Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-11

used throughout the reception rooms,
while great yellow chrysanthemums
and giant bamboo were combined in
the hall and stairway.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Smith, accom-
panied by Sidney Smith jr., who have
| been treveling for the summer through
Japan and the Philippines, returned
early in the week and are domiciled
at $50 South Burlington avenue for the
winter.
Mrs. John r. Powers and Mrs Rich
ard D. Bronson will entertain at the
Ebell clubhouse in South Figueroa
street Thursday afternoon December
Is, in honor of their mother and sister,
| Mrs. r. " Day and Miss Gretchen
Day, who recently returned from
years trip around the world.
Mrs. Frances Josephine Holmes of
Cordova street and Normandie avenue
has issued invitations for tea Thurs
day afternoon, December Is, in honor
of her daughter, Miss Helen Frances
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w Hanson, whose
marriage was solemnized last Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Getz, in Aldama street, have re-
turned from THEIR N6uulilS lIlD anu dI 2
at home to their friends in the Barry
man apartments, S34 Golden avenue.
s.
Mrs. William Bayly of the Hotel
Darby entertained with a beautifully
| appointed luncheon at the Alexandria
Friday afternoon, to introduce her
| daughter-in-law Mrs. William Bayly
| jr., to her many friends. The rooms
were decorated with chrysanthemums
nd PnaItU and ferns,
Pink Killarney roses were used in the
banquet hall. Mrs Bayly was attired
in an imported gown of white satin
yelled with spangled net, while Mrs.
William Bayly, jr, wore a gown of
white chiffon with trimmings of silver
and carried a shower of orchids and
lilies of the valley. Mrs Bayly was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. George
Bayly Mrs. Hugh K. Walker. Mrs.
Willitts j. Hole, Mrs. Edward L. Do
heny, Mrs. w. ]. Davis, Mrs. John V.
G. Posey, Mrs. w. S. Hook, jr., Mrs.
E. D. Lyman, Mrs. Chester Montgom-
cry and Miss Agnes Hole.
Dinner was served for the assisting
women and their escorts, Mr.. and Mrs
7, p. Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Allison
Barlow and A. Staten later In the
evening. More than 300 invitations were
issued.
Among the charming receptions Civ
en- in honor of the debutantes was that
of Mrs. Fred Lawrence Baker of Pas
adena avenue. who entertained Tues
| dav afternon in honor of her two
daughters. Miss Earlda and Miss Mar
| iorie Baker. The color scheme of pink
and green was carried out, from the
palest Chatney and Killarney roses to
the deep American Beauties.
$
II Lonor of Mise Caroline Garfield
daughter of Charles A. Garfield of AL
varado street, whose engagement to
| Silsby Spalding was announced recent
| ly. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Doheny OF
| Chester place will entertain with a
dance Tuesday evening, January TO-
-Ss-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fryman of the
! Hayward are entertaining as house
| guests their nieces, Miss Armstrong
| and Miss Anna Armstrong of Marys-
vile, Ohio. Miss Anna Armstrong was
| recently graduated from Haddon Han
The young women reached Los Angeles
Tuesday and will remain some Weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND M. Armour,
| whose marriage was solemnized at the
| Church of the Angels November s, have
returned from their wedding trip ana
are in Arlington Heights Mrs. Ar
mour will be remembered as Mrs. Del
! Ia M. EnBllSH
The marriage of Miss Mary Irwin
| McClung. daughter of DIR. S. II. Nc
! Chung, to William Craig Paine was
| solemnized Thursday evening De
cember 1. at the residence of the brides
| father in Highland Park, the Rev.
| Robert w. Clelland officiating. The
bride. attired in white charmeuse
| trimmed with rose point lace. with
| tulle veil held in place by orange blos-
! SONS. carried a shower of brides roses
and lilies. Mrs. Arthur w. Buell., sis
| ter of the bride, assisted as matron of
honor. and Charles d. Paine served his
brother as best man. Herry r. Patty
| of Redlands rendered the wedding
music. Mr. and Mrs. Paine left on a
wedding trip, and will make their
| home in Wilkes Barre, Pa. Before
going there, however, they will visit
! Mr.. Paine's parents, Professor and
| Mrs. c. r. Paine of Grafton.
The meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary
of the Illinois society was held NoVem-
ber s at the home of Mrs. E. M. Burt,
vice president of the auxiliary, and
decision was made to reorganize under
the name Of "The Illinois Social club"
admitting both men and women to
membership, meeting once month.
The officers in charge will continue in
office until the first Of the year The
next meeting will be held December
Is in the Los Angeles-P Pacific building,
South Hill street A musical program
will be given, followed by cards and
dancing. All Ilinoisans win be gladly
welcomed. The present officers are: