The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-06-04

OSsooer-Forward Movement in Jar
n TT, .tiss LIZA Talcott; Items. Mr.
JohGthan Shaw; Report OF Hawaiia
work; Report OF japanese Work. Re
i port or Missionary Cleaners: Specia
= collection for Armenia
No'emoer-Medical Work in the ORR
snt Dy oriental Women. Miss Flor
n aIprlght; Items. Mrs. w. E Brown
Portuguese Work; Report of Lima Ko
Z kua. '''ia NJ
I December-Present Conditions an,
Needs OF the Hawaiian Work. Mrs %
emerson; Items. Mrs. Marques: Re
: port OF Hawaiian Work; Report n,
Band.
January-Qualification for Mission
! airy Work as Drawn from the Scrip-
lures. Mrs. John Leadingham; Items
mrs- >. a Gilman: Report of Chinese
Work; Report OF Portuguese WORK
Report OF Missionary cleaners: sneciai
collection for Pundita Ramabai Associ-
| alton.
February-The History OF the Shansi
Mission. Mrs. w. A Bowen: Items
MISS Maria Forbes; Report OF Hawaii
an Work: Report of Japanese yVorr.
| report OF Lima Kokua.
March-Biographical Sketch. Mother
Bissel or India, Miss NJ. /. Ziegle: Re-
port OF Chinese Work; Report of POI
tusuese ork: Report of Pauahi Band:
4etHiS, MISS y. Is. hyde.
April-Organized Missionary Endeay-
or among Young People. Mrs c. A. Nc
Donald; Items. Mrs. F. c. Atherton:
Report of Hawaiian Work; Report of
Japanese Work.
May-Book Review, Mrs. II. N. Cas-
tie; Items: Mrs. w. L. Whitney; Praise
and Thank Offering.
June-Annual meeting.
THE FURTHER PROCEEDINGS
priations OF last year according to the
recommendations~of the treasurer.
Among the ladies who spoke during
the afternoon were Mrs McCully-His
gins. Mrs Charles Bartlett Dyke.
Mother Castle. Mrs. c. NJ. Hyde, Mrs
Evans. missionary passenger on the
Coptic for Japan. Rev. Hiram Bing-I
ham gave an encouraging message to
the board from Mrs. Binghs-,.--Ar---
Dyke said that in All uvn-.i had done
right by the early missionary spirit in
sending back persons TO do good in the
whence came the first mission
aries for the Islands. Mrs. Hyde's ad-
dress was on THE Law of Compensa-
ton and the paper was presented in
an interesting manner. evoking much
applause.
MORNING SESSION.
The exercises yesterday morning at
10 o'clock began with the singing ofi
Rock of Ages" following which brief 4
address was made by Miss Martha
the vice president. She
spoke of the stir caused by the captured
OF Miss Stone by brigands. and the les
son the incident gave to all religious
people. She recalled also the terrible
disaster in Martinique. commenting up
on the lesson the disaster contained for
those who dwelt in Hawaii. and re-
minded all to lean upon the Lord.
Reports were read by the home sec |
rotary. as we'll as by Mrs. A. V. Soares. |
OF work among the Por-
tuguese: Mrs. GulIck. superintendent
of work among Japanese: Mrs. Frank |
Damon. superintendent OF work among
chinese: Miss Laura Green. superin-
tendent OF work among Hawaiians
Mrs. Gulick called attention To the GUS
tom among Japanese men on arriving
here To go TO plantations for work.
leaving their wives here. A home for
these women had been established on |
small scale. There was need, however
for n home on a large scale. She men
toned the activity among the Budd-
hists. saying that the building OF their
temples was preventing missionary
" ork among the Japanese. Miss Green
the need OF a kitchen where
Hawaiian girls could be taught TO cook.
She believed that much moral good
would come from It's establishment.
The report OF the recording secretary
that for thirty years the
board had not missed holding twelve
meetings annually. but a departure was
made this year by emitting the holding
of meetings in the summer time. owing
10 the heat.
The report OF Mrs. 3. r. Dillingham;
the treasurer. read by Mrs. Coan. was
as follows: Balance on hand June =
1901. S2S22. 25: amount raised this year.
Se2s4 35: expenditures. s22S7.50: balance.
sS44S5.
Following the collection che meeting
adjourned for lunch. The lunch was
served in the lecture room where TWEEN
~ tables had been prepared for the
members OF the board and the church |
members invited to be present The
tables were prettily decorated with
flowers. and "A number OF ladies as
sisted the guests by waiting upon the
tables There was salad. cold meats
bread and butter. cake and coffee. all.
Everything was home made or home
cooked. and the edibles We're thoroughly
enjoyed. The lunch was in general
charge Of Mrs. Andrew Fuller she
vas assisted by Mrs. Harry Lewis. Mrs
r. ". Peterson. Mrs. J. \ McCandle-s
Mrs. ". l. whitney. Mrs. II. II. VII
llaY1s. Mrs Widtiiield. Miss Margaret
Hopper