Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-07


the best ever held in the assembly
room. Rev. Akaiko Akana was the
! leader.
/ Miss Cora c. Varney began her
work for the board on Monday. She
will be in charge of the books of the
board, and during Theodore Richards
absence on the mainland from Oc-
ttober g until sometime in December,
she will be acting treasurer.
The Hawaiian Board Bible school
lopened its doors last Monday morn
ing and the course of study is now be-
ling taken up earnestly by the dozen
or so students now on hand. The en-
rolIment has not yet been completed.
Some Of the students occupy the dor
mitory in the rear of the auditorium.
i Tonight in the Mission Memorial
auditorium there will be social given
j by the Young Peoples League for
their members and their friends.
Moving pictures will be shown, and a
program of instrumental and vocal
music and addresses has been pre-
pared Refreshments will be pro-
i yided
/ Mr. j. NJ Keaoililani, licensed
preacher of the Keokea church in
Kula. Maui, died on September 7. He
and his wife lived in Kahikinui. sew
eral miles away from his parish. He
j used to take this long trip to and
j from Keokea each week. Until a day
or so before his death. Keaoililani was
enjoying good health. The end was
sudden and peaceful. "
This evening the Chinese fair will
be continued at the Fort street Chi
lnese church. The lower rooms of the
church have been arranged to repre-
lsent street and stores OF old Canton.
Many useful and ornamental articles
will be sold. The attendants will be
In costume. The proceeds from the
fair will be devoted to the repairing
of the church building.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Patty, who
have assisted in the Hawaiian Board
work in Kolas for the past three or
four weeks, sreturned to Honolulu in
the Kilaueal on Friday morning. Al
Though on alvacatien from his duties
Jas acting superintendent of the Anti
Saloon League, Mr.. Patty occupied
1.-THE pulpit of the Central Kona church
and preached at other stations.
Miss Winifred F. Bell, formerly of
lGrandview, Wash, arrived in Homo
lulu last week on her way to Kona,
Hawaii, to become headworker of the
| Central Kona Settlement at Keala-
kekua, Hawaii. Miss Bell spent her
three days In town as the guest of
Rev. and Mrs Henry p. Judd and
later of Mrs. A. II. B. Judd. She took
passage for Kailua in the Kilauea last
Friday. =. .....
September was the best month ever
experienced in the book department,
the amount of sales exceeding that OF
any previous month by wide margin.
There Is steady demand for the
Brown-Curry hymn-books, more than
5000 having been sold since the be-
ginning of the evangelistic campaign
| in Honolulu last December. There is
also large demand for religious
literature in the various Filipino dia-
lects. ~
Immediately after the semi-annual
meeting of the Kauai Evangelical As
ISOLATION. which will be in Lihue from
Wednesday, October IS, to Friday,
October 20, some of the field secre-
taries of the board will make short
evangelical tour of the island. Revs.
A. Akana, f. S. Seudder, ]. p. Erdman
and H. p. Judd are planning to be in
the party and to hold services at Ha-
nalei, Anahola, Kappa, Lihue, Koloa,
Hanapepe and Waimea.
BY the death of Judge Archibald
Scott Mahaulu on Tuesday morning.
October 8, the board has lost one OF
its most interested and loyal mem
bers. Mahaulu was an active member
of the committee on religious educa-
ton and took part in many deci-
sions affecting the welfare of the
board. His work with the board as
member and his connection with the
Oahu Sunday School Association as
presiding officer was greatly appreci-
ated and he will be missed by the
large circle of friends and associates
with whom he enjoyed working.
On Thursday noon the board gave
publicity lunch to about 140 of its
friends. Some of them had never been
within the building before. F. ].
Lowrey, president of the board, pre-
sided and announced the speakers. F..
S. Scudder and H. P Judd explained
the charts that had been prepared to
give an idea as to the growth and
needs Of the board work, and short
addresses were given by Messrs.
Schenck, Erdman and Akana. Music
was furnished by a quartet of Kane
hemeha students. An excellent lunch
had been prepared by the manage
rnent OF the Y. ". G. A.
Rev. and Mrs Willis B. Coale of
Lahaina. Maui, have been recuperat-
ing this week at the home of Rev. and
Mrs Horny I,6d in Aanna VoIloV