Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-06-03
AFTERNOON SESSION
Of WOkAN'S BOARD

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The afternoon session OF the Wom-
ans Board of Missions yesterday was
begun with the election of officers. The
following will be the officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. G. =.
Andrews; vice presidents, Mrs. Hiram
Bingham, Mrs. S. L. Bishop, Miss NJ.
A. Chamberlain, Mrs. w. NJ. Kincaid,
Mrs. Theo Richards. Mrs. Fl. L. Kelsey.
iHlo, Hawaii, Mrs w. II. Rice, Lihue,
Kauai. Mrs. II. p. Baldwin. Uuunene,
Maui; President Missionary Cleaners,
Mrs. Giles Gere; President Pauahi
Band, Miss S. Lillian Byington; Pres
ident Lima Kokua, Miss Katherine Nc.
Lead; Recording Secretary, Miss Mar
garetta l.. Shelley; Home Correspond
ing Secretary, Mrs. w. l.. Moore; For
eign Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. c.
II. Dickey; Treasurer Mrs. b. +. Dill
bingham; Auditor, Mr.. w. w. Hall.
The retiring president, Mrs. c. NJ.
Hyde, made an interesting address on
the subject ITO the Extent of Our Abil-
ity, She Hath Done What She Could. .
Following Mrs. Hydes address was
singing, speeches by Rev. J. c. Me-
serve, Mrs. Meserve, Mrs. ID. Scudder,
Mr.. Hill, Rev. o. II. Gulick and others.
The reports Of Miss Laura Green on the
work among the Hawaiians and Of Mrs.
o. II. Gulick on the work among the
japanese.
The Committee on Work submitted
the following report:
To the Members of the Womans Board
OF Missions.
The following report is presented by
your committee with the hope that it
may meet with the approval and
hearty cooperation Of the Board.
The contributions to the Armenian
and Pundita Ramabai Associations will
be taken up as in the past two years in
October and January.
The literature table begun this last
year has proved its value and will be
continued during the coming year.
Those who have awaited themselves OF
the exchange OF missionary papers and
magazines have expressed themselves
grateful for the opportunity. We trust
that the numbers both OF readers and
contributors will increase during the
coming year.
We trust that the course Of study on
some OF the phases Of the present reli-
gious condition OF Europe. which will
be presented by papers at our monthly
meetings from September to April, will
be most profitable and interesting. We
hope that the members will encourage
and inspire the ladies who have SO
kindly consented to prepare these pa
pers by their regular attendance at the
meetings.
The following is the program sub
ject to any changes that may be nee
essary:
eptember-"Protestan Education In
Spain and Italy" Mrs. Edgar Wood.
Items, Miss Charlotte Hall. Report
of Chinese Work. Report of Portu-
guese Work.
October-"Progress of Professionalism
in France" Miss Katherine Graydon.
Items, Mrs. w. J. Forbes. Report OF
Hawaiian Work. Report OF Missionary
Cleaners. Report OF japanese Work.
Special collection for Armenia.
November-"Present Condition OF
the Jews in Europe" Mrs. Selma Kin
ney. Items, Mrs. w. l.. Moore. Re-
port Of Chinese Work. Report Of the
Lima Kokua. Report of Portuguese
Work
MISUNDERSTANDING in Norway
and Sweden" Mrs. J. T. Macdonald.
Items, Mrs. Grace Warehouse. Report
Of Pauahi Band. Report Of Hawaiian
Work. Report OF japanese Work.
January-"The Christian and Mo-
hammedan in Eastern Europe" Mrs
c. B. Dyke. Items, Mrs John Leading
ham. Report Of Chinese Work. Re-
port OF Missionary Cleaners. Report
OF Portuguese Work. Special Collec-
ton for Pundita Ramabai Association
Church in Russia" Mrs. G. p. An
drews. Items. Mrs. w. +. Frear. Re,
port OF Hawaiian Work. Report OF the
Lima Kokua. Report Of japanese
Work.
March-"London Missionary Socie
ty." Items, Mrs. A. B. Wood. Repor
of Chinese Work. Report of Pauah
Band. Report of Portuguese Work,
April-"Missions in Korea" Mrs
Aobert Campbell. Items, Mrs. Edward
Benner. Report Of Hawaiian Work
Report of japanese Work.
May-"New Methods Of Work Amonl
japanese Laborers in Hawaii and tn
Results" Mrs. Doremus Scudder
Items. Praise and Thank Offering.
June-Annual Meeting.
MARY ATHERTON RICHARDS,
| Chairman