Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-05

Word has come to the board office
that Rev. Albert 8. Baker, agent Of
the board ~ Kona and pastor Of the
Central Kona church, on the island Of
Hawaii, Is fI IN q hospital in Alaska
He left Honolulu on May 20 with Mrs.
| Baker and their daughter. Ruth, to be
gone from four TO six months enjoy.
ing a vacation on the Pacific coast
After q few weeks In Berkeley and
other points near San Francisco,
Doctor Baker went alone to Alaska,
Leaving his wife and daughter with
relatives in Berkeley. He had been
enjoying his visit greatly, when be
was taken with illness which necessi.
tated his going into a hospital. Mrs.
Baker was sent for aud hurried 10
Alaska. Doctor Bakers mother, Mrs.
Ruth b. Baker, Is carrying on his
work during HIS absence. Il
Rev. and ms. Norman C. Schenck
and sons have been enjoying a short
vacation this week. being the guests
OF Rev. and Mrs. John P. Erdman at
their country home 1T Mokuleia, dis.
trIet Of Waialua. They went down to
the country on Tuesday and returned
on Friday. The Erdmans win stay at
Mokuleia few weeks longer.
Mrs. Elijah Mackenzie, for many
years head OF the Bsretania Mission
on Beretania street, viii leave for the
mainland on the Wilhelmina next
Wednesday TO join her husband who
IS near Los. Angeles. Cal. It Is with
much regret that the members Of the
Second Chinese church aud the many
other friends Of Mrs. Mackenzie see
her depart from Honolulu. for she has
been q tower of strength to the cause
OF Christ in the community and has
done remarkable work among the
Chinese and other people.
Rev. Lemuel H Weiles, formerly
bishop Of Washington, viii speak at
the evening service In the Second Chi
nese church next Sunday evening,
August s. at 7.30 O'Clock. A cordial
Is extended to all to be az
this service
rev. 4Ah4lkO Akana,@ IN charge or I
the Young Peoples League which
meets every Sunday morning In the
auditorium OF the Hawaiian board, is
teaching class Ia the subject, How
We Got Our. ,pible.r This class meets
at 10 .. nj and Is, composed OF more |
|l1an dozen young men and women. !
Rev, Akdpa IS yitally ihterested ii |
be cause Of religious education IN I
Hawaii, End r. BorRlng along this line
lot only n the Young Peoples
League. but also with 1 Eroup Of men /
2 the kaEatahao church every Nom
lay evening and once q month with
ne Oahu minister's class. Next month
when the Hawaiian Board Bible school
begins its lab0rs for the new school
,ear. Rev. Alsana will be added to the
aculty. So
Rev Frank s. scudder sup.rin.
endelt Of the Japanese deparfmenti
md now taking vacation on the f
la1nland. was at Asbury Park. New
eraey. At last aceonntss Some time
Don he will be hack In California;
where he and Mrs. scudder viii spendl
month Defore returning TO Hawaii
s. Ohio or Hanapepe, Kauai son OH
be Rev. T.. Ohio. pastor or the. Haa,a<
epe JAPANESE church. went to Kohala
Wednesday,. He win take charge Of H
he work Of s. NRn1iya. pastor Of the Is
lohala japanese church. during the IL
alters absence IN Japan Mau1iya H
saves shortly for a three months va.
alton y Japan. altar several years
ervice IN Hawaii. At Waiiuku and
lso IN Kohala II
Miss +. v. Marrinef. office secre. II
ny Of the publication department OF
he board. has returned after a short
acafiOD spent on Tantaln with herj
lother Hiss Dora Ambrose az thej
usiness Office is now on her yaca,;I
on. q part Of which win be spent
Tanta1us and 4 part on the Island r
Hawaii. During her absence. MI.
III Of the Ksrnehameha schools wiIfi'
AIRY on her work. Il.
Rev John !. HOpwood, pastor Of Is
e Bishop Memorial church, Kamefa. r.
cha schools, has returned TO the city Il
ter q three weeks sojourn at Hap- Is
2, DISTRICT OF koolanloa: this island. H.
s. Full. who mas been q student Ia /
le Board Bible school for the past Z.
lree years, will leave ii the next e.
eek or 50 20 enter the Pacific The. !
ogicaf Seminary, berkeley. Cal. At IL
resent there "a aNofhts, ~ ,,aS,,ff ~ IA