Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-12-24
CHRISTMAS
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(V0ntluUeQ HUN kaxe III
represented Mary, the mother ct
Jesus. That she Looked beautiful and
made a fttins representation Of the
Madonna goes without saying. The,
shepherds we're Ruth Harrington, Nv.
erett Brown, Roy Bush. Willard Abies
and Reynold McGrew. The players
we're instructed by J. A. Wilder and
the result was tribute to his artistic
temperament and the hard work that
he has put in to make this carol tfA
success that II was.
The orchestra, which had been es.
peeislly swelled for the occasion by
the addition Of the best talent from
the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra.
was under the able direction OF F. ].
vierra. This was q musical treat In
itself and clearly shows that our local
talent Il the equal II not the master,
Of any on the maitland In all there
were twenty-five pieces, and these re.
spnsded ia, the excellent leadership Of
Mr.. vierra In . manner that was posi-.
lively thrilling. Samuel Peck played
the sither with great delicacy Of touch
and one could almost feel himself
transported to Austria, amidst the
green woods and pleasant valleys In
the insiehborhood Of Vienna.
At st. Andrews. In the Davies Me
mortal Hall, the children o: the parish
gave and received presents. In front
Of sthe Christmas tree stood q repre-.
sentation of the msnger. Before the
close of the evening this had been
filled to Overlooking with gifts for the
orphans and poor children Of Kakaako.
There vas no program but refresh.
meuts were served to all.
Tho entertainment BY the children
Of the Susannah Wesley Home on
King street was also much appreciat.
ed. and the way the young People
drilled and went through their various
exercises clearly shows with what care
they bad been coached by Mrs. o. II.
Walker of the Palama school, Miss
Saunders and Miss Edith Mack. The
Christmas tree. which was the gift OF
Mr.. Ludwigsen OF the Palm restaurant.
was literally loaded with presents and
profusely decorated. The members OF
the Korean church donated the candy
and oranges. so that the hearts OF all
were made glad and a kindly spirit
prevailed throughout the whole even.
Ing.
Songs. recitations. drills, etc., were
given as only children can, when they
have their hearts In what they arc
doing. 'Rev.IC. N. Pond. w. A. Bow.
en- and Rev. A. Jones we're present
and aided in the various entertain
ments. Many Of the children who par
ticipated at this home last evening
wM take part In the exercises to be
given tonight at the Korean Methodist
church.
It IL not only In the churches AND
private homes that Christmas u to b.
celebrated, but In the prisons as well
Through the clemency Of Acting Gov
ernor Mott.Smith pardons will b.
granted to some Of the prisoners. who
will thus be enabled to spend theil
Christmastide In the bosom OF their
family. Presents are being received
at the goal for convicts serving a life
sentence. and with an elaborate ment
that Is being prepared, these poor un
fOrtunates will be made to realize thai
there are some warm!hearted peopl,
still left In this old world OF ours
who care for the welfare Of even con
victs.
The big Malihini Christmas tree, o
which the papers have been givin,
full details lately, will be seen In III
Its glory tomorrow morning at 4,
O'Clock. Mrs. a. E. Murphy and
'corps Of helpers will start to decorat
the tree this afternoon. BY the tim
tomorrow's sun Ii well overhead
STAFF Of helpers under the direction o
Mrs. Church. win have srraused an