Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-04
News and Notes
From Hawaiian
Mission Board

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the Fort Street Chinese c. L. Society
last evening. at which plans were
made for the work OF the winter Mr.
Hen Yung Ing is the president of the
society. 49,. +
Rev. David Kaai, pastor .of the
Siloama church at kalaupapa, MoIo-
kai. has reconsidered his resignation,
rendered few weeks ago. Fl is his
determination to return shortly 10 the
leper settlement and continue his
church work in that community.
Rev. Pedro Royola and his family
are expected on the Nippon Maru on
November IL. They will shortly
afterwards 90 up to Maui to enter
upon the large work awaiting them
there. The Royolas will be. accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. YgLoria on
their trip. to Maui +
Last Friday evening a social was
held in the Kilohana Art League
building by the c. f. Society of the
Second Chinese church. Owing to
lacksef space it has always been nec"s-
sarx to borrow some other building
for fts social life. In spite CT this
handicap the attendance has kept Tp
remarkably we'll and a large number
was snoted at this social. H. -
Rev. Frank S. Scudder. suRsTintend-
ent of the Japanese department., re,
turned from visit of two weeks on
Kauai last Wednesday morning. The
first A%eek was speD8 attending the
Kauai Evangelical association meet
ing at Lihue and then in making an
evangelistic tour of the island. in COM
pany with Rev ]. p. Erdman, II. p.
Judd and A. Akana. His second week
was spent in work among the English
speaking Japanese at Waimea, Hama
pepe, Koloa and other places: r..
Mrs. William Kamau, wife of the
pastor Cf the Eva Hawaiian: church,
died after a long illness on Friday
morning, October %, at Pearl City,
and funeral services were held the fol-
lowing afternoon, heing conducted b.
Reys. H. K Poepoe, S. X. ;Kamaio-
pill, ID. X. Kaaiakamanu and S. w.
Kekuowa Mrs. Kamau was. popular
among the Hawaiian people because
of her unaffected kindness of heart
and her unselfishness. She leaves
widower and there daughters and three
sons.
Rev. Simon r. Ygloria, pastor of the
Oahu Filipino CONGREGATIONAL church,
arrived from Manila last week with
his bride. He left Honolulu last
March to spend his vacation in his
old home in the Philippines. While
touring among the islands he met the
young lady who became Mrs. Ygloria
on August 3. She was in the Presby-
terrain board work at 1loilo. Mr. and
Mrs Ygloria were met at the wharf
by a delegation of the Eva church |
members and escorted to Eva, where |
a large reception was held in their |
honor. The following evening large |
gathering listened to the preaching of |
Ygloria and to an address by Mrs. |
Ygloria. The people of Waialua and |
Waipahu as we'll as Eva have been |
most cordial in their reception of the |
Yglorias.
The farewell reception to Rev. Use
Kei Yuea at the Beretania mission |
last Monday evening, October 80, was
a fitting recognition of the remark
able place he has in the local com
munity and in the government of
China After considerable CORE
spondence and two or three refusals,
Mr.. Use finally arrived at the conclu.
sion that his duty was to return 10
China for season and take up his
work in the legislature. He hopes to
be hack in Hawaii in a few months.
1t the reception there were addresses
by the Chinese consulgeneral, By
Rev. Norman O. Schenck. head of the
Chinese department; Rev Henry P.
Judd, who brought the greetings CT
he Hawaiian board; Yuen To Put,
me of the two pastors of the Fort
Street Chinese church. and by Mr..
Use himself. Besides these addresses
here were a number of musical selec
ions and after the formal program
vas concluded refreshments were