Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-23
CAMPAIGNERS HERE
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! lOuF tuS reports winch | nave TeCelY-
i"i the set-up of the Honolulu CAM
lftsn is rerfect, and its success in this
| CT! is assured"
! Ihc visitors, who are on their way
! around the world to conduct cam
! palgns III the leading cities included
IN their wide itine rary, were met by
r. {. Atherton, executive chairman of
the local campaign, and Paul Super,
| executive secretary, who went out to
| the boat on the launch this morning.
A short conference was held on board
the vessel before it locked aud the
! program for the week was explained
TO the two leaders. AS soon as the
vessel reached the wharf, the visitors
we're taken to the University Club
where they were the guests of the
members of the executive committee
of the local campaign at luncheon.
! Here conference is now in Srder and
all the plans which have been made
by the local workers viii be referred
to Messrs. Smith and Bobins i1r their
approval. There will be nothing fu:-
Their done this afternoon, but at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning the CAM
paign will be. begun in earnest.
Following the close of the great Men
and Religion Forward Movement cam
paign on the mainland last April, it
was decided, after much debating and
investigation, to send Fred s. Smith,
of New York, and Raymond Robins, OF
Chicago, in company with the inter,
national association quartet, on a tour
around the world Harry N. Holmes,
who was in Honolulu two moths ago,
was selected to go in advance of the
party and select those cities in the
various parts of the world where 1t
was thought the two-fold message Of
the movement would be received will
the greatest amount of enthusiasm.
Honolulu is the first stopping point on
the tour, and from the interest which
has been taken by the local business
and professional men, it is believed
that the campaign in this city will be
GTIe OF the most successful of the en-
tire tour.
The Institutes and meetings which
are to be held during the stay of the
team In Honolulu are free 10 all men
Of the city who care to attend. There
Will be. no collections taken at any of
these meetings with the exception OF
the one which is TO be held next Sun
day evening, when financial aid will be
solicited from those present to help de-
fray the expense of hiring the theatre,
paying for the lights, etc:
A number of tic men Of the city
have already asked which of the two
institutes they shall attend. In re-
gard to this matter, Mr. Smith thinks
that the men should pick out the in
situte which interests them the most
and stick to that choice throughout
the campaign. Mr.. Smiths institute,
which will deal with religious work,
will be held in the Odd Fellows Hall
at half-past four O'clock on Friday,
Monday and Tuesday, while Mr.. Rob-
ms Institute, which will deal with So
cial service and boys work, will be
held at the same time and ON the same
days in the makai pavilion Of the
Young Hotel. -. $. 80.
The opening event of the campaign
will be. the banquet at half.past six
O'Clock. this evening in the Commercial
Club rooms at which time one hundred
and fifty of the leading business and
professional men of tho city viii be
given an opportunity to meet Messrs.
Smith and Robins as well as the mem
bers OF the International Quartet.
Many of the men Of Honolulu know
both the speakers andsare anxious TO
renew acquaintances.
The dinner will be presided over by
L. Tenhey Peck, chairman of the ex-
eCutive committee of the local cam
paign, and after brief explanation of
the movement, he win introduce Fred
B. Smith, who will deliver an address
Upon the subject: THE Relation of the
Business Men and Religion"
Following this talk the quartet will
render several selections, after which
Raymond Robins will be introduced
and will deliver one of his stirring ad-;
dresses on social service. The guests
at the dinner will then be given a
chance to personally meet the mem
Tomorrow morning the campaign viii
be started in earnest, and nearly every
hour of the days during which the
team will be in this city will be taken
up with Institutes, conferences and
The progrom for the week of the /
beginning today, is as fol-
lows:
Thursday, Jan. 23-6:3O p. NJ
Opening diner for the visitors at the !
cmmercial Club.
Friday, Jan. pa a. m-Address at !
Oahu College by Fred B. Smith.
Address at Mckinley High School
BY Robins.
10 a. m.-Meeting of the ministers :
and missionaries, Cooke Hall, Y. NJ. c. !
A. Smith, Robins and the quartet.
1880 a. m.-Address at the o. r.
and l.. shops Robins.
II noon.-Meeting at Cooke Hall, Y.
NJ. G. A. Smith and quartet.
1916 p. m-Meeting with the board
IF directors of the Y. NJ. c. A. Smith.
430 p. m.-Social Service Institute
4 the makai pavilion of the Young
lotel Raymond Robins. !
Religious work institute in the Odd