The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-10-10
plenty of time, later on, for the public
to examine the building.
Mondays Ceremonies.


Mondays Ceremonies.
Tomorrow, Monday, at half.past six
/ in the evening, there will be unique
ceremony, that of the meeting of the
press and the pulpit, when representa-
tives of the three English newspapers
win attend, together with certain
prominent members of the clergy The
owners, editors, managers and repre-
sentatives of the repOrtorial stats of
the newspapers are invited to be rep
resented, and the pastors of five lead
ing churches will participate with them.
: The churches to be represented will be
the Central Union, st. Andrew 8, the
| First Methodist Episcopal church. the
Christian church, the German Lutheran
church and the Portuguese Protestant
church. Judge Lindsay will express
appreciation to the press and pulpit for
the work done TO help the cause along
and to nssist in the realization of the
great headquarters now occupied by
i the Y. M. G A. R. o. Matheson will
| reply for the press and the Rev. R. Z.
! Smith of the Methodist church will
make suitable remarks on behalf of the
pulpit.
Tuesdays Arrangements.
At eight o'clock in the evening of
+, Tuesday next there win be reception
/ to the members of the association and
to the subscribers to the building 1t
is not arranged that the wives of sub
scribers attend at this meeting, for the
reason that Thursday is ladies' night
and it is more convenient that those
ladies who wish to see the building
should come on the night reserved for
them. Lady subscribers, however are
welcome. The directors win receive
people in the lobby and show them
round the building.
Wednesdays Program.
The dedication services will be held
on Wednesday, and W. r.. Castle, one
of the charter members, will preside
After a song, and invocation by the
! Reverend Soares, Professor Young OF
the Pacific Engineering and Building
Company will formally present the
building, and t. Give Davies, the
chairman of the building committee,
will present the key of silver, the entry
to the new headquarters.
| President r. ii. Trent win then de-
liver an address and Bishop Restarick
| will conduct the dedication ceremonies.
The Rev. d. @. Peters will read from
the scriptures, and prayer will be said
by the Rev. R. f. Smith. Following a
song, W, A. Bowen viii speak for the
cold > members and Dr. W. G. Hobby
win say a few words on what the Y.
NJ. c. A. means to the city; following
which Dr. Doremus Scudder will speak
on what the Y. M. c. A. means to the
church. General Secretary Paul Super
will then have something to say for the
employed force of the Young Men g
Christian Association. and Pastor
Felmv of the German Lutheran Church
viii pronounce the benediction.
On Thursday Next.
On Thursday the building will be
open from eight to ten o'clock for in
| spection. There will be invitations ia
sued, but all who come to see the new
building win be made welcome. Err
nest Kaai 3 orchestra will furnish
music for the occasion This is also
ladies' night.
Gymnastic Night.
On Friday Doctor Hand will demon
strate the advantages of the gymna-
SUM and there will also occur indoor
baseball games between the Is-ers and
the Was-ers, that is, between the has
beens and the fellows who fare now. -
r. A. Cooke will be the main power in
the ranks of the Was-ers, which Will
also include such veterans as John
Waterhouse and F. E. Steere.
Plans for Saturday.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction
Pope will be heard on Saturday night.
Saturday is devoted to education. Many
teachers Of the city win be present.
Professor Gilmore of the College of
Hawaii win take for his text, "Teachs
me to do something" while President
Perley l.. Horne OF the KamehaUeha
Schools win speak on "Teach me to be
something"
A week from today, on Sunday next,
there viii be held the hrAt religious
meeting in the Cooke Hall at four
thirty clock, when the Reverend
Ebersole viii speak on "a Strong
Man.