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DECEMBER 25, 1927. fPART TIT. SUNDAT Q1CAT ED ETTER. HOMES mmmiiioiiUimmCTrmnmnDimnitnnaimniim! Teas, Dinners and Receptions auwMiiuanuuiiiinniiiiiiinwaiiiininiio HARD TBIES PARTY CONDUCTED Affair One of Recent Successes GUDE'S 625 West Seventh. St.

725 Soutli Broadway EVENING CPQQOgl), a I'. i 0 5 A 'I J- i A Christmas Message 5 om the "California ft a IIUK tne part it nas oeen our pnviiege to pi3y reap! bringing added nappiness into so many i homes this Christmas morning, we are for formal or Informal wear. As tne New Year approaches witK its many trilltant one will want just tne n'sht sKoe for tne occasion, nere you will fin a splendid assortment of oeautiful evening slippers JEWELED HEEUS SPANS BUCKLES OJi Fred R. Carver of Longwood Drive, afflllaUd with the Delta. Cpellon FraterultT at Stanford.

Tne marriage of Mies 7 Herbert the other attendant Including Mlsa Herbert H. Stewart of Hollywood, to Ernest H. Tlbbltts waa solemnized the 10th the ceremony taking place In St. James Church, with Rev. Bar O.

Miller officiating. Miss Polly Roberts, in certs taffeta and velvet with, hat to catch, asslftted as maid of honor, while the other attendants Included Miss Virginia Hastings, Miss Mlltona Moore, Mrs. James Walsh and Miss Prances Haynes, all frocked in pas tel-ahaded taffeta end tulle, carried armsfui of roses end sweet peas, while little Bowena Comerlndyke was the dainty flower girl. Oeoree Stewart was best man and the ushers Included Albert Gould, Klrsey Kinsey, Robert Stewart, Arthur Johnson and Jack Baker. Mr, and Mrs.

Tlbbltts motored north on their honeymoon and are planning to make their future home in toe An-gelea. Vacation Affair Entertaining In honor of their brother, Sylvester Weaver, the Misses Rosemary Weaver and Sylvia Weaver, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Weaver of Premont Place, were hostesses Thursday evening at a Christmas dance given In the spa-clous ballroom of the Friday Morning clubhouse. Young Weaver, who la a student at Dartmouth College, returned to Los Angeles with his sister, Mlsa Sylvia, Wednesday evening, in time to pass the holiday with his parents.

The 300 guests who were bidden to the affair included members of the younger tot, many of whom had also recently returned from school for the Tulettde season. Favors during the evening were novelties brought home by Mrs. Weaver from her recent trip abroad, and were representative of those used In the Vene tlan carnivals. Refreshments were served in the arched balconies, and muslo for dancing was furnished by Pat Hare's orchestra. Assisting the Misses Weaver, who were lovely In Imported frocks of palest pink, made in the long and very full bouffant style, were Mr.

and Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. J. T. Mullln, Mrs.

Wentworth Biggs, Miss Dorothy Walker, a cousin, and Miss Franceses Bergottl. The ballroom was decorated with polnsettlas and red berries massed In large baskets, and in the dining-room holly and mistletoe were used. ChrUtmsi Parties Among the charmingly arranged affairs of the Christmas season was the family dinner party with which Mrs. Dan McFarland entertained last evening at her home in West Twenty-third street, the festivities of a Christmas tree being one of the attractive features. Thoso included were Mr.

and Mrs. Leo St. Clair Chandler (Louise McFarland, and their two sons, Tom and Dan Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grimm (8ally McFarland,) Mrs.

William Miller Frleoner, Mr. and Mrs. James Towell Frlesner, Miss Gladys Maw, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Maw.

and Alan Morphy. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Flint, are to have a Christmas luncheon at their home In St.

James Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Ell Clark are giving a family Christmas dinner at their St. James Park home, their guests including Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Pay-son Clark and their daughters Constance Anne and Joan Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred K. Barnard (Katherine Clark,) and their children, Betty Barnard and John Fluke Barnard, Mrs. James Harvey Adams and Mrs.

