Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-11-18

Uutdcor Circle Garden Fete.
The final plans and preparations for
the Outdoor Circle garden fete to be
held at the home Of Mrs. Frederick J..
I,owrey next Saturday afternoon have
kept society maids and matrons busy
an this week and IL IL expected that
the affairtwilI sllrpass any Of its kind
ever given III HoEelrlu. u 4 !.
Tie Juvenile Jinks" WIN be the
biggest feature Of tie affair, and the
little youngsters who are to take part
In the entertainment are anxiousiy
awaiting the time for the curtain to
rise for their part Of the performances
THE links viii open with a pageant Of
children, the first section including
babies IN carriages and the last show
iug tile school children Many Of
Honoluius pretliest children will be
seen on this occasion and all Of them
viii be daintiIy costumed Following
the parade VIII be the baby circus.
Just What Is 10 happen at the circus
is being kept secret, but the little
tets who are IN IL say II Is sumfi1f
funny" so all. who are planning to
attend the iiAks VIII have TO be con-
tent with that explanation.
There has been much said as to
The proceeds OF the fete. Numerous
suggestions have been made that
At least a part Of the funds
raised should be given 70. the Belgians
OF to some local charitable institution.
A meeting Of the executive committee
was held and the question discussed.
II was decided, however. that the mon
ey should be used as was originally
planned for the general fund Of the
organization This means that it will
be used TO improve and make inviting
various spots around the city and to
carry on ether work Of, the circle. ia-
Guiding the 1aa6tifyfhk Of the city. -
The slight fee Of 25 cents is to be
charged all who enter the grounds
of the beautiful home bf Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick J. Iowrey. where the fete
is 10 be held on Saturday.
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a Pretty Wedding.
II was 4 very pretty wedding among
the flowersss &C which 1lr1 Eoan Yet
Ching was married to Miss Amy Fook-
Kyau Cheng on Thursday evening at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.
Wilmington on Prospect street by the
Rev A. A. Ebersole In the presence
of about 40 invited guests, all except
a few very intimate frienus being rela-
tives OF the bride and ffD01Hs Miss
gToonls cousin. Chun An Put, has best
man. Two little nieces Of the bride,
Helen Tsark and Eunice Cheng. scat
tered Hpwers In the path of the bride.
The bridal chorus from Lohengrin was
played BY Miss Ruth Carter
Miss Cheng is 4 graduate Of the
Normal school. also Of Punahous 1903,
and, after three years In Wallesley.
taught In the Kaahumafau school Mr..
Ching Is son OF Ching Afiing, for
30 years associated with Mr. w. RI.
Castle, and Is 4 graduate of Punal1ou,
class of 1905.
The wedding gifts were many and
beautiful. e
Tho bridal leeaple left on the Maaiha
KRa for their future home in Hilo.
where Mr. Ching is employed In
the bhnk Of Bishob e Co Ayiarge as
senibiy Of their friends shadh them
farewell
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On Friday the Thirteenth. = ~
Miss Evelyn. Breekcns aentertaineul
j. few OF her girl fricncs al the dam
SAINT en- Friday the. thirteenth OF No
Fenber, the girls, together with the.
hostess. numbering thirteen. The al
fair was most enjoyable. the guests
spending q delightful afternoon trips
ping the latest of the dances, yellow
was the predomins.fing coior OF the
decorations. and quantities Of yellow
chrysanthemuIns were arranged about
the house. At the close OF the day
light refreshments were served.
Among these present were; Miss Hell
en- Church, Miss May Walker, Miss
Edith Carter. Miss Elizabeth, Camp
bell Miss Esme Damon, Miss Gene
We've Hooking, Miss Neud Sanderson,.