Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-07
WOMAN'S BOARDMEETS|
SCHEDULE OF SUBJECTS
FOR MONTHLY MEETINGS
OFFICERS ELECTED - FOREIGN
MISSION WORK pRs. scUp.
DER AND osTRoM TALK,
CHRIST COMING,

The Woman's Board of Missions helt
It's annual meeting yesterday and on
GERS were elected as follows: President
Mrs. Doremus Scudder; vice-presidents
Mrs. o. II. Gulick. Mrs. s. E. Bishop
Miss NJ. A. Chamberlain, Mrs. w. M
kincaid, Mrs. Theodore richards: for
Hilo. Hawaii, Mrs. @. E. Shields; fol-
Lihue. Kauai, Mrs. W. II. Rice: fol
Puunene. Maui. Mrs. II. p. Baldwin:
president Missionary Cleaners, Mrs. d.
l.. Wilmington; president Pauahi Band,
Miss Mcpherson; president Lima Ko.
kua, Miss Rebah Amana; recording
secretary, Miss Margaretta l.. Shelley;
home corresponding secretary, Mrs. ].
d. Marques; foreign corresponding sec.
rotary. Mrs. A. F. Judd; treasurer, Mrs.
d. +. Dillingham;; assistant treasurer.
Mrs. W. L. Moore; auditor. W. w. Hail.
Departments: Superintendent work
among Hawaiians. Miss Laura Green;
superintendent work among Chinese,
Mrs. F. W. Damon; superintendent
work among japanese, Mrs. o. II. Gu.
lick: superintendent work among Por.
tuguese, Mrs. A. V. Soares; superin.
tendent work among the Chinese WON.
en-. Miss Mabel Sumter; trustees Of Per.
manent Fund, Mrs. S. NJ. Damon, Mrs.
b. +. Dillingham;, Mrs. ]. b. Anterior.
The report of the treasurer showed
S2,562.66 received. s1,725.21 expended
and $s37.45 balance. Reports were pre-.
sented as follows: japanese work, Mrs.
Gulick; Portuguese, Mrs. Soares; Chi.
nese, Mrs. Damon. Miss Green being
Ill the Hawaiian work report was not
presented. The prospective fund for
the ensuing year was divided as fol.
lows: Hawaiian mission, 5000; Ha.
waiian Bible readers. $40; Chinese mis-.
sion work, 5000; japanese mission
work, $3.50; Portuguese mission work,
$40. besides incidentals.
Mrs. Coan spoke of the need of TAX.
Ing w foreign missionary work. The
committee on work for the coming year
reported through Mrs. Theodore Rich.
ards, the following subjects to be TAX.
en- up at the regular monthly meet
ings:
Meeting September 5, 1905. Subject:
The Island Empire-Physica Features
Racial Qualities, Committee: Mrs.
Freitas chairman, Miss Harriet
Needham, Miss Mary Parker, Miss May
Patty. Report Chinese and Portuguese
Work.
Meeting October 3. 1905. Subject:
The Making Of the Nation-The Ma.
ton Secluded-The Nation Awake.
Mrs. W. c. Lyon (chair.
mani, Mrs. Gignoux, Mrs. Porteous,
Mrs. Griffiths. Armenian Collection:
Report Hawaiian and japanese Work:
Report Missionary Cleaners.
Meeting November 7, 1906. Subject:
The Religious Of Japan-Shintoism,
Confusianism. Commit.
tee: Miss Whiteman (chairman) Miss
Miss Frances Johnson.
Report Of Chinese and Portuguese
Work; Report of Lima Kokua.
Meeting December 6, 1905. Subject:
Modern Christian Missions-Protestan
Missions-Unity of Christian Work.
Evangelistic Work-Native Teachers.
Committee: Mrs. +. c. Anterior
(chairman), Mrs. j. p. Cooke, Mrs. A.
NJ. Merrill, Miss Mary Whine. Report
Hawaiian and japanese Work; Pauahi
Band.
Meeting January 4, 1906. Subject:
LVnmnn'0
ton of japanese women-Japanese
Home Life - Women Missionaries.
Mrs. Edgar Wood (chair)
mani. Miss Colwell, Miss Zieeler, Miss
Frances Lawrence. Collection for Ra.
mabai Fund; Report Chinese and Por-
.uguese Work; Report Missionary
Cleaners.
Meeting February 1, 1906 Subject:
Forces In Conflict-Japan's Spiritual
Poyerty-Power Of Regenerated Lives
Our Unique Opportunity. Commit
Tee: Miss Anna Paris chairman, Mrs..
W. r. Castle. Mrs. W. W. Hall. Mrs.
Robt. Pratt. Report japanese and Ha.
Haiian Work; Report Lima Kokua.
Meeting March /, 1906. Subject:
Educational Work In Japan-Day
notwithstanding Schools. Commit.
tee: Mrs. B. F. Dillingham;. Miss
Uecke, Mrs. Horne. Miss Barlon. Re.
port Chinese and Portuguese Work,
Report Pauahi Band.
Meeting April 8, 1906. Subject. |
Medical Mission Work in Japan-Hos.
pitals-Dispensaries. Committee: Mrs.
Q. W. Thwing (chairman) , \ Mrs. Der.
leston, Miss Belle johnson. Report
Hawaiian and japanese Work.
Meeting May 8, 1906. Subject: Rem.
niscence Paper, Mrs. A. F. Cooke |
Praise and thank Offering.
DR.. Doremus Scudder thought the
dea Of expanding to foreign mission |
york was encouraging. He considered |
{ particularly important that young
)eODle Of this Territory ehonld ha |