Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-02
SOCIETY And
BOARD HOLD
MEETINGS

The Woman's Society and the Wom-
ans Board of Missions of Central I'm
ion Church held their regular meet
ings yesterday at the church parlors.
The society met from II until IL
o'clock in the morning and was fol-
lowed by basket luncheon in the
parish house. At 2 o'clock the board
convened. !. ...s... ~.
The regular business was discussed
at the morning meeting. Mrs. Arthur
L. Andrews, the new president, pre-
sided. Reports were read from the
religious work, house, membership,
educational and social committees.
Each one of the committees is doing
active, eommendable work.
The social functions at the church
are growing to such an extent that
the house committee found 1t neces-
sary to ask for much in the way of ta-
BILE furnishings.
A new committee to be called the
Welcomers was appointed. The MEM
bers included Mrs. d. L. Wilmington,
Mrs. G. H. Geer, Mrs. Randolph Moore
and Mrs French. 1t will be the duty
of these ladies with assistants to well
come the strangers who come to the
church
Another step taken and one that
will probably be greeted with cheers
from the members of the Mems
League was that the women of the so
ciety should volunteer to prepare the
supper given by the Mems League. 1t
seems that the caterers have net been
able to please the men and as an ex-
pertinent the women will prepare the
coming suppers.
+, At IL o'clock the meeting was adj
.journed and a basket luncheon was
served in the parish house.
r. The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Board of Missions was held
in the parlor of Central Union Church
at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Ow-I
ing to illness, Mrs. Theodore Rich
ards, president of the board, was not
able to attend, and the meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Doremus Scudder.
The report of the meeting of the
executive board was read by the sec
rotary The meeting was held for the
purpose of discussing the selection of
a trained Bib1e-worker who will take
up the mission study classes. AS has
been said before the woman's board
has for some time been in search of
woman to fill that position and
they have finally made connections
with one who will conduct the classes
next fall.
The regular monthly reports were
read and the women heard from Mrs.
Mckenzie, of the Chinese department.
Mrs Mackenzie told of the work that
has been done since she and Mr.. Mac
kenzie came here seven years ago.
Both MI and Mrs. Mackenzie have
put both heart and soul into their
work and have been able to see great
Owing to ill-health.
Mr. Mackenzie is at present in need
of an assistant in the schools and the
Woman's Board will try to find some
one to fill his place. E., Il
The ladies of the board expected to
hear few words from DR.. Gordon,
who is we'll known to- Honolulans, but
owing to some trouble in the steamer |
schedules, the Gordons found it neces- |
sary to leave Honolulu yesterday
and were unable to keep
their appointment. Both Reverend o. |
H. Gulick of Honolulu and Reverend
Gulick Of Spain were present
at the meeting and spoke a few words
the mission work with
which their lives have been filled.
The literary program, The Worlds
Idea of Cod" was conducted by Mrs.
Thomas Church. The paper was most
and was greatly appreci-
ated by all present.