Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Forty-Fifth Annual Report of the Hawaiian Mission Children's Society: Presented June 19, 1897
Some of the members thought that it was taking too much upon themselves for those present to appropriate such a large amount when only a few of the large contributors made up the amount at the end of the year.
This discussion was followed by the statement on the part of the president that he thought large contri butors gave as freely and gladly to the Cousins' Society as the smaller contributors, and that they took pleas ure in making the Cousins their stewards for these amounts.
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