Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-30
Society

Wood. The whole house was trans
formed into floral bower, the hall
mass of Killarney roces and ferns, the
mantel and grand stairway being
banked with hundreds OF fragrant flow
ers. In the gold French reception room
orchids were used exclusively The Ii
brary was done entirely in Richmond
roses and palms, the drawing room in
My Maryland roses, and the music
room in American Beauty roses. In
the Japanese room, where two tiny
Japanese maids in costume served tea,
peach blossoms and wlsteria were
used. The grotto was rich with ferns
and Richmond roses. In the palm room
hundreds of blossoms which had been
sent to the young debutante were
banked everywhere, and a rich border
of autumn leaves made an attractive
frieze. The piece de resistance was
the dining room, which was all In pink.
Soft loops of tulle and maidenhair ferns
were used on the side walls. and on
the table, which was covered with a
rich lace cloth, an immense cornucopia
of pink from which fell an enormous
shower of Cecil Bruner roses and maid
enhair ferns. Bows of pink tulle were
fastened to each corner of the table
Cecil Bruner roses and ferns were
massed on the buffet and mantel shelf.
The young debutante was goWned in
soft shell pink satin, with hand-em-
broidered oVerdress of roses and seed
pearls. She carried shower of pink
Orchids
Mrs. Perry wore a gown of white
satin trimmed with rich lace. and her
ornaments We're pearls and diamonds.
Mrs. Wood. in a gown of smoke gray
etoile with tunic Of gray net embroi-
dered in cut steele and crystal.
Miss Elizabeth Wood, whc made her
debut last Easter. was attired in rose
pink satin, veiied with chiffon and em-
Droidered in satin pearls and the cor
sage was of the pearls with spray OF
pale pink roses. She carried an arm
bouquet of NV MARYLAND roses. The
decorations were done by Wrights
flower shop.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
CeiVing 10y Mines. Ernest a. Bryd 1t,
Joseph b. Banning, Fred Hathaway
Bixby, Adna Il. Chaffee, Michael j.
Connell, j. Ross Clark, Titan j. CoHey,
James Mcbride Cockins, E. T. Clark,
Charles E. Dick, Edwin T. Earl, Henry
owen EVersole. John II. Francis, Will
liam May Garland, Howard e. Hunt
iugton.- Stephen c. Hubbell, West
Hughes, Henry Howard, E. P. Johnson,
William Parish Jeffries, George King
Il. f. c. Klokke, James Miles Moore,
William Wales Mines, James G.. Mos
sin, Earl B. Nillar, John G. Mott, Wal
ter S. Newhall, John H. Norton, Chas.
Praeger John IL. f. Peck, Joseph ID.
Radford, Mary lie Grande Reed, John
e. Stearns, Cameron Ersl1ine Thorn, l.
n. Van Nuys, G. Wiley Wells, Boyle
Misses Elizabeth Wood. Katherine
Stearns, Sally Bonner, Kathleen
Spence, Elizabeth Hicks. Amy Marie
Norton, Emma Conroy, Lucille Clark,
Sally Mcfarland, Gladys Let's, Edna
Let's Virginia Nourse, Jane Rollins
Katherine Banning, Mildred Burnett,
Mary Lindley, Mollie Adelia Brown,
Juliette Borden and May Rhoades.
In the evening the husbands of the
receiving party and the following young
men were invited in to buffet supper
and a dance which followed: Paul
Bucklin, Jack Bucklin, Neil Brown,
Harry Blackmore, Dick Clapp, Henry
DAILY, Nat Head, Tim Horan, George
Kirkwood Bert Ijams, Philo Lindley,
Maynard McFie. Chester Moore, H. Nc
Manus, Neil Pendleton, James Page,
George Reed, Jack Somers, Carol Still
son, Jack Ledley, George Binner and A.
staten. One of the features of the az
ternoon was an organ recital, ana Sma-
dee's orchestra furnished the music
later for dancing. over $50 limitations
were issued.
Mrs. Henry O'Melveny Of Wiltshire
boulevard will entertain with lunch
con this afternoon in honor of the de-
butantes, Miss Marjorie Utley being
the guest of honor.
Mrs. John William Dwight OF WASH
ington, who is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Emmeline Childs in West Adams
street, will entertain with luncheon
this afternoon at the California cluo'
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Balfour of the
Cambria Union apartments IN Union
avenue entertained informally Sunday
afternoon in honor of Nine. Liza Len
man. Mrs. Irene ROLAND assisted the
hosts and covers were laid for Mrs.
Gertrude Ross and w. S. Brush
Mr.. and Mrs William Young of West
moreland place are entertaining rs
house guests for the past week Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Duane Young of
Minneapolis.
In honor of Misses Lucy, Gertrude
and Edna Hauerwaas, who recently re-
turned from a trip abroad, Miss Anna
Schaefer of Westlake avenue enter
tanned with a bridge party recently.
The prizes were captured by Mrs, Will
liam Winsboro, Miss Elsie Frese and
Miss Edna Hauerwaas.
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One of the THANKSGIVING weddings
was that of Miss Lillian M. Bussell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bus
sell, and Fred e. Wadsworth, which
was celebrated at the home of DR.. c.
NJ. Carter, the officiating clergyman, at
1925 Ingraham street. Following the
ceremony a Thanksgiving dinner was
served at the home of Mr.. WadsWorth
in Eagle Rock. The bride was attired
in a gown of white broadcloth and car
ried pink sweet peas. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wadsworth will reside at 131 North
Avenue 22.
Miss Serbia Schoning, daughter of
Mrs. c. F. Jones of 665 West Holly
wood boulevard, entertained with
house party. her guests being students
from the Westlake School for Girls.
Those who enjoyed the outing were,
Misses Margaret Graham, Nina Scip-
10, Hazel heegan, Reba Schut, M l.
dred Wheeler and Esther Bridges. Sat-
urday Miss Schoning entertained with
a box party at the tennis tournament
in honor of her house guests. The
Misses Lillian Grass, Teddy Grass, Mil
dred Isaacs, Florence Isaacs, Irene
Combe, Phillis Richardson and Ruth
Hoegee also being in the party.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M Hanison We're
surprised by friends recently at their
home in Redwood avenue, the party be-
ing in honor of the fifteenth anniver-
sary of their marriage. Delicious sup
per was served and covers We're laid
for Mr.. and Mrs. H. Flack Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Shaw,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. PEBBLES, Mrs. d. o.
Hilman, Mrs. Dellinger, Mrs. c. M.
Lincoln Mrs. w. l. Belcher Mrs.
Sadie Mercer, Mrs. N. J. Calvert, Mrs
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