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This document discusses the definition and history of the term "socialite". It begins by defining a socialite as a member of the social elite or someone seeking to be part of high society. The word was first used in 1928 according to Merriam-Webster. Over time, the meaning of socialite has come to refer to very wealthy individuals, often through inheritance, who are actively involved in high-class social events and consider themselves kings or queens of the city. Examples of prominent Indonesian socialite families mentioned are the Bakrie family and Cendana family. The document then discusses some of the social activities and charitable works engaged in by socialites.
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Power Point Primarita Myhardi
- 1. Mid exam Primarita Myhardi IIIC Speaking II Lecturers: Natalia Fitriani. SS.t,S.Pd STKIPYDB LUBUK ALUNG
- 2. Origin of the word socialite A socialite is a slightly pejorative term for a member of a social elite, or someone aspiring to be a member. According to Merriam- Webster the word was first used in 1928.
- 3. A socialite is a person who participates in social activities and spends a significant amount of time entertaining and being entertained at fashionable upper-class events Socialite
- 4. DEVELOPMENT SOCIALITE MEANING Irony as time goes by, the socialite to be one of the thousands of victims who have said shift of meaning. Socialite the last imaged as a very wealthy man(usually because of inheritance),active socially in hijacks and spree, together with a number of conglomerates and think of themselves as the king or queen of the era metropolis.
- 5. SOCIALITE BAKRIE FAMILY CENDANA FAMILY
- 6. Family conglomerates British royal family
- 7. Social Work Activities Division Groceries This activity is held as an expression of gratitude and share the blessings received by the Foundation to families below the poverty line in Jakarta and surrounding areas. Activities giving nutritious food to malnourished babies. Activity compensation cost of education to the children can not afford.
- 8. social activities Raising funds for the corporate executives and the show is arguably more exclusive or classy. It may be through a party or organizing a music concert in star, fashion, garden party and dance on the beach, and so forth.
- 9. Thank you