Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-07
'chiIdren's Fair.

The cfildren's fair which is taking
place this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Al. II. Tarletons Manoa valley, Il
exciting considerable interest among
the small members OF the charitable
circle. Each year the following little
girfs, Gretchen Bierbach, Erma Tarle-
ten, Louise Drew, Eleanor Lyser. Al.
berta Mooney, Catharine Benner,
Theone Lindeman and Adele Linde-
man, assisted by Colby Tarleton and
HarIin Benner, have organized sale
for some definite charitable purpose
last year making valuable contribu-
ton toward the wheeled chair for the
crippled newsboy.
earlier than usual In order to give a
portion toward the war relief fund. AS
the general fund has already been for
warded, the proceeds will be given to
the Belgian fund and especially to-
ward the Belgian children.
These children have spent a great
deal OF thought and work upon their
donations and many people will be
SURPRISED to see the really acceptable
and dainty things they have placed at
the various booths.
The fair takes place at 3 O'Clock
and will last as long as there is any
thing to sell.
The various booths are organized
as follows:
Sewing booth Eleanor Lyser, Cath
arine Benner, Alberta Mooney.
Art and crsfts-G etchen Bierbach.
Erma Tarleton, Louise Drew and Bet
lty Steere. q.
Candy Theone. Lindeman,, Adele
Z indeman, Marguerite BeIser.
Lemonade Catherine De Freest
Carol Gartenberg.
GrabsJean GartenDerg, Alice Ly-
ser, Dolly Mooney.
lee cream cornucopias Colby Tarle-
ton, Hafiin Benner.
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.Scrisi st Central Union.
The usual afternoon social which
the Women's Society Of Central Union
church is planning for Thursday AT
te1oQn2 November u. from 8 to 5.
WIZ take the form OF a thimble party
All ladies are invited to bring their
sewing with them, and with Christ
mas presents already In the air. this
needle tea" should see an interesting
display Of fancy work. A most infor.
maj afternoon Is thus assured, with
plenty OF opportunity for real avisit-
ING An attractive musical program
VIII be given with q violin solo from
Miss Yates, songs nom Mr.. PhiIinl
Hall, who has just returned from the
Orient; and d piano selection from
Miss Jessie Buchanan Of the Punahon
faculty, The usual dainty refresh.
ments will be served.
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The Chinese Fair.
The fair at the Chinese Mission on
beretania street planned for the 10Th
OF this month is being awaited win
much interest. The fair Is being given
Tor the benefit of the Chinese Girls,
Clubs, OF which there are two. and the
club members are working untiringIy
70 make their bazaar success. One
Of the greatest sacrifices being made
i by the Chinese brides who have Of
Tered their wedding gowns for sale.
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highly BY the oriental brides. Besides
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