Executives of some of the biggest companies in the country got together for the 1st Solane Golf Tournament at the Wack Wack Golf and Country Club, dahlings.
Leading the pack were bosses of Isla LPG Corp., such as executive committee chair Ricky Delgado Jr., COO Mon del Rosario, CEO Toshihisa Fuse, sales general manager Jimmy Bongga and industrial sales head Elma Revillame.
I’m no golfer although I tried it once at Baguio Country Club and the ball almost went all the way to the Pink Sisters’ chapel.
“I am happy that Solane continues to exceed the expectations of our clients and consumers,” said Delgado. “The 1st Solane Golf Tournament is one of the ways we go the extra mile in thanking and catching up with our clients.”
Loads of amazing prizes, such as Samsonite luggage, Nike golf bags and TW Steel watches, were given to the businessman-golfers, palangga.
All-American food fest
The Manila Marriott Hotel went all-American last July 4 on the occasion of the American Independence Day celebration. The festivities lasted throughout July.
The “All-American All Good” food fest featured chocolate sculptures of American pop culture icons Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe and James Dean.
The hotel’s Manila Ballroom was totally all-American as guests wore red, white and blue. They enjoyed the lavish spread of food prepared in the different stations by executive chef Meik Brammer. Served were barbecue, tortilla chips, Texas chilli and soup.
The huge servings of jambalaya wowed everyone, as well as the generous flow of Beringer wines, Jack Daniel’s whiskey cocktails and Budweiser beer.
Harley Davidson bikes were at the center of the ballroom; RJ guitars were also on display.
United States Ambassador Philip Goldberg enjoyed himself immensely. Filipino-American host G Tongi introduced John Havens of Certified Angus Beef as Marriott’s guest chef for the All-American All Good food festival.
Acrobats and dancers, courtesy of Resorts World Manila, performed, dahlings.
To inquire about Marriott activities, call tel. 9889999. Follow @marriottmanila on Twitter and Facebook.
Esprit Rockwell reopens
Esprit is known for its sunny Californian fashion styles, dahlings.
Effortless, authentic and carefree, the brand upholds positive values through its easy tailoring, relaxed designs, made-to-last quality and responsible production, with collections for men and women, for any occasions.
Esprit recently opened its renovated Power Plant Mall outlet.
The new and improved store has a brighter feel to it. Whitewashed walls were complemented by light details.
And because Esprit is about all that’s natural and a sustainable lifestyle, the label incorporated crafts and elements via in-store visuals in its new concept store.
The event was graced by Esprit principal Darren Guyatt, Cinderella vice president for international brands Richard Santos and Cinderella brand manager for Esprit Jing Bernardino.
Women who attended the event were delighted at the brand’s latest collection—a refreshing selection of cool tees and button-downs, dainty chiffon tops and spirited dresses. All of them reflected the ultra-feminine look, dahlings.
Meanwhile, the brand’s newest endorsers, supermodels Edita Vilkeviciute and Liu Wen, represent Esprit’s sunny and carefree style, as they sashayed around the guests, palangga.
Esprit is exclusively distributed by Cinderella Marketing Corp.
