Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-12
Hundreds Received by Staff of
Observation-Disclosures Pro-
gram Exceptional

children-attended Ladies' Night al
the Y. NJ. {. A. last evening in cele-
bration OF the first anniversary of the
dedication OF the associations new
home at the corner of Hotel and Ala
n kea streets. The handsome building
was thrown open to the visitors, CIV
ing them the chance to inspect the
building, examine the gymnasium and
other features, and enjoy social
4 evening together The new secre-
tarieS who have lately arrived in the
city TO take charge of the different
branches OF the associations work
were introduced by General Secretary
Paul Super, anu assisted the mem
bers OF the association who were pres
ent in showing their = friends the
building. To sum it all up, it was a
pronounced success, and there was
not dull moment from the time the
evenings entertainment began until
the last guest had made his depar-
ture.
The principal, feature of the even
ing was the splendid musical pro-
gram given in the large games hall
at 8 O'Clock. This program was ar
ranged for the occasion by Assistant
4GeneraI Secretary Lloyd R. Killam,
and he is to be complimented on his
selection of those who took part.
Comfortable chairs had been arranged
IN the hail to seat large number,
land there were few vacant seats dur
King the course of the concert. A
platform had been erected in the
lmauka end Of the hall and was dec
Is orated for the occasion with palms
|]and potted ferns. The various num-
bers on the program were announced
by Secretary Super, as follows:
Il Hiet-se < .-- E.
/ ia) Still as the Night. !. -. !. :. .Goetz
Il ,tDD The Venetian Boat Song
II :. ..........-!... Blltmenthal
Miss Edith Rosslyn Collais, Mrs. G.
d ~ FL. Tackabury -.
4 Piano Solo--The Battle of Spring.
h ....... 49,. ....,... -. Finding
4 Miss Florence Tewksbury
A Violin Solo H. ILL.,.
4 (a) Berceuse ............. GODDARD
4 Rb) Perpetuo Mobile $40. Bohm
: Prof l.. A. de Graca
iSong-Freundliche Vision -. .Strauf
III George Andrus -
h = "-. : p. IN1ERMISStON d.. Ia. ~
4 Whistling Solo,. :. DIR. S. D. Barnes
Violin Solo-Grand Fantasia =.
4 d. -.-....,.'.. .,...,...... De Beriot
d u Prof. l., A. de Graca
Il Song MadrigaI ................ Lynes
i. George Andrns $50.
i Mandolin Solo, with Guitar Accom-
II panfment- The Tales of Hoff-
4 man Ohenbach
Il Prof. L A. de Graea, Arthur Myhre
4 Accompanies = Miss Genevieye
4 Swain, Miss Edith Catfield, Miss Flor
ence Tewksbury, O. T.. Weber.
During the intermission between the
two parts of the. program. two short
talks were given. the first by F.. G.
Atherton, treasurer of the associa-
ton, and the second by A. E, Larimer,
secretary of the educational depart
ment. In the. course of his talk Mr.,
Anterior said: .a 81. ..f..,s.-s..,....x ~
The people of Honolulu have given
nearly a quarter of million dollars
toward the grounds and building of
the association of this city, and nat
urally the question arises among them
whether or not the young men of the
Icity have frequented the building and
used it, as they should, This question
lis easily answered by the fact that
a little over a year ago there were
| $50 members in the association, while
today there. are 1124, which shows an
increase Of over 400. These are all
lpaid members, members who are glad
and willing to. pay their yearly dues
toward the upkeep of, the association
Mr.. Atherton also spoke of the SPLEEN
did work that the different depart
ments. of. the association, are doing,
mentioning the religious, boys, educa-
tional, physical and social depart
ments. s..- .-...- --....
Work for Education. ...... -. =.
A. E. Larimer, who. followed Mr..
Atherton, has been the secretary of
the educational department of the as
ISOLATION for the past three years. His
department, with it's many features,
including that of the night school, is
perhaps the most important one in
the associations work. Mr.. Larimer
spoke briefly of the work of the edu-
cational department, but the main
point of his. talk was thai, of the night
school and the employment bureau.
ne 4Spohe VI Inc Importance vi Tue
former to boys who are forced to
leave school. and go to work, and
| want some place where they can bet
ter fit themselves for the work that
they have chosen as their vocation.
He. related many interesting in
stances, some comical and some pa
thetic, of how young fellows had been
! helped out Of some deep holes by the
educational department. by securing
them positions. Larimer stated that
his department has the undivided CO.
operation of the business men of the
city. many of them coming to him for
| competent young fellows who are will
ling to work. His talk gave those
present a little insight into. just what
the association is doing for the boys
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