San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-08-09
Tom c. Frost Jr.,
and Miss Herff
Are Married

The marriage OF IhOmaS Gay
bourne Frost Jr., and Miss Use Herff,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. John B.
Herff, which took place at s O'Clock
Monday evening at the st. Marks
Episcopal Church, was a brilliant
event around which much corSal in.
terest in San Antonio and throughout
the state was centered. The young
couple are members of two of the
prominent pioneer families of Texas.
DR.. Sylvester p. Robertson performed
the impressive ceremony.
Oscar ]. Fox at the organ, gave a
program of bridal songs. He accom-
panied Mrs. Harriette Richardson Gay
vino sang. 20 Perfect Love" The
Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin was
played for the entrance Of the bridal
party.
The church was beautiful in its
decoration Of palms and ferns. Pastel
flowers filled the wicker floor baskets
and the altsr vases. Pink roses, blue
bells. and carnations were used. The
church was a lovely scene, dimiy
lighted by tall white cathedral tapers.
1t made an attractive setting for the
pastel frocks and picture hats of the
bridesmaids who made a semi-circle
around the bridegroom and the bride
in her gown of glowing white.
The bridegroom's attendants entered
first. led by John Pancoast and Ivan
Douglas and followed by Rigsby Ham
mond and Frost Woodruff, Yachel
I.achcy and Catesby Taylor. Miss
Olive Ellis and Miss Katherine Hous-
ton were the first of the brides at
fendants to enter. They were followed
by Miss Lille Beal Frost and Miss
Adelaide Winerch, and then Miss
Josephine Frost and Miss Mary
Springall. Next came Miss Jean
Herff. sister and maid-of-honor of the
bride. The little flower girl, Miss
Betsy Meusebach, preceded the bride
who entered with her father and was
met at the chancel steps by the bride
groom and his best man. Ralph Yates.
The bride wore a gown Of white
chiffon crepe over heavy ivory satin.
trimmed in rose point lace. The TERED
skirt was bound in design of seed
paris. The full skirts with a lily OF
the valley pattern artistically worked
our in the pearls, contrasted with the
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embroidered with the small pearls.
a coronet Of real lace and orange
blossoms bound her hair and held the
filmy tulle over a veil Of real point
lace. She carried a bouquet of white
orchids and lilies Of ihe valley.
The maid-of-honOr wore pale flesh
chiffon over a slip of pink satin. The
frock was embroidered in pastel beads
and cluster of French flowers
adorned the shoulder. She wore a pic
lure hat 10 match her frock and car
ried rainbow colored lilies as did the
bridesmaids.
Miss Ellis wore pale green chif
fon over a slip of pink satin. The
side panels were embroidered in crys-
tai heads.
Miss Frost wore a chiffon frock Of
turquoise blue. trimmed in handmade
French flowers of pastel shades.
Miss Winerich was in apricot ehif-
fon. trimmed with ribbon Of the same
shade.
Miss Houston was gowned in pale
yellow shimmeriDg with crystals.
Miss Josephine Frost wore coral
chiffon over pink, trimmed in hand
made roses.
Miss Springall wore orchid chiffon
with French pastel flowers trimming
tie skirt
Little Miss Meusebach was charm
ing in a frock Of pink chiffon trim
med in pastel flowers. A golden has
ket held rose petals. A tiny wreath
of roses bound her bright hair.
There were 1900 guests at the re-
ception. held at the San Antonio Coun-
fry Club.
Pastel flowers decorated the Coun-
try Club. making vivid splashes #
color against the deep green back
ground of the palms and ferns.
DIR. and Mrs. Herff. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Frost and the bride and bride.
groom received the guests in the liv-
ing room. In the hall were DIR. and
Mns. Ferdinand Herff, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Meusebaeh and Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Kruger.
The brides cake, a white eonfec-
fiOn, was embossed in pastel flowers
aud surrounded By layers Of tulle in
the pastel shades.
Mrs. Herff wore a heavily beaded
model Of pale flesh chiffon trimmed in
silver.
Mrs. Frost wore an imported gown
Of rose pink chiffon embroidered in
brilliants.
Dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour on the mOonlit roof garden. An
Hawaiian orchestra played on the
lawn Of the club.
Afrr receiving the guests the bride
threw her bouquet from the stairs. u
was caught by Miss Lille Beall Frost,
sister of the bridegroom.
Later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
frosf left for the coast for a stay Of
several weeks She wore a smart en-
svmhlc suit Of gray. The crepe de
chine frock was made with accordion
plcated inseis, the coat was Of gray
cloth trimmed in black Of brick red.
A smart hat Of gray completed the
costume.
Upon their return Mr.. and Ms.
Frost will be at home in an apart
menf 10 tho Woodlawn Addition at
13lB West Magnolia avenue.
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Tho San Antonio Club Of Applied
Psychology viii meet at s O'Clock
Monday evening in the assembly room
II the CHAMBER Of Commerce. 0r.
Gai ~ the Centarian Society viii ad-
onrs the club on "Evolution-What
II Means TO No" Those interested
are invited ~ attend.
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The local Council ~ Catholic I
Women W. meet az 10 O'Clock Friday /
morning al tlic Catholic WOmans A