Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-10
GIVE BAZAAR FOR BEL.
CLAN ORPHAN 49,.

CHILDREN GIVE BAZAAR FOR BEL.
CLAN ORPHAN 49,.
Twelve little Honolulu girls who
have adopted a Belgian baby and have
pledged themselves to care for it gave
a bazaar on Thursday afternoon. 1t
was held at the home of Mrs. Edwin
Benner and was huge success. For
weeks these youngsters have devoted
Saturdays toward the making of arti-
cles for sale. In the first place, the
necessary money was advanced by the
parents of one of the children and
they had been paying % cents a month
each out of their spending money. The
children also wished to send a Christ
mas present to their ward, and so
splendid was the result of their efforts
that they will be able to repay the loan
and to send twenty dollars for Christ
mas. ,..... :..:.
A fancy work booth was in charge
of Katherine De Freest and Margaret
Sayres. Dainty name cards and tally
cards were a great attraction here.
Adele Lindeman and Gretchen Bier
bach had mysterious fish pond, from
which came anything but fish, yet the
fishing was good. -
Eleanor Lyser and Marcy Schmidt
disposed of, ice cream cones.
Alberta Mooney and Theone Linde-
man served a delicious brew of punch.
A beautiful doll was given to the
highest bidder, Miss Sibyl Johnston
being the lucky owner.
After the fair an auction sale was
held of the left-overs, Mrs. st. C.
Sayres being the auctioneer.
In all $71.65 was made, the expenses
being $3.50.
The following are the twelve faith
full little workers who have set an ex.
ample that might we'll be followed by
many other girls in Honolulu: Kath-
crime Belner, Jessie Bon, Gretchen
Bierbach, Louise Drew, Katherine De
FrceSt, Eleanor Lyser. Theone Linde-
man. Adele Lindeman, Alberta
Mooney. Emma Tarleton, Marcy
Schmidt and Margaret Sayres. - =.
MRS. FRIEDRICH A. SCHAEFER
HONORS MISS SCHAEFER
Miss Pauline Schaefer was the guest
of honor at a questioned shower on
Friday afternoon, when Hrs. Frederick
A. Schaefer entertained for her. A
large MALE lei was put about Miss
Schaefer's shoulders and suspended
from one end to the other were the
packages containing the dainty gifts.
The shower was significant of her
early departure as a bride. 49, 81.
The party was held on the lawn and
was a charming affair. Mrs. Schae-
fer,s guests were: Miss Pauline
Schaefer, Miss Dorothy Guild, Miss
Ruth Soper, Miss Ruth Anderson, Miss
Ruth MoChesney, Miss Martha Nc
Chesney, Miss Marie Ballentyne, Miss
Mary Won Holt, Miss Hilda Won Holt.
Miss Sara Lucas, Miss Mary Lucas,
Miss Bernice Halstead, Miss Thelma
Miss Margaret Ayers, Miss
Aileen Dowsett, Miss Helen Jones,
Miss Margaret Jones, Miss Sibyl Rob- !
ertson, Miss Grace Robertson. Miss
Irma Wodehouse, Miss Marjory Capps, |
Miss May Biven, Miss Geraldine Berg,
Miss Margaret Schofield, Mrs. Ralph |
Clark, Mrs. Merwin Carson, Mrs. |
Marshall Henshaw, Mrs. William B. |
Lymer, Mrs. L. E.. Hooper, Mrs. George |
Ahlborn, Mrs. Gustav Sehaefer, Mrs. ]. |
W. Waldron, Mrs. Robert Elgin, Mrs.
Vivian Dyer. Mrs. Dickson Mott, Mrs. |
Harry Hoffman, Mrs Charles Lucas,
IT.. Mrs. Herbert Dowsett, Mrs. Alex.
1nder G. M. Robertson. Mrs. George
i Brown, Mrs. George Collins, Mrs. F.
Schaefer, Sr., Mrs. Guy Minor, Mrs.
Louis Caps and Mrs. Ferdinand Hede-
mann. "
Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES #. WILL
DER'S INFORMAL DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Wilder en-
tertained very informally before the
bail for the congressman on Friday
evening, with dinner for six guests.