Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-30
Society

Invitations have been received by
many Los Angeles friends from Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Brittin of Springfield,
Ill, to the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Edith Brittin, to Henry Burbank,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Burbank of
Wiltshire boulevard. The ceremony will
be read in Springfield Tuesday Janu-
ary 8. After a wedding trip through the
east Mr.. Burbank will bring his bride
to live in Los Angeles. Mrs. O. b.
Fuller Of Benton way, an aunt OF the
bride-elect, accompanied Mr. Burbank
and his sister, Miss Grace Burbank. on
his trip east several days ago. Miss
Brittin was the guest of Mrs. Fuller
last year, and has number of warm
friends here. who are planning many
affairs IN her honor upon her arrival
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Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Anderson enter
tained with an informal reception at
their home in Brighton avenue in honor
of their, golden wedding anniversary
Monday afternoon and evening. Inc
house was beautifully decorated WITH
yellow and green, a bower of Chrysan-
thernums having been erected in the
den under which they stood to receive
their guests. The dining room, where
the table was set, was filled with the
chrysanthemums and asparagus terms
and ropes of smilaX and FERNS were
looped from the chandeliers to the COR
ners of the table fastened with I'M
mense bows of yellow gauze ribbons
MANY, friends responded to invitations
and in the immense living room were
poinsettias and holly, indicative OF the
Christmas season.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Hazel Rainier to Albert
Brewer, The ceremony was read at the
home of the brides sister, Mrs. p. Dun
more, in South Olive street, by the rev
]. M. Schaeffle. After a brief wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer Will reside IN
Edendale.
Mrs. John p. Friedlein and Miss Ade-
liza Friedlen of Michigan Will pass the
winter in Los Angeles and have taken
apartments at the Burlington in West
Ninth street where they are the guests
,of MIR. and Mrs. julius V. Seyler'
New Years day will be celebrated
with a number of informal receptions
and teas Among the hostesses Will be
Mrs. Lucian Napoleon Brunswig, who
will entertain in honor of Miss Bernard
of San Francisco, who is her guest at
her beautiful home in West Adams
street. Mrs. Edmund F. Burton will be
hostess at an informal tea at her home
in Sunset place. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Modini-Wood and their charming
daughters are always at home on sun
days, and Mrs. Abner Ross ana MRS
Gertrude Ross will be at home to their
friends at their home in South Ava
RADIO street. Mrs. Maria Hughes Wag-
goner, with her daughters, Misses Elsie
and Elizabeth Waggoner, Will also be
hostesses at a studio tea at their home
in Plnehurst road, Hollywood
, 1,.. n c,,,;+bars apter-
tanned with reception last evening at
their home in West Adams street in
honor of the Rev. Russell c. Booker of
Lexington Kas.- Mr., Booker has come
from Kentucky to accept the assistant
pastorate of the First Christian church
at Eleventh and Hope streets. of when
Rev Snithers is pastor. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion, and there were eighty guests pres
ent. The den and living room were
bright with poinsettias and ferns, while
in the halls silver bells tied with broad
red satin ribbons were hung ana IN the
reception room pink azaleas and pink
carnations were combined with ferns.
Addresses of welcome were made by
James b. warren. Elvin !! Curry, w.
II. Wagner and Rev. A. c. Smlthers, TO
which Mr.. Booker responded. lhusl-
cal program was rendered by MIS-
Anna Craig. who sang several selec-
tions, and Mrs. b. w. Cowan, who con
tributed numbers on the piano. The
guests were the official board and their
families. -.-,s- a
Miss Helen Diekey,s daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Dickey of Hall place
HOLLYWOOD, entertained with charm
ing luncheon yesterday afternoon of
ten covers. The house was decorated
with Christmas decorations and in the
center of the table was an enormous
Christmas pie from which extended req
,ibbons to each place bearing the place
cards. and when they were pulled a
gift for each guest was found IN the PIE
The pie was banked with Violets ana
ferns. Bridge was played afterward'
The Burlington apartments VIII en-
tertain with their annual Christmas
dance this evening in West Nlnth
street. There will be many dinner and
supper parties given.
The Los Angeles chapter of the kap-
ma Kappa Gamma sorority will enter
tain with a reception in the members
room of the Y. w. C. A. Saturday ar
ternoon. Miss Grace Maxwell will be
the hostess.
Mrs. J. F.. Conroy of West Thirtieth
street left Wednesday for a months
visit to her home in. st. Louis
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Mrs. G. C. Bush, Mrs. Il. w. Bishop,
Mrs. Wilfred Shorbotton and Mrs Rob
ert Hardy of the Tuesday Afternoon
Whist club of South Pasadena enter
tanned with a box party at the Orpheum
Tuesday afternoon, taking their guests
to tea at Christophe4's afterward. Gov
ers were laid for twenty-eight guests.
s.
The Orpheum is entirely sold out for
theater parties on Saturday evening,
New Years eve. Many supper parties
will follow at the cafes afterward Mr..
and Mrs. E.arco Hellman will entertain