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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
2
The bulletin lists varied items from ads to notices including shipping and transport details, society meetings, church events, school activities, and local business promotions. It notes attendance, prices, addresses, and upcoming services and performances, reflecting a busy community page with multiple organizations and individuals named.
The Sunray school of the First Methodist church staged a postponed Christmas celebration last evening in the church on Mil and Horetnia streets. Decorations of palm, ferns, and flowers framed mottos and a full program featured songs, recitations, and a Santa Claus appearance. Reverend G L Pearson received a purse of gold from Sunday school children after the event. The highlight was the primary class song Jesus Bids Us Shine with each child holding a lit taper.
A note from Pratt of the Fire Claims Commission to Senator Warren of Wyoming discusses fire loss settlements from Honolulu 1891 and the proposed congressional appropriations. It mentions candidate Breckons for a Wyoming post, support from Clark Monejell and others, and the Wyoming delegation’s stance. The letter expresses favorable view of Wyoming’s reputation and promises to assist in securing the desired adjustments.
A late San Francisco paper notes the golden jubilee of the Domini can Statern College at San Myfuel on the 13th. It mentions Milaes Kua and daughters of Jobo Ena, president of the Intertlund Co. Luncheon and a program feature orchestral and vocal selections by college girls. Notable performances include Miss Clay Joe and Miss Mabel Kua ensemble, plus soloists Miss Gila Bethune and Miss Mary Bina. The Bulletin’s weekly edition remains the Territory’s largest paper, with sixte en and twenty pages. option at the office of I t veweelands, price 25 cents.
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