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■ - Anniversary celebrations, for Maria & William Bailard, married exactly one month; and Stuart Martin and his bride of 25 years, Angela Greene, with host and hostess Valerie and Nat Dumont, at Cave des Roys party in L.A. f As we enter the second month of 1972, it might be good to recap some of the hectic holidays. Agnes Moorehead got the season off to a festive start with her annual Christmas party which just happens to serve as a birthday celebration since Agnes was born on December 6. Talented David Jones decorated her Italian villa in Beverly Hills and garlands of Christmas greens, apples and red poinsettias hanging from the high beams of the ceiling in a tent like effect. Santa Claus escorted arrivals from their cars to the front door where the elegant red-haired Miss Moorehead stood all evening. She told me that often at large parties guests are unable to find the hostess which is why she never leaves the entrance hall. * * * Evelyn Keyes took time out from her busy holidays to pay her first visit to Hollywood in 10 years. The former actress was promoting her book, “I Am A Billboard,” which, hopefully, will open up a whole new career for her. Dee and Irwin Zucker gave a small reception in the den of their Beverly Hills home to welcome the new authoress and give friends a chance to get acquainted with this outspoken citizen of today. For the past few years, Evelyn has been living in Spain and France, but now home is a 22-room mansion in Connecticut with her husband of 15 years, Artie Shaw. Evidently Evelyn B- Edna Earle in her lavish home at a Xmas party. Lee Graham & Evelyn Keyes, 1971 (Xmas) at a party celebrating the publication of her book, “I am a Billboard.” and Jill Jackson, columnist, New Orleans Times-Picayune.