San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
'OCIETY

Dan Cupid is always pictured with
wings-but in this case winged love
is a fact instead Of a fancy.
Tuesday morning at $50 o'clock,
Lieutenant L. c. Cragie took off
on the first lap Of his long flight Il
| Yonkers, y. Y, where on December
16. he will be married TO Miss Vic
toria Morrison of that city. The long
trip will be made in four flights. the
first stop being in Muskogee, Okla.
second. ST. Louis; third, Dayton, and
the last. Washington. The pilot on the
trip from San Antonio to Muskogee
will be Lieutenant C. W. Lawrence.
| Following the wedding. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Cragie will visit in the East
returning to Texas by boat, 10 be al
home in San Antonio after January
10. Lieutenant Cragie is assistant to
the field adjutant Mt Brooks Field and
is a graduate Of the Brooks Field
school.
Miss Lille Beall Frost was formally
introduced TO society Monday evening
at the supper-dance given by her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Frost, in
the San Antonio Country club.
A profusion OF pink rosebuds dec
GRATED the rooms and smilax. palms
and ferns formed background for the
elaborate and colorful evening gowns
worn by the guests.
Receiving in the ball room were Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Frost, Miss Lille Beal
Frost, Mrs. Gilbert Denman. Mrs.
Henry Drought and Mr.. and Mrs. 7.
c. Frost Jr. The dining room across
the hall was cleared for dancing.
At 1890 O'Clock supper was
served in the grill room on the first
floor. The guests were seated at
small tables around the room, each
table holding as a centerpiece basket
filled with pink roses. The center
table was adorned with a beautiful
fillet cloth and held a Dresden bowl
of pink roses and ferns. At the cen
ter table covers were laid for Miss
Frost, the guest of honor: the debu'
tantes of the season. Misses Mary
Lupe, Adelaide Winerich. Helen Nor
gan, Olive Ellis, Jimmie Steele and
Ellen Bell Newton: and Mac Russ,
Werner Rennert, Ed Tewees. Carleton
Hagelstein, Ben Wise, Jack Berman
and Ward Orsinger.
Among the many beautiful gowns
worn, the following were noted: Mrs.
Frost, a lovely pink chiffon gown en-
broidered with silver; Miss Frost, a
pink chiffon frock studded with bril-
liants; Mrs. T. G. Frost Jr., white
satin embroidered with cleaning rhine
stones; Miss Olive Ellis, white net
beaded with silver beads; Miss Ellen
Bell Newton, red crepe beaded in red
Miss Helen Morgan, white chiffon
trimmed with ostrich: Miss Jimmie
Steele, yellow velvet trimmed with gold
lace and roses: Miss Adelaide Wine
rich, American beauty velvet beaded in
silver. Mrs. Drought, the official
chaperone of the debutantes, was
gowned in green metal cloth fashioned
with full draped gold lace over-dress.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Dan Chandler
left last week for New York City fol
visit. Following Lieutenant Chand
ler's leave of absence, they will sal
for the Philippines, to their new sta
ton. Mrs. Chandler is remembered BY
her many friends as Peggy Lewis.
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Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Kraft were Aonored with d
surprise party in Their home. the oe'
casion being Mrs. hraft's birthday
Following several interesting games
prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. Send
erner. G. Alderman. John Kraft
Freddie Lee Rush, Miss Annie Acker-
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and Miss Hilda Senderner. Dancing
was enjoyed and. refreshments were
served. Louis II. Kraft Jr.. gave a
toast to the guest Of honor. The guests
numbered %.
Miss Amelia Grub, for the past
three months the house guest Of her
brother, Philip Grub and family, left
Sunday for Florida where she will
make her home.
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Mrs. W. NJ. Morgan viii entertain
Wednesday from 4 TO 9 o'clock in her
home with a tea, introducing her
| debutante daughter. Helen Morgan.
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Mrs. r. r. Ross wiz entertain with
a tea Wednesday afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock in the San Antonio Country
Club in honor Of Mrs. w. II. Heck, a
recent bride.
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Mrs. F. D. Lakeland will entertain
from 4 10 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
in her home in Duncan Field with an
informal tea and "at home" in honor
Of Mrs. T. II. Chapman and Mrs.
Jimmie Duke. brides of September,
and Mrs. Norman Bropby, Mrs. Rob
ert V. Ignicoe and Mrs. Fred b.
weimers, new arrivals at Duncan
Field.
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Mrs. Ethyl Neal Matthews viii en-
terrain at @ o'clock Thursday in the
Original Mexican Restaurant compli-
menting Milton Ling and the members
\ Of the cast who will take part in the
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