Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-01-29
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner OF Beretania Ave. and Miller
Street. John T. Jones, pastor. F. l..
Lee. chorister. Miss Agnes Wig
strum, organist.
Sunday School, 10 a. MIR. X.
II. Trent, superintendent.
Morning, Worship. II a. m.-Ser-
mon by the Rev. c. N. Pond. ID. d. OF
Oberlin, Ohio: subject: The Perfect
Law"
Epworth League, $3.50 p. Mo-
pic "The New Acts OF the Apos-
ties. missionary topic).
Evening worship, 1880 p. m. =
Sermon by Rev. r. s. Gault, new sec
rotary OF Boys Work. Y. M. c. A.
CA sermon to young people,. Mr.
Lee will sing.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday 1890
D. m.-Subject: THE Christian In
Society" Leader: Miss Carlota Moy-
err.
A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all who are not regular
attendants at other churches in the
city. Enlisted men receive a warm
welcome.
Christian Church--A. C. McKeever.
minister. :45. Bible school: Study
in Life of Christ" $3.50 p. m, Y p. s.
lie. e.: Foreign Missionary" II a.
M, sermon by minister. 6:30 p. m.
sermon by Miss Mabelle Biggart. B.A.,
of New York. Miss Biggart is known
as "The Sunshine Preacher" She is
an able and interesting speaker. Her
subject for Sunday night will be 60
One More Mile" A cordial invitation
Is extended to all, especially to the
| young men. The music will be In
| charge Of the young. men OF the con
gregation.
to draw their float. The College OF
Hawaii is preparing to put in float
that will be typical Of the different
branches of study In tnat institu-
ton. Punahou College has arranged
to enter two decorated automobiles
for the parade. This college has a!.
ways put In fine floats In the past.
and 1t is anticipated that this years
entry will even exceed In beauty
their former efforts In this direc-
ton. Z ks~.
The Punahou scholars will be un.
able to have a division of mounted
lords and ladies. OF Charles I. period.
as In past years. as many Of .heir
old students have left. but the plans
now being drawn up will. when ma.
tured. exceed anything that this col
lege has ever attempted In past
years.
Aliiolani College will have float.
but no particulars In regard to the
design are as yet forthcoming. The
students wish this to remain a mys-
tery. The large public schools will
combine and decorate a seven-seated
automobile. Some Hawaiian ideas
will be carried oft In the decora-
tion OF this float.
II Is expected that the st. Louis
band will be in line and will dec
crate the vehicle In which they will
be carried.
The Island princesses have prac-
tically all been chosen, but the
names of the majority of the honor
ed ones are not forthcoming for pub
LEGATION at present. Miss Waite
Holt will represent Oahu, and Miss
Kaoo will represent Molofsai. The
princess from Maui Is still to be def
initely chosen. Miss Rose Dawson
is In charge of this important duty.
and is fulfilling her task with great
zeal. and will choose the most beau
tiful girls from each island of the
TERRITORY to represent the Hawaiian
Islands.
! Secretary CONFESS Is busy man
these days arranging the details OF
this Floral Parade, In which all ma
tions will be represented. Every
encouragement is being given him by
automobile dealers and owners of
this city. SO that there will be more
decorated autos In line than In any
lpreyious years. The Elks' feature
will be one OF the great attractions
OF the parade, and 1t is expected
that the sixty Salt Lake City tour
lists. who are also members of the
antlered herd, will be In line also
and made to feel that they. too. have
some part In making the 1910 Floral
Parade the greatest ever seen In Ho-
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