Joseph K. Clark. Another Christmas-Day party will be that at whloh Mr. and Mre. William May Garland are entertaining at their home in West Adams street and Miss Louise Burks is entertaining with a similar affair at her home In Berkeley Square.

Costume Party One of the delightful, affairs of last evening was the oostume party with which Miss Florence Hamburger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David A. Hamburger, entertained at their home at 3401 North Vermont avenue, the guests all being in costume, and the affair which was called In the invitations. "An Evening in Montmartre," waa especially attractive, the Latin Murlllo for Western Press Service Miss Celeste Zettler very grateful.

There is a very gratifying sense of satisfaction in adding not only to the happiness of Christmas but in contributing to the beauty and comfort of the home, thereby spreading the joys and memories of Christmas throughout the months and years to come. The home is the crucible of character. Any factor which makes the home more attractive and more inviting, influences the very lives of those who dwell therein. The "California" aims to constantly render a helpful and economical service to all who are interested in home beautifying. We hope this will be a particularly Merry Christmas for you and yours.

charge of arrangements. Miss Cecelia Zobeleln was awarded the prize for the most unusual costume. The senior hostesses were Mrs. William Brick, Mrs. Fred J.

Zettler, Mrs. Florence Dodson Schoneman and ONE of the liveliest affairs of recent date waa the "hard times" party with which the members of the junior auxiliary of the Catholic Woman's Club entertained. Mlsa Celeste Zettler was. in Mrs. Philip Zebeleln.

nlng to leave January 9, arriving borne about January 15. Miss Childs is an alumna of Marl borough School, being graduated last June, passing the summer traveling abroad, ana remaining in the East after her cousin, Miss Alice Hicks, with whom she went abroad, came home. New Year" Party GOOD SHOES HOSIERY Mrs. Judson Claudius Rives is to be hostess at the New Year's party to be given at the Women's Athletic Club, Saturday evening the 31st and she and Mr. Rives will entertain a party of friends to dinner and dance, seeing the old year out and iimifuteCS GaEtortucb 644-646 BROADWAY tne new year in.

Their guests win include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Heath. Mr. and Mrs.

ON SALE TUESDAY lTei c4 0 Charles Henry Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davey, Mr. and Mrs. Syerman Danby, Mr.

and Mrs. Rufus Bernard Von Kleinsmld. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Verbeck.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Heyler, Dr. and Mrs.

Cecil R. Luton, Mr. and Mrs. O. Jean, Quartler of Paris forming the feature of the evening.

The large swimming pool was emptied of all water and floored 'over and tables arranged where a breakfast was served at 3 ajn. today. This was called the Room of the Green Frog and the decorations were all in green, with frogs and other green novelties being used. The dancing waa enjoyed in the apacloue ballroom which had been draped in black with large gray rats on the wall and this was called the room of the Rat Grig both rooms being especially famous in the Montmartre of Paris. Two hundred invitations were Issued and the charming young hostess was assisted by a bevy of young friends.

During the evening there were a number of attractive dance numbers given In the ballroom, including the Apache dance and tango while during the breakfast hour atroiung street singers gave a delightful program. Miss Hamburger Is one of the popular members of the younger set, and after being graduated from Westlake School went north to Mills College and has traveled extenrtvely abroad. She has Just returned home after two months in New York City. Her costume last evening was that of an Apache. For Christmas Here Mrs.

Elizabeth Callan of Denver, Pittsburgh and Cleveland, baa come to Southern California to pass the Christmas holidays with her daughter and son-in-law, Dr, and Mrs. Albert Voss and their tiny daughter, at their 7288 Waring avenue, Hollywood. In the East Miss Imelle Chtlds, attractive daughter of Mr. Stephen Vincent Childa of West Adams street, is en-Joying a moot delightful visit In the East where he has been tor the past three and a half months. She visited her aunt and uncle.

