San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-15

broke into a thousand pieces and out
rushed little cat and witch, Josephine
Houston and Anne Elizabeth George
who scared away the dancer with
weird motions.
Soft music sounded and little Bar
bara Burnett appeared and danced to
the tune of Carolina Sweetheart" by
James. As she finished she cast a
rose at the broken mirror and Miss
Lille Beal Frost appeared framed in
the mirror. As she posed in the spot
light, a quartette Of mems voices sang
and Mas Russ entered to escort her
to her sponsor, Mrs. Gilbert Denman.
Again the light disclosed tiny
dancer, Agnes Newton. who this time
danced while the music played If
You, Were the Only Girl" by Aver,
and as the quartette sang, Miss Ell
len Bell Newton appeared and was
escorted to her sponsor, Mrs. Curtis
Vaughan, by Jack Cunningham.
To the tune Of "a Smile, Rose.
Kiss" by Moret, little Margie Chavez
danced and threw rose at Miss linn
ME Steele, who was met by Tom
Newton and escorted to her sponsor,
Mrs. Oscar Hunt Judkins.
Moonlight and Roses" was played
while little Juliet Lippoff danced and
Miss Helen Morgan appeared in the
mirror. She was met by Ward Or
singer, who escorted her TO her spon-
sor, Mrs. Thomas Hogg.
Little Mary 10 Wicks danced while
the qua rtette sang Close Your Eyes,
by Yoell. and in the mirror frame ap-
peared Miss Adelaide Winerich, who
was met by Ed Tewees and escorted to
her sponsor, Mrs. Walter Stoves.
Again the music began and as the
uuartette sang Dreams" by Van Al
styne, little Marshall Neal danced and
threw a rose as Miss Olive Ellis ap-
pcared IN the frame. She was escort
ed By Leslie Lentz to her sponsor,
Mrs. Arthur Secligson.
The piano then started "Yes Sir,
She's My Baby and Misses Jose
phine Frost, Mollie Bennett, Lillian
Glenn, Catherine johnson, Eleanor
Nolte and Margaret Gee appeared and
gave an exhibition Of the Charleston.
The last number on the program was
dance by little Beverly Hildinger,
who had planned to introduce Miss
Mary Lupe.
The receiving line, composed of the
debutantes and their sponsors, formed
on the left of the ball rooms and the
buds were introduced to those pres
ent.
The grand march, led by Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilbert Denman, was followed
by general dancing.
Later in the evening. Miss Adelaide
Winerich, dancing with William \.
King, led the cotillion, during which
the debutantes were presented with
unique sets of Russian jewelry as
cotillion favors of the German Club.
Miss Lille Bcal Frost was most
attractive in a gold metal cloth Cal
lot model gown, fashioned with tight
fitting bodice and a petal skirt trim
med with green chiffon. She wore a
gold band in her hair and wore gold
slippers and hose.
Miss Ellen Bell Newton was at
tired in gown Of white chiffon
made with a tight bodice and full
skirt, trimmed with bands Of rhine
stones. The skirt was scslloped and
each loop was adorned with a silver
lace leaf appliqued with rhinestones.
Miss Jimmie Steele was lovely in
a rose and silver metal cloth dress
with a maline overdress embroidered
with rhinestones and beads.
Miss Helen Morgan wore a white
imported gold brocaded chiffon gown
fashioned with a tight waist and cir
cular skirt, beaded with a border Of
poppy designs. She wore silver slip
pers and hose.
Miss Adelaide Winerich was attired
in a Drecoll model gown made Of
Nile green chiffon. beaded with crys-
tai edgs. She wore green brocaded
satin slippers with rhinestone buckles
and head dress Of rhinestones.
Miss Olive Ellis wore net and sill
yer lace frock over white satin. Her
gown was made along straight lines
and was trimmed with sequins.
The quartette which sang during
the introduction Of the buds was COM
posed Of Fred Langsdorf, tenor; viii
liam Irby, tenor: Manfred Gerhardt,
baritone: Harry Warnke. basso. Mrs.
Eugene Staffel accompanied the sing
ers and Miss Gladys Grace accom-
panied the dancers.
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Miss Lucille Gaines entertained Sat
urdsy evening with a dinner and
dance in the San Antonio Country
club in honor of Miss Kitty West
Schreiner. Miss Hester Anne Fisher
and Miss Katherine Ward.
The dinner table was glowing with
beautiful yellow chrysanthemums in
huge bowl end yellow mint cups
marked covers for 20 guests.
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Miss Kitty West Schreiner and her
guests. Miss Katherine Ward and
Miss Hester Anne Fisher. motored to
kerrville Sunday 10 be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schreiner at the
70 ranch. While at the ranch they
will be entertained with a hunting
party. They will return TO San An
tonic Tuesday.
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Miss Marjorie Mcclellan viii enter
tain with luncheon. Monday at ]
O'Clock in her home complimenting
the seasons debutanatcs.
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The marriage Of Elmo Frederick
Franz Of Galveston and Miss Adelaide
Matilde Bloom. daughter Of Warrant
Officer and Mrs. A. Bloom. will take
place Thursday in 81. Joseph's church.
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Mrs. A. ]. Ridder and Miss Eda
| Ridder will entertain with a tea from
4 70 9 o'clock in their home in 22l