Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-02

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BOSTONlANS WILL
RETURN TUESDAY


While the Juvenile Bostonians wert
on Maui they were put up in the
bungalows in lao Valley where Mine
Host Field has the Maui Hotel an
mex. Everyone who has been there
knows the location and the beautiful
surroundings; how the mountain
peaks soar above the roofs of the
little cottages, piercing the clouds so
that it requires but little imagination
to transpose the cottages to SwitZer-
land for everything is there but the
snow.
1t was a great temptation for tit
girls and, the desire to learn natural
history, botany and what not took
such firm. possession of four of them
that they cast discretion to the kinds
and ate literally of green kukui nuts
That night o doctor prescribed for
them and now the girls say they. will
try no more Hawaiian fruits or nuts
that do not bear certificate of good
. ness.
Their tour has been a succession of
ovations by the Maui residents and
in Hilo theyA are to be entertained by
some of the best peiple. They took
away with them pleasant recollectioEa
of Honolulu and they will bring back
cordial feelings for the rest of the
country over which they have trav-
elled and Of athe people they have
met. They are to be back here next
Tuesday morning and will appear at
the Opera House in the Dream Girl.
to be- followed on Wednesday night
by "Berta,s Billions All during their
absence Honolulu the girls have
been s busy a9ehearsing "Oliyette. :.
which will beieproduced the last three
nights of their engagement. This is
a pretty opera, light in character and
with songs that will give the leading
members Of the company ample OPP
portunity to show their capabilities
Tor producing something heavier than
anything they have given here. The
music is catchy and it is prophesied
that the demand for "Olivette scores
at the music shops will Immediately
show itself Seats will be on sale at
the Promotion rooms on Monday and
Manager Cohen has wisely fixed the
price of reserved seats at fifty cents.
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and girls the problem is not so much
on the surface. ! have only just be-
gun my investigation this morning.
although / have spoken of it num-
Der of times before, l should like to-
tell you what / am planning to do.
This survey which the Board of Di-
rectors of Kaiulani Home has asked
Mr.. Rath and me to direct will EN-
brace five studies: first, the depend
ent children. in charge of a commit
I,s.l Gvse,
Walter Dillingham;. Mrs. Dillingham;
has already secured information con-
corning the facilities for caring for
children in institutions, and will now
take up the study of the children who
have been placed out by the Juvenile
Court and the children who are re.
Ceiving aid from any charitable insti.
tuition. In this way we hope to get
a picture of all the families in Homo
lulu who have reached the breaking
point economically, to learn what is
actually happening to the children
who have been received into families
of which they are not members, and
what is the status of these families
themselves. So much for dependent
children.
Second the investigation into the
Industrial condition of women and
, girls will have for it's object a study
first of the home life of the working
girl; second, study of her opportun-
tiles for employment and her working
environment and conditions, and
third, study of recreations and
amusements at present enjoyed by
/ her and available for her use.
Mrs. f. NJ. SWanZy, Chairman
This study will be made with the
help of a committee under the chair
manship of Mrs Francis NJ Swanzy.
''The other three departments of the
investigation will be made under the
direction of Mr.. Rath, and in closing
should like to say that | shall be
glad to answer any questions con.
corning the work on points | have not
made clear.
Your Honolulu survey is unique in
that we have such a small corps of
trained workers on it, and j shall be.
glad to have the help of every person
who is interested. / should like to
speak on one more point before i
close: In making a Survey there are
always, on the very nature of the
thing, a large number of specific
cases which are turned up and which
need attention at once. With trained
investigators in.<charge of all Depart
ments of the work, the handling of
these cases is not such a complicated
matter, but in this instance they will
come to the attention of five commit
tees composed of volunteer helpers,
and we have therefore felt the need
of a special committee to which all of
these cases may be referred, and who
in turn will refer them to the estab-