Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-21
SAYS TERRITORY
should SUPPORT
KINDERGARTENS.
Tourist, Speaking Before Local
Association, Not in Favor of
Private Philanthropy
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conducted it along those lines.
Community 10 Fortunate.
The people In this community
judging by results, have often cor.
demned the entire system" says the
report, "and so | feel that this com.
munity is very fortunate in having a
trained worker who combines knoWl-
edge Of her work with all the natural
traits of true Kindergarten"
Through the generosity Of the Juliet
Atherton Trust, substantial repai. 8
were made to the Miller street kin,
dergarten which, for long time, was
in deplorable condition. -
During the year just past, says the
report, the children have brought into
the kindergartens S7S0.81, as against
$589.80 last year Out of this money
the running expenses Of the kinder
gartens, have been met, and some
equipment has been added and re-
newed. g. :s.,sc :.
The report thanks the Outdoor Cir
Gle for work done during the last year
in identifying the kindergarten
grounds. Through the courtesy of the
children's librarian, small groups Of
kindergarten children have been wel
coined at the library, and have had
happy times looking at picture books.
Speaking Of tine training school, the
report says that of Ine graduates of
1915 in kindergarten work, four are
directors In local free kindergartens
and one is an assistant at the Castle
kindergarten.
A new feature of the work at the
Beretania playground, says the report
presented by Norma Wadman Adams,
SUPERINTENDENT, lie the establishment
of day nursery" equipped with six
small hammocks, where girls who are
taking care of babies may place their
charges when they are asleep, IN order
that they may use the playground,
The report shows throughout that
there is increasing interest In the play.
ground, and that it is being well pa
tronized by the children of the neigh.
bofhood. G
Another report of interest was that
presented by Miss Frances Goold, SUI
perintendent of the Castle Home.
Mrs. swanzy President
1 Mrs. F. NJ. SwanZy was reelected
president. The meeting was well at
tended, and several interesting re-
ports dealing with the work of the
association during the past year and
outlining plans for 1s16 were pre-
scented. ..sit ~
Besides Mrs. Swanzy, other officers
were elected as follows: J,
president: Mrs. Walter F. Frear, sec
ond vice-president; Mrs. Sanford B.
Dole, third yice-president; Mrs. Isaac
Cox. recording secretary; Mrs. H.
Mist. financial secretary; Mrs. A.
Rasch, treasurer of the kfndergaTtens
and Fairgrounds. Mrs. 3. A.. Ross,
treasurer OF Castle Home: James l..
Cockbufn, auditor, !; ~s
Those selected as directors were,
Mrs. David oleson, Mrs, E. D, Kill
bourne. Miss Erfnine Cross, Miss J.
s.. Parke, Miss Elnora Sturgeon, Mrs.
e. B. Waterhouse, Miss Margaret
Hopper, Mrs. j. w, Caldwell, Mrs J.
Morton Riggs, Miss Beatrice Castle,
Mrs. Mason F. Frosser. Miss Frances
Lawrence. Miss Mabel Bosher. Mrs.
A. N. Campbell, Mrs. L. A. Thurston
ana Mrs. w. F.. Dillingham;.
| Committees Named.
The following committees were ap.
pointed:
Ways and Ineans-Mrs. David Ole.
son, chairman; Mrs. H C.. Coleman,
Mrs. 2. K. Myers and Mrs. James
Bieknell.
Hygiene Mrs. e. d. Kilbourne.
chairman. Miss Christine Kemp.
Publication--Miss Ermine Cross,
chairman; Mrs. David 0leson, Mrs.
T.. H. Petrie.
Committees on supervision in the
kindergarten department were APP
pointed as follows:
Fort street-Miss J. s. Parke, chair.
man; Mrs. w. o. Smith, Mrs. A. J.
Campbell, Mrs. j. L.. Mclean, Mrs.
David Thrum. 49,.
Miller street-Miss Elnora Stur.
geon, chairman; Mrs. A. v. Soares,
Mrs. ]. d. Marques, Miss Jessie Ken.
nedy, Miss Nora SwanZy
Kauluwela-Mrs. E. B. Waterhouse,
chairman; Mrs. Sam Baldwin, Mrs.
F. Hedemann, Miss Alice Cooke, Miss
Margaret Watefhouse.
Palanna-Miss Margaret Hopper,
chairman; Mrs. j, A. McCandless,
Mrs. J. P. Cooke, Mrs. w. L. Moore.
Muriel-Mrs W. Caldwell, chair.
man: Mrs. Charles H. Atherton, Mrs.
j. B. Guard, Mrs. e. CLARK.
Kalihi- Mrs j. Morton Riggs, chair.
man; Mrs. Marston Campbell, Mrs.
Paul Malone. Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs.
Theodore Cooke. -
Reretania-Mrs Beatrice Castle,
chairman; Mrs. Arthur Rice, Miss
Harriet Hatch, Mrs. Arthur Smith,
Miss, Mary Won Holt. = :,
Other committees were named as
follows: -.
Buildings and grounds-Mrs. Mason
Z. Prosser, chairman; Mrs. G, w,
Smith, Mrs. George Warehouse. =.
Training school-Miss Frances Law.
renee, chairman; Mrs. Howard Bow.
en-. Miss Newton. 60 ~
Supervision for Castle Home-Miss
Mabel Bosher, chairman; Mrs. H. C.
Coleman, Miss +. M. Goold.
Admission and registration-Mrs. A.
NJ Campbell, chairman; Mrs. j. p.
Cooke. Mrs. willard Brown, Miss
Beatrice Castle. #'F -. =