The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-30

| this burden without assistance
Under the head of support of the
ministers Rev W. b. Oleson, secreta. /
! ny Of the Hawaiian Board, assured the /
association that it had been his con.
slant effort to raise the salaries of the |
ministers to a minimum Of $lOO a |
year.
Rev j. NJ Lydgate called attention !
to the serious inroads made i'm our
| population by tuberculosis, and sug. !
gested simple measures of prevention |
Mr. Oleson gave a very graphic and |
interesting account of the pageant |
Darkness to Daylight" witnessed last /
summer in Boston by many thousands |
which represented the coming of |
Christianity to Hawaii.
/ The minister's class, conducted by |
/ Mr. Lydgate, awakened a good deal |
Of interest in the criticism Of the ser
mon outlines placed upon the black |
( board and commented on one by one.
/ Perley Horne, principal of Kamehn- !
meha was an interested visitor and i'm
response to an invitation to address
4 the Association did so most hap
Ipily. David Lyman of Koloa also adj
dressed the Association in Hawaiian.
Social Items.
A delightfully."- tnformaI affair was
the reception Thursday night rendered
. Captain and Mrs. John August Sal
etzke of the Defiance, now lying att
Port Allen. The hosts were Captain
Geo. b. Leavitt and Richard L.
Hughes, and able entertainers they
proved themselves to be. The large
lanai of Captain Leavitt's cottage,
swept by the cool breezes of Hama
pepe Bay, proved a delightful place
for dancing, while cards We're enjoy
ed by chose whose inclinations lay in
that direction.
Those present were Captain and
Mrs Saletzke, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Hastie, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Roendahl,
Misses Mabel, Janet, Marion and Male
HASTE, Messrs. Bole, Leavitt, Hughes,
e Miller and Lyle.
. Captain and Mrs. John August Sal
etzke of the schooner Defiance, enter
D tanned a circle of Eleele friends on
board ship at Port Allen Sunday aft
ernoon, and those who were brave
= enough to risk the danger of ''mal
/ de mer' enjoyed the afternoon i'm
mensely. In spite of the day, the
n younger spirits would not be Curbed,
and dancing was INDUCED in on the
+ spacious deck. Those who enjoyed
the hospitality were Captain and Mrs.
F. Saletzke, Misses Mabel, Marion and
h Janet HASTE, Leona Laube, Nora Half
fey and Messrs. Leavitt, Miller and
II Hughes
4 The McBryde Pedro Club ant
- friends were entertained at the Ele
:, ele home of Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Roen
dahl Saturday evening October II this
J. being one of several delightful affair.
:. given in honor of Mrs. John Angus
\, Saletzke and Captain Saletzke, of the
q Defiance, now lying at Port Allen.
Miss Marion HASTE and Mr.. Miller
a were the proud recipients of theiI
! respective prizes. The evenings pleas
n ure was enhanced by instrumental so
II los from Mr.. Roendahl and a voca
! solo by Mr. hughes. Those presen
n were Captain and Mrs. J. A. Saletzke
-. Messrs. and Mesdames VIM. HASTE
n H. II. Brodie, X. Roendahl and c.
N Morse, Misses Leona Laube, Nor
ID Haffley, Mabel HASTE, Marion Hasti
and Janet HASTE, Captain Geo.
- Leavitt, Messrs. Moeller, Hughes
or Miller and others.
" There was a very picturesque an
n. animated party on the Parsonage law
q on Thursday after DON last. Mrs. Lyc
ra gateshad invited her neighbors to at
h. ernoon tea-to meet Rev. VIM. B. OF,
40 son and MIR. Perley Horne.