The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-10-28
RECEPTION TO
THE NEW PASTOR
The KaumakapiIi People Gather
at S. K. Ka.ne's for
Greeting.

Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Kane gave a
at 2:30 o'clock to the Rev. Mr.. Lono,
pastor of Kaumakapili church, Mrs.
Lono, and the Rev. and Mrs II. K. Poe
poe, their assistants. Besides the recep-
ton, the Sunday school review of the
Maunakiekie and Waikahalulu Sabbath
schools We're held at their beautiful
home AS the guests arrived they were
received at the door by the host and
hostess and ushered to the parlor where
they met the Rev. w. N. Lono and Rev.
H. K. Poepoe. In the dining room stood
a table loaded with good things and in
the rear of this beautiful home is
large room where chairs were arranged
to accommodate all, and there the Sun
day school review was held. Among
those that came were seen Rev. and
Mrs. z. S. Timoteo Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Kanakanui, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Naku-
ina Mr. and Mrs. Moses Kaulunahele,
Hon. and Mrs. ]. Kumalae, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Hoapili, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Coney,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Keliiokamoku. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Paikuli, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Liftee,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Spencer. Mrs. Richard,
Messrs. E. Johnson, ]. H. Hakuole,
Abraham Kaulukou, A. Kaulia, Chas.
Lake, Chun Hoon, S. H. Oni, David
Murray. Kepuluna, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3.
Kaumeheiwa, Rev. W. Leleiwi, mem
bers of the Theological School, the Ma
unakiekie Sunday School and the Wal
kahalulu Sunday School.
The room was decorated with Hawai-
ian flags, and everything was done to
add beauty TO the scene. The host and
hostess were untiring in their efforts TO
make the occasion a success and all
that were present were unanimous in
their praises.
The Sunday School review was one of
the most important events of the day.
A regular program was printed for this
occasion and was headed with the
motto, 'In Union is Strength" Fur
Their down was quoted the saying. God
helps those that help themselves" The
services began by singing and then the
Rev. E. S. Timoteo offered few words
of prayer The songs and lessons of the
Maunakiekie Sunday school, under the
leadership of David Murray and Chas.
Lake added much to the occasion. Then
the Waikahalulu Sunday school follow
ed with more songs of praise and their
lessons. They were lead by Mr.. Moses
Kaulunahele and Miss Elizabeth Ka-
hoOkano, and many were the praises for
the good work they showed
Following them Mr.. S. H. Oni spoke
few words of inspiration. He was fol-
lowed by Moses Nakuina, superfntend-
ent of the Sunday schools of this island.
He was followed nv tho Hon Jor,L T.,
malae, who spoke of the pastor and the
church. Charles Lake, the Rev. E. s.
Timoteo, L. B. Kaumeheiwa and others
said few words
At this point the Rev w. y. I,ouo was
introduced TO the audience and he smoke
of his pleasure in being present and
thanked the host and hostess for the
kind reception. He said in part: .sYou
are not receiving me, but you are re-
celElng our Saviour, Jesus Christ.
am but one of his servants and I came
among you to represent His work. The
sunday schools are but little tug boats
towing many to salvation and TO the
harbor of rest You must not bar out
from among you members from the 9th
or churches. but feed them with the
word Of God and when they have eaten
. brand them for Cod and for Him
alone
NJ. S. K. Kane then thanked all those
that came and expressed his pleas
ure in seeing SO many working for good
He thanked the Maunakielfe SUNDAY
school and urged them to keep on. in
the good work they have begun. Re
/ freshments were then served.