, and by this means it is hoped
to bring into the influence of the shops
the large number of boys who have
hitherto had greater desire to roam the
streets at will than to apply themselves
to acquiring manual education
Theodore Richards has endeavored
| to make of the clubHroom a veritable
| boys den. filled with the trappings dear
to the heart of the boys. There will be
| fishing. nets, boxing gloves, guns, fish
| ing rods, games and any paraphernalia
which appeals to his sense of stay-at-
home-ness. Mr.. Richards asks that
families who are DESTROYS of getting
rid of their surplus collections of the
things which boys take to naturally,
send them to the club room, in order
that the den may be made more COM
plete.
| The afternoon and evening work at
the Boys Brigade has taken a decided
hold amongst the younger element and
at any time when the shops are open
any number of boys can be seen
busily engaged in learning something
which will enable them to earn a living
with their hands. A peculiar feature
about the work is the large number
the doors eager to watch the work of
F., the boys with the lathes and other ma
chinery. There is doubtless a desire
to have their own children participate
in the knowledge that is to be obtained
| in the shops. Shower baths are being
added which will be a genuine treat to
the boys, which will enable them to
leave the shops after their work is
done, refreshed both in mind and body.
Systematic instruction is being given
| the boys at the various clubs, for which
the following programs have been ar
ranged:
October II. Palama Kamehamena
girls; music. observation-disclosures his
tory; Mr.. Thompson. Portuguese-Dil-
| ingham Quartette. kauluwela-Birds
| Mr.. Bryan.
October "a. Palama-Nr. G. A. P. New
comb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls;
music Portuguese-Natura history; Mr..
Thompson. Dillingham; Quar-
tette.
October 81 Palama-Chemical Exper-
iments; C. e. King. Kawaiahao-
Newcomb. Portuguese-Kawaiahao girls;
music. Kauluwela-Natural history; Mr..
Thompson
November Z. Palama-H. Waterhouse;
tricks Northumberland Expert
ments; C. f. King. Portuguese-Mr.
Newcomb Kauluwela = Kamehameha
girls; music.
November H. Palama-Mrs Walker;
farce. Kawaiahao-H. Warehouse;
I tricks. ortuguese-Chemical Expert
ments; c. E. King. Kauluwela-Mr,
Newcomb
October 81 acknowledgements Dole:
hunting stories. Kawaiahao-Mrs. Walk
er; farce. Portuguese-H. Warehouse;
tricks. Observation-Disclosures Expert
ments; C. f. King.
October IS Palama - Kamehameha
boys; music. waiaFho-Governor Dole;
hunting stories. Portuguese-AIrs. Walk
er; farce. Kauluwela-H. Waterhouse;
tricks.
December ., Union Meetings-Lantern
Stories.
December u, Union Meetings-Lantern
stories