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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1902
Page
2
An ad touts fresh daily candy and confections at New England Bakery on Matot Street. Prices list pounds of various candies from 25 to 50 cents, with premiums on buttercups and handmade chocolates.
A jumble of notices lists visits to the Mainland, meetings of benevolent lodges, a court bankruptcy filing, temperance society elections, derangements planning for a coronation event, and social departures. Items mention King Edward VII, distrustful corporate trustees, and residents traveling or returning, with society news from the Hawaiian Hotel to the Murphys Club ball.
A lodge gathering at Harmony Laden No. 3.1,0.C.F. Tuesday night featured a banqueting celebration after a degree ceremony. Speakers mixed humor with gratitude as the crowd dispersed around 2 am amid chatter of social and health remarks.
The WCTU central union meeting adopted anti-saloon league plans in Honolulu to raise funds and pressure breweries to close saloons. Women pledged to support the movement, with one hall card valued as a symbol of public support. The session also backed measures to prevent children from smoking cigarettes, with Mrs J M Whitney urging white ribbon co workers to the cause.
In Central Union church tomorrow evening May 22 Howallay SMieston Children's society marks completion of its fears of Its exlatence with a four part program. A feature will be a brief illustration by chosen men who treat a decade each. The society notes its centennial work and its influence for peace and goodwill, promoting the gospel of life and peace across the world.
The Memorial Day program for Jake W de Long Hour concluded yesterday. At Andrew's Cathedral in the west, services begin at 7:00 p.m. with Canon Weymouth as speaker. Persons attend a sequence of hymns, prayers, and organ pieces led by Rev. Cahun Weymouth. A closing hymn and postlude mark the evening. Also notes about kangaroo farming and tough conditions for handlers appear in the fragment.
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