Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-23
In THE BROAD FIELD OF RELIGION
News and Notes
From Hawaiian
Mission Board

The annual offering for the support
OF the Hawaiian board will be made at
the services in Central Union churcn
tomorrow morning.
In the "Ang Abyan for November
were articles by Kew s. r. Ygloria,
Rev c. c. Ramirez and Rev. PEDRO
If. uoyola, the latter the new mission
AIRY among the Filipinos oil Central
Maui
The. new Japanese chapel recently
built Ct Papaikou, Hilo district, Ha-
wal, VIII be dedicated next month,
possibly ON January q. The board
will be represented on this occasion
by some of its field secretaries.
Mr.. Theodore Richards, treasurer
of the hoard, returned On the Great
Northern yesterday from vacation
OF more than two months spent main
ly in New York City, Mrs. Richards
and their daughter accompanied him
on his journeys.
Rev. zee Ten Kui, pastor of the
Wailuku Chinese church, Maui, re-
turned from q year of study in the
Pacific Theological Seminary, Berke-
Hey. Cal, on the Lurline last week.
After few days in this city he went
to Maui the early part of this week.
Word has recently come from Mrs.
Elijah Mackenzie that she will return
to Honolulu in February and win be
ready to resume her work at the be-
retania Mission Mrs Mackenzie has
been in Los Angeles since leaving
here last August. Mr.. Mackenzie is
also in Southern California at present.
but will go to Alaska before long in
the hope of improving mis- health.
LAST Sunday evening at the Mission
Memorial auditorium a religious dra-
ma entitled Eagerheart," was pre-
scented by the young people of the Sec
ond Chinese church of this city. Mrs.
Norman c. Schenck had prepared the
young people for their parts and to
her goes great deal of credit for the
excellent manner in which the drama
was carried out. The large audience
enjoyed the entertainment and sang
heartily the three Christmas carols
so we'll known to all Christians.
Last Sunday was Hawaiian Board
Sunday at Central Union church.
Revs Akaiko Akana and John p. Fro
man delivered short and forceful ad-
dresses on the work of the board and
, showed the importance of supporting
literally the splendid work being car
| ried on by the board throughout the
islands. Mr.. Akana. spoke particular
| ly on the work among the young peo-
| pie of the territory and Mr. Erdman's
subject treated of the forward move
ment being inaugu1'ated by the board
| The annual meeting of the Hawaii
Evangelical Association will be held
in the KohaIa Hawaiian church, be-
ginning Tuesday. January 80, at 8
o'clock. The sessions will continue
at least three days and will include
the transaction of important business
in the welfare of the churches of that
island and will also include the pre-
sentation of series of addresses by
some of the ministers of Hawaii and
by the field secretaries of the board.
Before the meetings some of these
secretaries are planning a tour of
parts of Hawaii in the interests of the
church and Sunday schools and C. E.
work
On the Shinyo Maru, passing
through Honolulu last week. Thurs
day. were Rev. Dwight Goddard of
Ann Arbor, Mich. and Rev. Frank
Brewer of Talladega, Ala, dean of
the Theological Seminary of that
place. They are on commission of
the American>RDard to study the work
of the American Board missions in
the Philippines, China and Japan. 1t
was expected that President Ozora
Davis of the Chicago Theological Sem
mary and Rev. Frederick A. Sumner
would be in the party, but at the last
minute they were unable to join the
party. During the stay of Messrs.
Goddard and Brewer in port they were
shown about the city by Rev. John p
Erdman and Henry p. Judd and visit
ed some OF the educational institu-
tons OF Honolulu.