Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-22

! warren, assisted Dy MIS-. /. NJ. Cox.
The organizations who are to fur.
nish singers, together with their lead
ers, are as follows:
Those Who VIII Sing.
Catholic choirs, Rev. Father Uld-
rich; Central Union and volunteers
from the Apollo club, Stanley Living
ston;. Chinese Church choir, E.. 8.
Kong; Christian Church choir, Mrs. J.
H, Bowman; Japanese Church choir.
Rev. Heri; KauHakapiIi Church choir,
Miss Isabella Narnanu; Kamehameha
Girls and Boys, Schools, r. N. .Kuds.
peth; Mid-Paciffc Institute, Miss Ruth
Tubbs; Mckinley High School. Miss
Clara Pearson; Methodist Church
choir, Mrs. f. F. Frye; Normal school,
Miss Helen Pratt; Palama Settlement,
Mrs. James sRath; Protestant Portu.
guese choir. Miss Olympia Soares;
Punahou Preparatory and Academy,
Miss Jane L. Winnie; Recognized
Church of Latter Day Slints, Miss
Bernice Kahanamoku; Seventh Day
Adventist choir, Jonah Kumalae; Har
waiian Girls Glee Club of Y. w. C..
A., Mrs. David L. Crawford.
Rehearsal Tomorrow.
1t is announced that the pupils of
Punahou Academy and Preparatory
School, and those of the Mid-Pacific
Institute who are members of the
community chorus, are requested to
meet at Central Union parish house
Sunday, December %, at 3:15 o'clock
and Monday, December "a, at T:15
o'clock so that they may go in body
to the Capitol grounds where they will
be seated In bleachers with the other
groups Of singers.
On Christmas Eve no motor cars
will be allowed within the capitol
grounds, but they may be parked on
King street and the crosstown trib-
utary streets, from which a good view
OF the Capitol grounds and building
will be obtainable. The various COM
nnittees who have had the project in
charge have worked long and hard to
perfect the arrangements, but. espe.
cially is credit due to Miss Mary
Winnie, who has been in general
charge and. from whom much of the
inspiration for the affair has come;
and also to Miss Jane Lathrop Winnie,
who has had general charge Of drill.
ing the choruses and Of the entire
musical supervision.
The program will commence
promptly at o'clock and when the
church bells Of the city ring out In
joyous peals. at half after seven, as
is requested by the National Red
Cross, it is hoped that they will find
thousands Of people on their way to
the capitol grounds to join in this ma
tion-wide celebration of the birthday
Of a King. ..... Il
Ali who have field glasses and
opera glasses are urged to bring
them, the better to see the tabIeaux.
Carols to Be Sung.
The four carols which will be sung
by the entite crowd are here printed
and it is requested that all who have
not yet committed the words to mem
DRY do SO at once, and cut out the
songs to be used for reference Monday
night. They are here given in the
order in which they are to be sung
during the program:
o LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM
o little town OF Bethlehem,
How still We see thee lie, y i
Above thy deep and dreamIess sleep,
The silent stars go by; ..-~~.
Yet in thy dark streets shineth
The everlasting light, =,
The hopes and fears Of all the years
Are met in, thee tonight.
For Christ is born, of Mary,
And gathered all above, - - i:
While mortals sleep, the angels keep
Their watch of wondering love.