Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-04

by THE cHATTERER


The month of December has started
out with three new engagement an
nouncenents which will be of great
interest to the social world of Los
Angeles. First came the engagement
of Miss Kathleen Spence, daughter oil
Mrs Edward Falls Spence Of Mon
rovia, to Jack Laynge, the younger
brother of Mrs. Glen Spence. which
was announced December i. Then the
day following, at a beautifully APP
pointed luncheon, Mrs. Arthur Let's
announced the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Gladys, to Harold
Janss, and this morning Mrs. Hugh
Livingston Macneil of South Figueroa
street, formally announces the engage
nent of her daughter, Miss Marian
Macneil. to Dr. Bertnard Smith. NO
date for the wedding of any of these
has been announced, but fancy the
early spring will witness the events
This week there will be another party
fer a charming debutante and also
COMMUNICATING one of the young
matrons when Mrs. j. Ross clark OF
West Adams street will entertain
Wednesday afternoon with tea IN
honor of her niece, Miss Sallie Bon-
ner, and her daughter-ln-laW, MRS
Walter Miller Clark. There have been
luncheons and teas given in honor of
the young buds, and a great hutter Is
''fiuttering" in preparation for the
subscription dance which will be given
during the Christmas week.
s.
Mrs. Hugh Livingstone Macneil and
Miss Marian Macneil Will leave for
New York Monday, December IL, ana
will pass the Christmas holidays with
Sayre Macneil, who Is a student at
Harvard They will be away two
months, and on their return will be at
home In their new house IN Sottn
FTgueroa street. They will pass the
next week at their ranch In Azusa'
Mrs. William a Barker of West
Adams street will leave the middle OF
December to pass the holidays with
her son. Everett Barker, in New YORK
city. Mrs. Barker will be away for
month.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Rowan OF
South Grand avenue, Pasadena, VII.
leave for New York December ~ ana
will remain until the middle of jan
uary.
Mrs. West Hughes of West Twenty
third street will be hostess at tea
and dance Saturday afternoon at the
Country club In honor of the depu-
tantes of the season.
&
Mrs. Gail B. Johnson of 345 west
lake avenue entertained with a beau-
tifully appointed luncheon at the Baisa
Chico club Monday afternoon The
table was decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS and ferns and covers were lalu
for Mines E. j. Marshall, Henderson
HAYWARD, Lee Phillips, Isaac Mllbank'
/. II. Utley, Russell, w. 7. McF1e'
Cook. w. c. Patterson, Pardee, Cal
lender, Clark, Hawkins, Mcmillan,
Baker. D. K. Edwards, Cook, Robert
Marsh and w. H. Davis.
Mrs. Carl Kurtz of 1929 South Al
yarado street will entertain with
dinner party Thursday evening" De-
cember 8.
Mrs. John D. Mott of Portland street
will he hostess at a dinner Saturday
evening, December 10.
Mrs. Raymosd Bradford will enter
tain with cards Thursday afternoon
December 8, at her home, 1850 Pasa-
dena avenue.
Mrs. William Bayly of the Hotel
Darby will entertain with luncheon
at the Alexandria Friday afternoon,
December 9, in honor of her daugh-
ter-in-law Mrs. William Bayly' Jr'
Mrs. Charles Cotton of Gramercy
place will entertain with tea to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Madison w. Stewart and Mrs
Joseph D. Radford of West Adams
street will entertain with luncheon
Tuesday afternoon in honor OF the
debutantes at the home of Mrs Stew
art. $40 West Adams street. Miss Amy
Marie Norton will be guest of honor.
Mrs. Frederick Lawrence Baker of
4671 Pasadena avenue has issued in
vitations for a tea Wednesday after
noon in honor o. her two daughters,
Miss Earlda Baker and Miss Marjorie
Baker.
Mrs. w. J. Brodrick and Mrs Walter
J. Schmahl will receive informally on
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs Brodrick, 1907 South Ffgueroa
street.
Mrs. Charles Byron Nichols of Park
View avenue will entertain with re-
ception at the Friday Morning club
Thursday afternoon, December s. Re-
ceiving with the hostess will be Mrs.
Frank A. Vickrey, Mrs. BENJAMIN F.
Church, Mrs. H. Clay Breeden. Mrs.
Oliver P. Clark. Mrs Philip D. Will
son. Mrs. Harmon D. Ryus, Mrs. Ross
IT. Hickox and Miss Blanche Ruby.
The unbonneted women who will as
sist will include Mines. Seeley w.
Mudd, T. B. Marshall, Randall Hutch
1nSOQ, w elBnIHldD NICthlcolSIt EAlIlCu d.
Sherer, M. Z. Johnson, Wilbur D.
Campbell, Edward C. Magauran, Sher-
man Pease, Henderson Hayward, Mich
olas z. Rice, John Taylor Stewart, ],
c. Brown, Leon F. Moss, r. H. Up
degraff, George H. Kress, James G.
Warren, Sidney I. Darrin, Jasper Gran
dali, Lewis Clark Carlisle, James B.
Grady, Charles e. Shattucll and the
Misses Elizabeth Page, Lorita Rouse,
Marie Rouse, Moss, Maud Marshall,
Wanda Stutz, Florence Spellacy, Eth
elyn walker Lillian Carletos, Flor
ence Judd, Helen UDdegTaff, Helen
Thresher, Florence Thresher, Anna
Pease, Eleanor Richards, May Rich
ards. Maude Wood, Eleanor Sutch and
Marie Nichols.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Clark, jr.,
who recently purchased the beautiful
David c. McCan home in West Adams
street, will figure prominently among
the many charming hosts this winter
Mrs. Clark was the honored guest re-
Gently at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Adna r. Chaffee at her home in Mag
nolia avenue. and was also hostess at
a dinner given in honor of Senator
and Mrs. William A. Clark. Mrs.
Clark entertained yesterday afternoon
with a box party of eight guests at