Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-02-03
DR.. VILE To LECTURE
ON OAERAMMERGAN
AND PASSION PLAY
sTEREoPTicoN TO BE UseD-Au.
ToeRAPH PICTURE OF LANG
is TO BE PRESENT.
ED ALSO.

VIM C. VILE. NJ. D., editor of the
New England Medical Journal, who Is
now visiting in the city and who dur.
ing his short stay has become so infat-
uated with the climate and the sur.
roundings that he intends to return
here next year for longer stay, will
lecture in the Opera House some night
next week on the subject of Oberam-
mergau and the Passion Play, which is
given at that place by the peasants
once every ten years as a sort OF relig
ious festival.
DR.. Vile has travelled very exten.
siyely and has lectured in the largest
cities of the United States on the very
subject which he intends to present be.
fore the people of Honolulu next week.
The lecture will be illustrated and
there will be an admission fee. All the
details will be published soon. DR..
Vile is a Shriner and very high Ma,
son. and the lecture will be under the
auspices of the Masons OF the city.
The visiting medico intends to give
this lecture solely for charity and the
proceeds will go toward replenishing
the Golfers of that most worthy of
charitable institutions, the Associated
Charities.
The entertainment will take place
Friday night of next week. DR.. VILE
will use a stereopticon In the presen.
tatlon of his views OF which there are
fifty-nine One of these Is an auto.
graph picture of Lang, the man who
played the part of the Chrlstus The
lecture will take an hour and three
quarters. II has met with great sue
cess on the mainland. On two separ-
ate occasions-once in Philadelphia
and again in Brooklyn-there We're
three thousand people present in the
audiences before which he spoke.
DR.. VIM. G. Vile. AM, MD, and
LID, is a thirty-second degree Mason
for The q. A. Il. at Washington and for
twenty-one years he has been editor
OF the New England Medical journal
lie is an ex-I vice president OF the
American Medical Association and ex-
president of the American Medical Ed
ltors' Association.
There are quite a number OF island
people who were In Oberammergau
during the presentation OF the Pasionen
Spiel in 1900 and an interesting little
incident in connection with the meet
ing there OF two ladies' from Honolulu
was told here upon the return OF one
of them.
II appears that a Hawaiian lady who
is residing with her husband in Wies-
baden at the present time and who had
then been in the Vaterland for only a
short time, CHANGED to journey to ober-
ammergau and at the same time ahotb-
er lady who is at present travelling on
the Mainland, made similar pilgrim
age
The first lady had received from
home one OF the beautiful leihulu leis
so much priced by Hawaiians and
almost impossible to obtain Al the
present time and was wearing this
about her hat when the second lady
Ihpleu neT lhr uoWh ohe VI tue spSe''
She knew the sign at once, concluded
that Hawaiian lady was ahead OF her
and so. Fastening along. she soon
caught up and found her snrmise to BE-
correct. There was naturally a perfec,
love feast.
Among those at the Pasionen Spiel
during 1900 were the following: Rev
and Mrs Alex. Macintosh, j, s. Nc
Candless, Frank Barwick, Mrs. j. NJ
Whitney. Mrs. McCully-Hlggins and
Mr.. and Mrs. Heinrich Renjes,