Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-08
Society

Pasadena avenue entertained with
reception yesterday afternoon in honor
of her two daughters, Miss Earlda
Baker and Miss Marjorie Baker. The
house was beautifully decorated, roses
and ferns being predominant. The liv-
ing room was garlanded in the pink
Killarney roses, a shower of roses and
ferns being draped over the mantle
piece and great clusters cloalxing the
window seat and tables In the hall
American Beauty roses and ferns were
used. In the alcove, where Miss Myrtle
Outlet rendered harp music, ropes of
smilax and roses formed an artistic
setting. In the Indian room were inn
mense punches of Colonel Appleton
chrysanthemums and ferns. The din
ing room was a.bower of Chatney roses.
A shower of the roses, ferns and mar
row pink satin ribbons fell from the
chandelier while in the center of the
table, which was covered with an em-
broidered cloth, fiat bouquet OF the
Chatney roses and ferns was used,
hanked by crystal candlesticks holding
pink candles with pink silk shades and
mink beaded fringe Mrs. Baker was
attired in q gown of yellow crepe
meteor yelled with a tunic of brown
embroidered net trimmed with pale
blue satin and oriental embroidery OF
bronze. gold and pearls. She carried
shower of Cattelaya orchids. MISS
satin covered with lace bordered with
swans down and caught with tiny
ermine heads. Miss Marjorie Baker,
in a white embroidered marquisette
over satin trimmed with broad figured
satin ribbons. Both debutantes carried
enormous showers of Cecil Bruner roses
and ferns Mrs. Baker was assisted IN
receiving by Mines. s. C. Bogart r. G.
Carleton, Frank Gibson. Arthur Kin
ney, e. S. Pauly, e. b. Rivers, Mathew
S. Robertson, George Reynolds, o. A.
Vickrey, Fred Wood, Charles Wier,
Warren c. /Kennedy, Ethel Kennedy,
Harriet l.. Baker, Milo A. Baker and
the Misses Jessie Atwood, Ellen Bent.
Hazel Ball, Irene Bonham, Lillian Car
Teton, Clara Estep, Galetta Mushet,
Ruth Rivers, Irma Taggart and Bell
Baker The hours were from to .,
and over 400 invitations were issued.
The beautiful home of Mrs. ]. Ross
Clark in West Adams street was the
scene of one of the loveliest gather
ings of this seasons buds yesterday
afternoon when Mrs. Clark presented
her niece, Miss Sallie Bonner, and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Walter Miller
Clark to her many friends. The house
was decorated with roses, chrysanthe-
NUNS. ferns and orchids. In the great
entrance hall the stairway was outlined
with giant bamboo and yellow chrysan-
themums In the den, where punch
was served, pink Killarney roses We're
used. In the library American Beauty
roses were combined with maidenhalr
ferns. In the dining room long
stemmed Richmond roses filled the side
board and buffet. A shower of ferns
and tulle fell from the chandelier over
tall centerpiece of the roses and ferns.
- The ceiling was festooned with pale
green gauze. and the lights were sol
tened by green beaded shades. The
breakfast room was done in the pink
Killarney roses and ferns. Mrs. Clark
wore an imported gown of gold cloth
embroidered in gray, veiled in gray
>chiffon, trimmed with gold lace. Her
ornaments were an exquisite necklace
of black and white pearls and dla-
monds Mrs. Walter Miller Clark, who
will be remembered as Miss Virginia
Mcdonald of Washington, was attired
in white satin crepe, trimmed with
calot gold lace, and carried a shower
of lilies of the valley. She wore neck
lace of pearls and diamonds. The
young debutante was most attractive
in a tulip lowered chiffon Veiled with
palest pink chiffon, with trimmings OF
the daintiest coral satin. In her hair
wide pink satin ribbon was banded
with a huge bow over the right ear.
She carried a shower of Cecil Bruner
roses and lilies of the valley. Mrs.
Clark was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee, Mrs. l. N. Van Nuys,
Mrs Stephen G. Hubbell, Mrs. Milo Nj.
Potter, Mrs. Frederick A. Wann, Mrs.
f. r. c. Klokke, Mrs. Michael J. Con-
nell, Mrs. Alfred A. Solano, Mrs. Fred
erick A. Stevens of Buffalo, Mrs. Cam
eron Erskin Thorn, Mrs Godfrey Hol-
terhoff, Mrs. Edwin t. Earl, Mrs. VIII
liam May Garland, Mrs. Joseph X.
Clark, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. Joseph
A Lewis Mrs. John Hubert Borton,
Mrs. Hamilton b. Rollins, Mrs. Earl B.
Millar, Mrs. Charles Modini-Wood, Mrs.
William A. Clark, jr., Mrs. Walter
Scott Newhall, Mrs. A. F. Naftzger,
Mrs. Frank Burnett, Mrs Harry A.
D'Acheul, Mrs. William G. Kerckhoff,
Mrs CIV Cochran, Mrs. Titan Coffey,
Mrs. Guy Barham, Mrs. Robert Elmore,
Mrs. William Richards Mrs. Victor
stewart Mrs. Henry Owen Eversole,
Mrs. A. M. Dowell and the Misses An
mis- Van Nuys, Kate Van Nuys, Eliza
beth Wood, Florence Wood, Gretchen
Stevens, Lucille Clark, Jane .Roiilns'
Amy Marie Norton, Mildred Burnett,
Nina Jones, Katherine StearnS, Juliet
Borden, katherine Banning, Sally Nc
Farland Marjorie Utley, Emma Con-
roy. Gladys Let's and Edna Let's.
The hours were from to 6.
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The marriage Of Miss Pauline A.
Schertzinger. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Sehertzlnger, to Charles III.
stuart was solemnized at high noon
Yesterday at the home of the brides
parents, S1S Randolph street, Hunt
ington park. Theabride was attired In
a gown of white satin yelled in princess
point lace and carried a shower of
brides roses and ferns. Miss Clara
Weber, a cousin of the bride, assisted
as maid of honor, attired in pale blue
satin, trimmed with lace, and carried
an arm bouquet of white roses. Victor
Schertzinger, brother of the bride,
served Mr.. Stuart as best man. The
3 house was decorated in red and green,
poinsettias, red carnations, pepper
boughs and red Christmas bells. The
wedding music was rendered by Vic
tor Schertzinger, we'll known in musical
circles of the city, who gave several
violin solos, and little Hazel Schertzin-
ger, who contributed selections on the
harp. After the ceremony a buffet
lunch was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
left for a wedding trip through the
north and will be at home after jan
uary 10 at their new home in 1926 Paul
place, Hollywood. Mrs. Stuart is well
known as a talented musician, having
given much time to vocal as well as
piano study. Mr.. Stuart was gradu-
ated from the University of Michigan,
and both have wide circle of friends
in Los Angeles.