Honolulu star-bulletin., 1914-11-25

in Nuuanu street The Salvation
Army is sending cut no ThanksStVinI :
baskets this year, as it is reserving
its efforts until Christmas
SehofieId Barracks.
All Honolulu is invited to special
Thanksgiving services which will be
/ held tomorrow morning on the new
, baseball diamond at Schofeld Bar
racks, commencing at 10 O'clock. The
arrangements are in charge of Chap
, lain S. ". Lutz. 4th Cavalry: Chap
lain o J.. w. Scott, 18th Infantry:
| Chaplain w. A. Aiken. 1st Infantry.
/ and Chaplain Ignatius Fealy, lst Field
! lain w. A. Aiken. 1st Infantry, and
Chaplain Ignatius s'ealy. lst Field
Artillery. The program follows:
March-cCnsolidate orchestra.
Overture-Consolid orchestra
Hymn, Onward Christian Soldiers
Led by Chaplain Fealy.
Responsive reading-Led by Chap
| lain Aiken. -
Scripture lesson. tooth Psalm
Chaplain o. J. w. Scott.
| Prayer-ChaDla1n I-utZ.
| SoiSCIIOB-T TSOilobliNdleu OhSHSotlo'
lntroducticnst Of sbeakers-Brig.
/ gen, Clarence w Edwards.
Reading Cf the Presidents prOcla'
mation-Mai.-gen William H. Carter
! ADDRESS DIR. 5Whbert Perry Fergu'
sen. : zf5l
Song. America .;
edicticr-Chanlain Lutz.
Selectiop-Consolidat orchestra.
; Hawaiian Churches.
The members CT the congregations
of Kawalahao and kaumakapil1
churches will gather in the former
| church at II O'Clock tomorrow morn
| ing for a joint Thanksgiving day serv
; ice. The services will be Of unusual
interest, AMI a cordial invitation is
issued. Issued to tPe public. The DrogFa"
Scng-Cengregation.
| Prayer-Rev. H K. Peopoe.
Response.
I Scng-Choir.
Reading of President Wilson's proc
1 lamaticn-Deaccn S. K. Kamaiopili
The Governor's-D. P. Kahaulelio
Song-Congregati
Responsive reading, Psalm 24-E
X. Lilikalani.
Vocal solo-Miss Isabelle NJ. Ma
maui.
Scripture reading. Psalm 103.
Song-The Young Peoples League
/ Speaker Of the day-Hon. J. X
Lcta. -
Prayer. b.
| Song-Congregatiop. :,
4 Bened!ction-Rev. H. H. Parker.
Assoeiated Charities .2-:... -.
While the Associated Charities viii
do no soliciting this year, 1t will bt
glad to receive from residents of Ho
nolulu clothing and food. which viii
families coming under the jurisdic
| ton of the organization. s.
Beretania Mission. r.. =. =
i Assisted by thes-sohgregation o
Central Uniof church @thes sBeretanii
Mission will distribute Thanksgiving
baskets among abom 90 needy Chi
nese families in the vicinity of tht
settlement Each basket will con
tain two pounds of Eoasted pork ant
also pies and oranges, and is suffi
cient to provide one meal for famil!
OF seven persons. .47ss >
Paiama Settlement. -. -. g.
There viii be no Thanksgiving din
lner at stlies PalafRar Settlement thf,
Iyear, but In its pfate the settlemen
will distribute Thanksgiving baskets
among these needy families in tn,
districts covered by the work of thu
settlement r. Al ) hA'. +.
Queens Hospital. '~.. .~.~ =
| In aec0rdance wftiia custom whicl
has been In existence forp severa
years, a special Thanksgiving dinnel
will be served to the inmates of thu
Queens hospital tomorrow. The hos
pstal wilE be open to.visttors through
out the afternoon.
~. w. C. Al Homestead. :
A real, old-fashioned Thanksgiving
dinner. with all the ,fixings, has beer
arranged BY the 'gifls at the Y. w. G
A. Homestead, King street. and will
be served promptly at $50 o'clock to
morrow evening! There win be Z;
large crowd around the table, as eacl
girl is privileged to invite friend
Following the dinner. a program o
games and music will take up tn,
greater part of the evening.
Kings Daughters Home.
i The management of the King
Daughters Home has arranged a spe
cial dinner for the residents at tn,
home to be held at noon tomorrow, u
which each resident will be privileged
to invite a friend. The. Kings Daugh
| ters' Home Is generously remembers,
at this time OF the year, and man!