Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-05-23
MISSION CHILDREN OF
HAWAII
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

that have rested upon this favored
land, that TO whomsoeyer much is
given OF him shall much be required. %
The second decade history was pre-
scented by Rev. Serene Bishop The
speaker referred first of all to the care.
ful and enthusiastic work of the cor.
responding secretaries during the pc
riod from 1863 to 1872. This was par.
ticularly applicable to Miss VI. A.
Chamberlain who filled that Office dur
ing all except the first year of those
named. The speaker said that the
work of educating Hawaiian girls be-
came very prominent in those years.
In lS6i-5, the society gave 500 toward
fitting up rooms for Mrs. D. Gulick's
so-called Ragged School" which be-
came the foundation Of Kawaiahao
Seminary Other girls schools grew
and prospered. While Miss Ogdens. at
, Makiki, was disbanded in so, and that
Of Rev o. II. GuliCk was closed when
he left Waialma in 1870 the latter was
soon reopened by Miss Mary L. Green,
! The seminary at Makawao. previously
established by c. b. Andrews in 81.
and carried on by the Greens from SO
TO SO. when II was destroyed by fire.
was reopened by Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. An.
derson and Miss Helen Carpenter in
1870. since when 1t has had most sue.
cessful career.
The receipts of the treasury show a
general increase during the ten years,
rs follows: sG69S3: s4OO.4S: 1894;
s57l.32; s5S717. s779.59. s1O1S.75. sSO3..
80. SSS9.9O sSS9.S1. about doubling In
ten years.
The disbursements were as follows:
Sjl0.42, s52S.O7, sS1S.5O. $66464. $500.
IL. s7SO.O7, s92241, s1OO277. s72475
sS39.23.
The list Of presidents OF the society
during these ten years is as follows:
S. T. Alexander, X. w. Andrews. II
II. Parker, Thos. G. Thurston. J. p,
Cooke, II, A. p. Carter. p Church,
5. b. Dole S. L Bishop. II. Bingham.
The vice presidents during the same
period were: II. A. P. Carter, J. p.
Cooke, A. +. Judd. A. o. Forbes. II. A.
p Carter, p c. Jones and A. F. Judd.
Recording secretaries were: William
Andrews, S. NJ Damon, c. A. Castle,
j. l. Waterhouse Jr.' X. w. Andrews,
T. H. Dlmond, u. + Dillingham, X W.
Andrews, c. NJ Cooke, and Robert
: ihuTstoh'
The treasurers were w. w. Hall for
lVe years Lew Chamberlain three
? years and p. c. Jones for two wears
MISS martina chamberlain gave q
: very interesting history OF the third
E decade' Inc speaker went back lit
: Tie NO the previous decade IN order ia
se' the proper foundation Tor her story
3 She referred 10 the banner present In
'he room which was used IN the jubilee
Vi 'e'o anu gave lts history Next
to''o"ea e"'h year oi the ue'aue WIN
Tue prihcipal events III ea'h, gwen IN
"e."'l'
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Ie'h'o'cuu ny Tue rev ana MIS- H. w
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,'s' anu 'sSlsIeu MS aged parents
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= ,.'''e'i'"' te'epi",'oi' VI tue 'huepeh
, , uvngr III 'ne on, s, a.ates ana th'
"p''u r"'r III rniiaueiphia'
III I1I' 'he iour boarding schoois fo'
,,"""''"n sir's were most hourlshihs
n NV anu MT, Mrs' - w. hyue arrived IRON
|, poS'o 't ne speciai WORK OF Mr. hyu'
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