The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-05-24

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D~IlshtfuI letters received from
spain. with items about the Girls
school at santander. King Kalakaua
takes n trip TO Japan and India IN
which Mr. william ~. Armstrong ana
Mr.. Charles r. Judd were his travelling
eompanlona- Testimonial 10 General
: G. Armstrong. which was a fine
painting Of Hawaiian volcanic scenery
oy Mr.. Charles Furneaux. forwarded
and acknowledged By 8 c. Armstrong
our Hawaiian s0nEstress- Mary Annis
Montague Cooke. arrived and gave
series Of concerts with undated aloha
FOR her old home. Was married very
quietly In her mothers house 20 hr.
Charles Turner. the tenor singer OF the
troupe. and they went TO Australia.
where for many years she vas a most
popular artist and received handsome
testimonial Miss Elizabeth X Bling
Fam. after seven years service as
principal OF X. Seminary. resigned. ana
Miss Helen = Norton was secured 10
take her place. The nrst two-st0ry
building. called Sage Hall" added 20
sh~ ola Ka~aiahao stone building.
which was originally the MiniOn print
ing Office. For this new building Mis-
sarah u Sage % Ware. Mass. contrib
ut~d 500. and the Government fund
5000 additional Subject Of presidents
address. our Relation Towards Ha-
vail
fsss-wI1Iiaui q. Smith. president:
Rev. A. =. Houston and Mrs Houston
and Miss Jennie Fletcher reinforced the
Micronesia Mission. Miss r. started a
Girls School on Ponap~. Rev. 2 T.
Doane reports the MOrtiOck Mission In
letters quite entsrtainingiy. Miss Cath
cart. who went down To Kusaie about
a year before. with the widowed Mrs
Lydia ". Snow. tO start girls school.
returned with her to bring her safely
Co Honolulu. Mrs. SHOWS health having
completely failed. Miss cathcart just
missed the Morning Stars return that
year and was obliged To remain n year
in Hawaii. where she taught for
while at MakaWaO Seminary. Mrs. ;.
returned to the United States. Miss VI.
a Chamberlain became an associate
teacher with Miss Norton In Kawala-
hao Seminary. The walalua Seminary
slsbanded on account % failure 81 Miss
". z Green's health and the girls
Gsre merged into kawaiahaO Semi
nary. In this summer. Miss Chamber
lain having served twenty-five years
as corresponding secretary. presented
ltcr resignation. but AZ the annual
meeting when her letter was read. re-
eived a great surprise. for a basket
~ silver vas handed To her with a neat ,
speech from Mr. r. W. Damon from the /,
sgciety. in appreciation 20 her work. I
aud the desire that she continue ON. 4
T tsis Gift. which was doubled after 4
tIe presentation. 50 thGt 10 finally ]
amounted % 5000. az was fttingiy \
acknowledged. and Miss =. continued /
her office until the summer 81 1850. /
She desires this evening TO mention
that that Eift. placed at interest. as
sisted her in 1850 To erect the cottage
she now enjoys. which - a permanent
reminder OF this society. Two golden /
weddings were celebrated this year OF Il
pur missionary parents. Rev. and Mrs.
II. Alexander Of Maui and
Rev. and Mrs. ID. II. Lyman Of HiiO.
subject % address Of retiring presi-
Tent. why Do Not the Descendants
u the Missionaries TO These Islands
Engage In Foreign Missionary Work
~ Their Parents Did," \ notable pa
,er.
tsS@-Dr. John VI. whitney. president:
The society added To- its appropria-
ions the assisting in n Chinese school
or girls News from Miss Ftetcher's
chool at POuape. ~ was fairly start
a. although Miss r. had been very ~
ret she recovered and the school house
vas erected. Rev. Thomas l. Gulfck
eff Spain on account % his health and
sturusd TO the United States and later
vent % Cuba To labor for a season.
another golden wedding. that Of Rev.
nd Mrs. Lowell Smith. celebrated In
fonolulu- Rev. Titus Coan was taken
% heaven this year. This death de- s
rived the Islands and the world OF a
amous writer. especially accurate In
ecordiug scientific information on our |
oican0es. Presidents address. no III q,
ic. but dwelling on our duties and re- !
possibilities. Z
tsSt-Dr. ". y. Emerson. president: I
Letters from all our mission fields :
tev. Thomas GuIick returns from !
'uba. visits Hampton Institute and !
writes thus: The fine buildings OF .
reatsr capacity than williams Col =
rgc. and the large. weil-OrGanized
chool OF different races and both .
exes. working and studying harmo-I
.iOusly together. are n noble rnOnu- u
ncnt Of The energy and practical wis s
ON Of the founder and principal Of the a
lmous Normal Institute" Miss Helen I
Norton resigns from X. Seminary. d
lev Thomas Thurston and daughter u
rowned while attempting TO ford a Z
wollcn creek In TayIOrviIle. ". C. La
Married. May I. 1854. in the First =
Presbyterian Church. In Canton. China. {
y the Rev. - +. Happier. u. ID. as a
lSted by the Rev. :. g. Damon. ID. D.. =
{ Honolulu. Mr.. r. W. Damon and h
fiss Mary r. Happier. son and daugh-
r respectively OF the officiating cler- .
ymen-" Our later years have seen '
he fruit In full labor OF this happy n
Mon Presidents address. subject. =
OF Hawaiian Girls =
isS5-Dr. e. NJ Hyde. president. e
News OF the wreck OF Morning Star II
n. Z at KusaIe. Micronesia. Captain !
ariand and Rev. Frank Rand made q q
erolc voyage OF over COO miles TO Po- b
lpe in the decked-over long boat. 80 .
lat Captain c. could take passage &
-om there TO Hong Kong with the T
ais and this news Station taken in h
uk by Rev. r. w. Logan and wife q
\ their return from n furlough in the a
nited States Morning star No. 4. B
18th steam auxiliary. arrived via Cape +
orn and sailed for Micronesia May
fSS5. Frederick Gaien Snow. son OF 4
n batoved rnfasfonarfes ~ that name 4