Col. and Mrs. Frederick P. Reynolds in Pelham, N. and attended the -nrt Nun same, also going to Mrs.

cnaries Jeffries, Col. and Mrs. Reduced Vs Clarke Stull Smith, Mrs. Gertrude Ross, Miss Margaret Bourne, and Fred Erney. Open Honse Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas Fontaine Feeler and Mrs. Andrew John Fesler and Miss Fesler are keeping open nouse toaay from 10 am. until mid night at the lovely new home of the former, Casa Del Sycamoro, 104 Benedict Canyon Drive. Three hundred All silk Underwear in Crepe de Chine, Radium Silk and Georgette.

Gowns Teddies Step-ins Reduced and nity invitations have been is sued. Church Wedding Miss Dorothy Dlx Howard, of Mrs. E. Howard of 1119 Lo- Vs Vs NOVEMBER BRIDE BACK FROM TRIP 5 AS A 3 Li SPECIAL ENTIRE HEAD NESTLE NO SCHOOL, TU. i 8 if v.

NAME PKOTBOTD TOADt MMW 429 WEST SEVENTH SX 3 1 West Point for the week-end hops. She has also been visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Dwlght.

at their home in Washington. D. and was the guest nrn. Komittfullv anDolnted 1 Ail II (if Tr 5904 s'l AS 4 ft i if p.v ABELL PERMAI NTS Bmutlfvl naml eftwt n. Uiu, Klnki, ipmIiiI atttntlM Milt: hold to niMltil through rail inS tm.

Eve nlnt apprintmnit UkM. Opart MEN arttari. debutante luncheon which Mrs. Dwlght gave for her oeveral weeks ago. She ftsslsted at the debutante luncheon given by Mr.

John Hays Hammond, and was a guest at the reception given by President and Mr. Ooolldge. Sb also met Col. Charlea S. Lindbergh at the House of Representatives.

Miss Child Is now visiting at the charming Vir HAIR ABELL SHOP mag. 747 S. Hill 1( 'IV ginia plantation nomo jr. Mr. Thomas Blakeman, and plan- RUPNOW'S of Chicago 916 New Orpheum Bldg.

To those friends of mine who, by so graciously broadcasting their confidence in me and my work, have given to me in Los Angeles the wonderful success it has been my good fortune to enjoy in Los Angeles, do I say sincerely and wholeheartedly: '11' i 8 0ooD Cftrfetmas: anil a iUcrrp tne 8 fttal JJcto gear anti a $apPP 2ne A Happily, business isn't just the plain weave of barter. Courtesy and good will run througn it, like bright silk threads-giving it genial warmth and color. So we have found it In our contact with the public And our appreciation for this friendly, human phase of business is the very essence of our good wishes to you and yours for a right Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. kxk; and COMPANY SEVENTH STREET (51 We iraa Ollti Ono LOI AMOtLII MERRY CHRISTMAS ft lis? AND A And, in humble tolen of that belief, to assure you that I will endeavor to the utmost of my ability throughout the year to merit the Continuation of your esteem and good-will. F.

E. RUPNOW Room 010 New Orpheum Bltffl. 846 S. Broadway SAN FRANCISCO PARI.OK, $30 MARKET. SflTE 804 HAPPY NEW YEAR to our many patrons and friendsis otir sincere wish Mrs.

Lewis E. Wilson (Sorfl Albart Huctw Btudloi) Mr. and Mr. Lewi E. Wilton have a cturned fron their eitended wed- fRntilever VShoe Stores, inc.

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rs. Wilson was formerly Miss Ida 0 317 Wirt EU StrMt lrglnla Gordon, daughter of Mr. and Opposite Ay Co. Tht tornS timi from Brock Campany't (bronomtttr is bting bndJiast hy KFl tach trtning 7, 8, mud 10 Minor ooraon or Dfue Ken- rormrlr hcmUi el Pdwy. r.iRtnn avenue, the wedding taking place novemoer in..