Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-14
Third DAY IS
MOST P|THY OF
entire SESSION
Evangelical Association Dele
gates Hear Chaplain Scott
Deliver Stirring Address
Especial star-RulIetip C,,rrespondencel

Especial Star-BulletiD Correspondence
WAILUKU, Maui, July IL. - The
third day OF the 92d annual confer,
ence of the Hawaiian Evangelical AS
sociatiCn was marked by a deep spirit
of reverence and an increased inter
est in the topic of the hour. Begin,
ming with the sunrise prayer meeting
at 6 a. m. and continuing until noon,
discussions and reports followed in
rapid succession, completing a pro
gram, which though short, was one
of the most pithy and inspiring OF the
series thus far.
A discussion of the subject, Ideal
Pastors. was led by Rev. J. NJ Lyd-
gate and Rev. Charles NJ Kamakawi-
Woole. Mr.. Lydgate spoke first in
Hawaiian and later in English. The
climax of the morning was reached in
an address by Chaplain o. J. w. Scott.
of the 18th Infantry, who was to have
given an illustrated lecture on army
experiences at the Maui Theater on
Thursday evening, but who was I'M
avoidably detained in Honolulu. Strik-
ing in personality and address, and
with deep earnestness pervading his
remarks, Chaplain Scott held the at
tention OF his audience from start to
finish.
The afternoon was given over to an
excursion to Haiku on the kahului
railroad, 450 delegates thronging the
coaches on this picturesque trip. Al
the end CT the line the Haiku Fruit
and Packing Company, of which w.
A. Baldwin is manager, presented
each delegate with mammoth pine
apple. Special music was rendered
by chorus from the Young Peoples
League of Oahu under the direction
of Charles King s]'"
Among these attending the conven
ton are:
From Hawaii-Rev. A. S. Baker NJ
o., John F. Cowan, D. D.; Mrs Dale
Kohala; Mrs. F. M. Scott, Kona.
Kauai-W. H. Rice, president Of
Sunday School Association; Rev. J. M.
Lydgate, of Lihue church.
Honolulu-W. Il. Oleson, secretary
of Hawaiian Board; T. Richards, treas
urer of Hawaiian Board; Rev. John P.
Erdman, superintendent of Hawaiian
work; Rev. o. H. Gulick and wife, re-
tired missionary for Japanese and Ha
waiian; Rev. John W. Wadman, OF
Anti-Saloon League; Rev A. A. Eber-
role, MrsSamuel Robley, Miss Emily
Warinner of the Friend; Miss julia
Gulick, of Japanese Committee of Ha-
waiian Board.
Maui - Rev. A. c. owdish, Paia
Union Church; Mrs. H. P. Baldwin,
delegate; Mrs. A C. Bowdish, delegate
from Sunday School; Rev. Howard
Harris, Kahului Union Church; Rev.
c. G. Durham, Lahaina; Agent Miss
Charlotte L. Turner. Waikiki Union
Church, delegate.
Hawaiian Delegates - Rev. A. Aka,
ma, H. K. Poepoe, w. K. Poai and Mr.
S. K. Kamaiopili of Oahu; Rev Ste.
phen Desha, C.. NJ. Kamakawiwoole,
and ], L. Kopa, of Hawaii; Rev. w.
Kamau, G. K. Kaulili and J. A. Akina,
of Kauai; Rev. Louis Mitchell, D. w.
X. White, and S. P. Kaailua, of Maui
The officers and committees of the
convention are:
Moderator, Rev L. B. Kaumeheiwa;
vice moderator, Rev. S. Kapu; scribe,
P. D. Kellett, Jr.; treasurer, R. B.
Dodge.
Committee on Entertainment-Rev
L. B. Kaumeheiwa, Rev. J. w. Kalua.
Rev. zee Kui, Mrs. Joe Welch. F. F.
Baldwin, H. A. Baldwin, William Ku.
roma and Rev. r. B. Dodge
Program Committee - Rev. r. B
Dodge, w. H. Rice. Rev. Akaiko Aka
ma. Rev. A. C. Bowdish, J. w. Kalua
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