The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-07-04
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REPORT or woRK DOME ny THn
ASSOCIATED oHARrx1na
rs MADE

Unos,cntntionsly yet with a pIacfi-
cal effort to make che means At re-
disposal 70 as far as humaneiy posgi-
bic, tho Associated Charities Of Hawaii
is doing a remarkably good work The
officers Of the association arc Sanford
b. Dole, president, William williams
son, treasurer; Mrs. J. NJ. Whitney, SEQ
rotary, and Mrs. A. O. Jordan, man
ager.
Mrs. Jordan's report for the fiscal
year ending June 80, has just been sub
mitted to the association and is as fol
lows;
"The work Of tho society is SO lack
ing in sensation, and along such similar
lines from month to month, that there
is little to interest the general public.
Those who contributed so faithfully
and generously to the work are, how
I ever, entitled to a report as TO the way
in which the funds intrusted to us are
used, and doubtless others win DO gratis
fed to certain extent, to know that
the hungry have been fed, the naked
clothed, the homeless provided with
shelter, the sick and aged cared for,
| anu LuOHt ADlG anu WAlAAnW 10 WOIElf
aided in finding employment. s
"We do have many problems and
perplexities in cuntending against the
| ignorance and prejudice which 30 often
! accompany poverty in the class with
which we have to deal, but there is
/ bright side to the work, for we occa-
sionally find some with sufficient self
respect to inform us when there is no
further need Of relief, and others show
ing confidence in our Judgment as to
the best method Of relief.
"The following is statistical re-
! port of the last six months. There
have been sixty-eight now applications
and sixty-six recurrent cases, lilo calls
at the office, and the manager has made
10l visits.
Receipts from the Strangers
| Friend Society, Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society, British Benevolent Society,
Hawaiian Relief Society, memberships
and donations, special work and en-
/ broidery, $154O.30.
Expenditures, food, $520.5O; milk,
$264.S0; rents $274.85; transportation,
500; clothing. $3.50; special work,
! $l49.50; embroidery, $10055; Office,
: 1926; total, $1744.55.
Eleven persons have been sent TO
the Queen 8 Hospital on Strangers
Friend Society beds. Twenty persons
have been directed to employment, and
119 packages Of clothing given out.
Every many thanks are due to the
following donors Of clothing: Mrs. G.
Lyons, Mrs. j. w. Jones, Miss Albright,
| Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Won Valkenberg,
Mrs. z. A. Jones, Mrs. J. H. Soper,
Mrs. A. Gartley, Mrs J. M. Whitney,
\ Mrs Weinrich, Mrs IL. Won Holt, Mrs
G.. Rodiek, Mrs. o. G. Swain, Mrs. j.
p. Cooke, Mrs. w. @. Parke, Mrs. @.
Hsdemann, Miss Stevens, Miss N.
Adams, Mrs. BottOmIey Mrs. H. @.
Brown, Mrs. W. Frear, Mrs. J. Waldron,
Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. German, Mrs. H. HI.
Williams, Mr.. Wallace, Mrs. VIM. Patty,
Mrs, Sinclair, Mrs Belser, Mrs. J. r.
Gait, Mrs. A. Fuller, Mrs. r. Klamp,
Mrs. s. Robertson, Mrs. Geo. Patty, Miss
Dawson, Miss Hopper, Mrs. Geo. Cooke,
Mrs. G. G. Lee, Miss Tulloeh, Miss Bur.
bank, Miss Clark, Mrs a.. Lewis, Mrs.
Il. O. White, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. w.
Brown, Mrs. G. H. Wilcox, Miss Mist,
Miss Hartwell. Mrs. A. F. Judd, Miss
Allyn, Mrs General Davis and Mrs.
Ewart."