Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-02
WORK OF MISSION
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year his been toward the support of All
| Ling in Chinese work. The new
church building in Waikiki, for which
| Miss Turner worked so hard, makes a
center and home for their work. Miss
Turner conducts a day school in Eng.
FISH, which is continued in the after.
noon in Chinese, and All Ling preach.
ing services on Sunday. Miss Turner
feels constantly encouraged and re.
joices in the growth of her work. Both
she and All Ling extend their influ.
enee and help to the Chinese through
/ out the Districts of Makawao and Kula
Iby frequent visits and constant
| tfCughtiulness.
THE Alexander House. in Waikiki,
Il a power for good, standing for all
that is best in social life. We regret
the loss OF Miss Malone as a worker
among us; but hope that, after pro.
| lqnged rest in the East, she may return
with restored strength and vigor.
The kindergartens in Waikiki, Pa.
ia and Hamakuapoko are gaining a
frmer hold upon the laboring classes,
AZ is shown by the increase in attend.
Rnce. so that more assistants have
been added to the teaching force.
Miss Cameron, from the Rescue
Home for Chinese Girls in San Fran.
cisco, was a guest at Makawao during
the year, and aroused much interest in
her work. She showed us clearly that
missionary effort is thoroughly with
all its cost.
This society has held its regular BIZ
monthly meetings with an average at.
tendance of ten. We have enjoyed the
papers from the Woman's Board. and
have had many other subjects of inter
est presented.
Respectfully submitted.
HELEN C. AIKEN,
per b., Secretary.
List of Memberships. II. p. Bald.
win, Mrs. McConkey, Mrs. Nicoll, Mrs.
w. o. Aiken, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. W.
E. Beckwith. Mrs. Hair, Mrs. Lind.
say, Mrs. Engle, Miss Turner, Miss
Alexander.
From the Cleaners Society the fol-
lowing report was submitted:
This Is the second year that the So
ciety of the Missionary Cleaners has
been carried on by the younger men,
bers. The meetings were held. as be"
fore, at the homes of the different
members, and these have been very
pleasant. The attendance has in most
cases been good. The Program Com
mittee has also helped to make the
meetings interesting. Among those
who addressed the Society were Miss
Yarraw. Mrs. Campbell, who spoke
about her work among the Kentucky
mountaineers, Miss Cross, and Mrs.
Richards. Mrs. Daniels. during her
short stay. visited the Cleaners. Mrs.
Coan's talk on the lives OF the first
missionaries to these Islands was very
interesting. Probably few OF the men,
bers had ever realized what hardships
the missionaries endured. Many Of the
Cleaners themselves afforded much en-
joyment by their contribution.
at being impossible for the girls TO
find time for an extra afternoon for
sewing. The society has given up that
branch Of work, thus making the Office
Of directress unnecessary.
AT the May meeting. Miss Charlotte
Hall was chosen to be a member OF
the Woman's Board. The Treasurer's
report was favorable one. although
the nest egg in the bank was not as
large as before. The appropriations
are very nearly the same as last year
except that we no wglve ten dollars 70
Mrs, Berger for the support OF little
boy who is under her care. 70 every
ones surprise, the Lawn Party of this
year, in spite of several disadvantages.
made three dollars more than before.