Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-30
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BEGINNING WORK
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is predicted will result in more enthu'
siasm in religion and religious work
in this city.
Will Last Fortnight.
Mr.. Brown will be assisted by c. P.
Curry, a soloist of note, who will not
only conduct the musical end of the
meetings, but will render solos which
are certain to be features of the cam
paign. The Brown-Curry campaign in
Honolulu will last two weeks, and
will be conducted along the lines OF
the recent Smith Robbins campaign
which gained so much favor here.
Arrangements for the campaign
were completed at a meeting of all
committees held at the Y. M. G. A.
this noon. The complete program,
however, probably will not be outlined
until tomorrow, as Messrs. Brown and
Curry will want an opportunity to
look over the local field and determine
in what places their meetings are the
most needed.
The evangelist and soloist are to
arrive at o'clock this afternoon from
San Francisco, and were to be met at
the wharf by the members of the exc
cutive committee. A visit to Central
Union church was to be made in order
to ascertain IL everything was in readi.
ness for tonight's meeting from the
viewpoint of the visitors.
Messrs. Brown and Curry will be
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Bowen during their stay in Honolulu.
They will make their headquarters at
the Bowen home. A brand new type.
writer of popular make was sent out
to the Bowen home today for use by
Mr.. Brown who, during these cam
paigns, spends. all his spare time turn.
ing out copy" for the "World-W
Revival" a publication of large circu-
lation of which he is the editor.
Expect 100 In Choir.
Every inch of available seating
space in Central Union has been util
lied for tonight's meeting. The choir
loft has been enlarged to accommo.
date the choir Of IS singers 1t is ex.
pected that this choir will be increas-
ed to 100 voices before the close OF
the campaign. l.
No set program has been prepared
for the meeting tonight The evan
gelist and soloist will be introduced
by Mr.. Bowen, who is general chair
man of the executive committee
There will be little If any formality.
The meeting will be opened by Mr..
Curry with a song service and. as one
minister said today, the fireworks
will begin right there ..s....
Because Mr.. Brown has been her
aided as an equal to Billy Sunday, Ho-
1olulans should not get the impress.
sion that, at the meeting tonight, Mr.
Brown will let loose flow of unin-
.elligible slang, as is the custom with
Mr.. Sunday on some occasions. Mr.
Brown uses none of these tactics. As
3 local minister said today, mr.
Browns addresses are similar to that
IF the ordinary speaker, but he has q
faculty for making himself
lear, driving his points and holding
his audience to attention from start
70 finish" -. .. E.. I'LL.
Begin Morning Series.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning Mr.
Curry and Mr.. Brown will conduct the
1rst of series of morning meetings
n Central Union church. These prob
IDLY will last one hour. There will |
)e an address by Evangelist Brown
ind special music led by Mr. Curry !
n addition to these meetings, meet |
ngs will be held in various shops |
Ibout the city during the two weeks |
If the campaign.
At noon tomorrow. Messrs. Brown |
md Curry will be the guests at the |
I'D Clubs weekly luncheon at the |
ioung hotel. Mr. Brown will speak |
md Mr.. Curry will sing On next |
Thursday and Friday the visitors ex. |
,ect to visit the Kamehameha schools |
md Oahu College, respectively.
The following committees are in |
.harge of the campaign: 4
Exeeutive-W. A. Bowen, chairman: |
\. A. Ebersole. vice-chairman; A. E. |
arimer, secretary: Rev. L. L. Loot
'ourow. David Cary Peters, Miss Car
,lyn Chandler of the Y. w. c. A., Will.
lam Warehouse and w. E. Pietsch.
Neighborhood NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. |
richards, chairman; Frank James,
yhris Benny, w. ]. Forbes, A. C. Alex.
Inder, John McTaggart, C. H. Dickey /
md Richard H. Trent.
Music-Philip Hall, chairman Stan.
ey Livingston, Margaret Hopper, Mrs
and A. B. ingalls,.
Publicity-Paul Super, chairman;
!. A. Ebersole. Charles r. Frazier and |
n. F. Pietsch. III.
Finance George Waterhouse. chair
.