Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-12

a surprise to all except intimate
u friends will come announcement
A. of the marriage of Miss lnez
Pauline Chapman and DR.. II. Gordon
Bayless the ceremony having taken
place quietly yesterday afternoon at
the Glendale In Riverside at o'clock,
only the parents of the bride being
present.
The party returned to Los Angeles
Immediately after the wedding, ana
following a family supper DR.. Bayless
took his bride to the Angelus, where
he has been located several years.
They will leave this afternoon on the
president" for a tour of the north
west and British Columbia, also visit
ing Seattle, and after September 10
will be at home at the Angelus, where
DIR. Bayless is house physician.
DIR. Bayless graduated from the Uni
versity of Ohio in 1881. coming to Los
Angeles from Louisville, KY, In 1897.
He is one of the best-known physicians
in the city, has been prominent So
cially belongs to Westgate lodge of
Masons and is a member of the Jona-
than club.
Mrs. Bayless, who is yet In her early
twenties and a recent graduate of the
University of Southern California, is
an exceedingly attractive young wom-
an, possessed of an unusual type of
beauty, having brown eyes and fair
hair and has been a great belle since
her school days.
Mrs. George P. Cash of West Jeffer-
son street is entertaining informally
today with a luncheon in. compliment
to Miss Nellie Davies who recently
announced her engagement with Je-
rome Van Zant. The honors of the
occasion will also be shared by Miss
Frances Wolfe, Mrs. Cash's house
guest, who is here from Texas.
Other guests, who are all Sigma
Sigma girls, are Mrs. Charles +. Scott
Mrs. Ostrum, Mrs. Alvin Percival Mrs
Fred Goulding, Miss Elizabeth Jones,
Miss Mabel Harris, Miss Ida Crowell
Miss Flora Mcdonald and Miss Vera
DeForest
Mrs. Mattison B. Jones of Harvard
boulevard entertained informally yes
terday afternoon in compliment to Mrs
j. N. Field and Miss Lois and Miss
Helen Field, wife and daughters of DR..
Field, president of the Baptist uni
versity at Redlands.
All conventionalities were laid aside
and Mrs. Jones entertained her thirty
or more guests by playing school. A
sorority was organized an initiation
followed and among other stunts the
initiates were called upon to sing col
lege songs, paying forfeits If they
failed or refused.
The following list Of examination
questions were answered by the name
of some college or university:
A mans name and his pard, minus
the first letter; a letter and a drink;
something painful when you walk and
ell; 1.-The Royal Family" by Wright;
a modest color; cozy place, an eye
and q son; a letter, an animal and
two more letters; a statesman's name
minus one letter, who would like to run
more; well and sly; first president and
greatest general; a girls name;
bright color and beautiful lands.
Decorations were all in red, the Red
lands university color, including table
appointments and refreshments.
Those asked to meet the special
guests included Mrs. Harry MarXmiller,
who assisted, Mrs. Norman Marsh, Mrs.
Belle Tinker, Mrs. Milton Adams, Mrs.
George p Cash, Mrs. G. E: Mullen, Mrs
c. T. Crowell, Mrs. r. c. Roseberry,
Mrs. T. c. .Roseberry, Mrs w. A. Ryon
Mrs. Frank e. Wolfe, Mrs. Frank a.
Dewey, Mrs. Charles A. Baskerville,
Mrs. L. u. Mcclure, Mrs. Leonard Mer-
rill, Mrs. Joseph d. Radford, Mrs. Mar
tin Bekins, Mrs. E. w. Davies, Mrs. r.
l.. Morgan, Mrs. w. II. Fowler, Mrs
Cecilia Bryant, Mrs w. l.. Tucker
Mrs. Henry H. Becker, Mrs. Grace II.
Jacobs, Miss Marian Mcclure, Miss
Nellie Davies. Miss Elcan, Miss Pau
line Elcan, Miss Belle Crowell and Miss
Ida Crowell.
Miss Emma Fuller will leave today
for Elmira, N. Y, to be gone until
November. On her way east she will
visit friends at Minneapolis and later
will spend some time in New York
city. on her return Miss Fuller will
pass the winter in Goldheld, New.
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Mrs. S. e. Dillehunt, at her bunga-
low home on West Fiftieth street,
gave a pleasant luncheon yesterday in
honor of Mrs. Lydia Baker and daugh-
ter. Miss Delilah Baker of Kansas
CITY, Mo-, who have fingered in and
about Los Angeles since the reunion
of the Elks.
Y other guests at the luncheon were
Mrs. Mary Casteel, Mrs Mary Will
liams, Mrs. NJ. Johnson, Mrs. Eta
Clark, Mrs Belle Prudhomme, Mrs.
Marie swigart and Mrs Nora Mead
Westlake Methodist church was the
scene Tuesday evening of the mar
riage of Miss Jeanette Lily Sacket,
daughter of Mrs. e. B. Sackett OF
West Second street, and Earl R.
Shaffner. Rev. d. f. Hall, who Of
ficiated, being assisted by Rev. James
Blackledge
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffner will return
from a camping excursion in the
mountains to reside on Second street,
near Kingsley drive.
Miss Gertrude Grove of West Twenty
first street entertained with cards Tues
day in compliment to Miss Lucille
Young of Kansas City, who has been
her house guest for a month and who
is leaving today for her home.
There were present Mr. and Mrs.
Charles F. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Beam, Mr.. and Mrs. Holland Best, Mr..
and Mrs. A. b. McCord, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ.
Grove, Mr.. and Mrs George Howard,
Mrs. Rosa Packson, the Misses Laura
Wilson, Enrica Jackson, Eudora Clark,
Mary Jackson, Gertrude Moore, Daisy
Moore Marie Preston, Name Cliff,
Minnie Shiffler, and Dumont Clark,
Rodney Clark. George Williams, Ron
aid Moore, VIII Grove, George Grove,
Charles Grove, Ralph Lang, Frank
Johnson, William Reed and William
Beeman.
A cable received by the steamship
department of the German-American
Savings bank announces the safe ar