Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-24

he Associated O1dEltlSS, VIII 10
| very little this year in the way OF
| giving 10 needy families, as those
who have been accustomed TO being
helped by the association nave gotten
10 the, point where they need little
/ or no assistance. However, Mrs. Jor-
dan, the manager, has a large supply
Of clothing which she will distribute
! between now and the New Year in
! the places where il will prove the
| greatest benefit.
Queens Hospital.
! Many people will no douht visit the
Queens Hospital TOMORROW, carrying
Christmas cheer TO the patients. There
Will be no celebration OF the day, but
! the usual dinner will ne served at
/ Eoon.
Country Club.
The numerous caddies who carry
the sticks around for the members OF
! the Country Club who are enthusiastic
golfers. will be the guests at Christ
II &c tree at the Club tomorrow. There
j will also be plenty TO eat.
ksiihi Boys Home.
The Kalihi Boys Home will hold
its Christmas tree this evening, and
there will be candy, nuts and presents
for all. Tomorrow morning the boys
will attend the services at the Catholic
Cathedral, and return to the school in
time to partake of a bounteors Christ:
mas dinner.
Girls industrial School. .
4 Christmas tree, followed by an
entertainment, will be held at tie;
Girls Industrial School this evening
at which time presents will be distri-
ll.ted. Christmas dinner will be serv.
cd at noon tomorrow.
Kauikeoianf children's Hospital.
a Christmas tree will be held tomor-
row at the Kauikeolani Childrens
Hospital, and 1t is expected that Santa
Claus will appear in time to distribute
tie gifts which have been accumulat-
ing for the past two weeks. A Christ.
rias dinner with all the fixinGs will be
served at noon.
kapioIani Home -.
Christmas services will be held in
the chapel. at the Kapiolani Girls
Home early tomorrow morning with
special music. Following this, there
will be Christmas tree and presents
will be distributed. The usual large
Christmas dinner will be served at
noon. .3 A..
Especially bounteous has been the
charity of Christmas to the little
boys and girls of the Kalihi and Kapi-
olani homes, where great trees this
evening will bow down under the
glorious burden of host of pretty
toys and good things to eat. So great
in fact, has Santa Claus generosity
been this year that the good matrons |
of these two institutions have about
decided not to let the inmates partici- /,
cate in the joys of the Mal!hini |
Christmas tree tomorrow
They say that the little folk under |
their care are goiag to get so many |
presents that they ought not take any |
of the Malihini Christmas toys, less
ening the number that many children /
less fortunate should get There are
about fiffy.four girlss at the Kapio.
lani home, and twenty-eight boys at |
Kalihi The trees are De decorat-
ed this afternoon and Iediately |
after prayers tonight the vari-color-
ed lights hidden in the greenery will
he lighted and the Christmas eve Gel
ebration of the children be given full
sway. u. H. ". -. ... III ~.-.
Under the big algaroba tree in the 7
yard of the Kalihi hospital the Christ
mas celebration of the grown-up un-
fortunates will take place at $3.50 !,
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Here,
too. the generosity of Honolulu'sii
giving public will be shown
in masses of presents, in choice dain-
ties aud delicatesen and appetizing,
trinkets for personal
adornment, amusement, entertain
ment,-a hundred varieties of gifts to
gladden. the hearts of the recipients.
ST. Louis College. .... -.
The students of the. st. Louis Col
lege viii attend the services at the
Catholic Cathedral at nine O'Clock to-
morrow morning. While there viii
be no Christmas tree at the school, a
Christmas dinner will be served at
he school at twelve O'Clock.
Japanese Y. M. o. A. |
Nothing of importance will be done
3t the Japanese Y NJ. c. A. in cele-
bration of Christmas, but a large re- 6
eeption has been planned for the
members and their friends for the s
evening OF December Is. Is