San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-29

game between Breckenridge and Main
Avenue High schools, which proved to
be rather unexciting. Among the
crowd was seen Miss Olive Ellis, in a
charming brown velvet and flannel en-
semble. the center of attraction to
about five most attentive young men.
Miss Lille Beal Frost in a metal
and black velvet twO-piece frock was
also noticed.
Friday at noon Mrs. Henry j..
Trollinger comnlimentcd Miss Ade-
laide Winerich and Miss Olive Ellis
with a beautiful luncheon in the tea
room of Wolff and Marx and Friday
afternoon Mrs. Eula Nelson was host
ess in her home in Kings Highway TO
the debutantes and the younger set TO
a tea with Miss Helen Morgan as the
complimented guest. The officers hop
in Argonne Heights at Fort Sam
Houston was enjoyed Friday night.
Saturday. before the dance at the
San Antonio Country Club, the debu-
tantes were entertained with a but
fet supper by Miss Mary Louise
Price.
The coming week will also prove
a merry whirl for the debs and the
members of society. The calendar TO
date is as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Frost
will entertain with a dinner dance
Monday evening in the San Antonio
Country Club in honor of Miss Lille
Beal Frost.
Mrs. William T. Fitch and Mrs.
Gordon Il. Charleton will entertain
with a buffet luncheon at ! O'Clock
Monday in the home of Mrs. Fitch in
honor Of Miss Honora Patton Of Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. R. R. Ross will entertain
with a tea in the San Antonio Coun-
try Club from 10 @ o'clock in honor
Of Mrs. ". H. Heck. a recent bride.
Mrs. George W. Martin and Miss
Olive Ellis will entertain Thursday
evening with dance in the San An
tonic Country Club.
Mrs. J. S. Steele will be hostess
from 4 TO 6 O'Clock Friday in her
home 10 introduce her debutante
daughter. Miss Jimmie Steele.
Saturday. Mrs. Raymond Woodward
and Mrs. Charles Tips will entertain
with tea in the home of Mrs. Wood
ward, honoring Miss Adelaide Win
erich and Miss Helen Morgan.
Mrs. Merritt Halstead Green aud
Mrs. George II. Paschal will give q
dinner dance in the San Antonio
Country Club Saturday evening in
honor Of Miss Jimmie Steele.
And so it goes. The candle is
burning at both ends-but it certainly
makes a pretty light.
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Thanksgiving evening at s o'clock,
the impressive ceremony uniting III
marriage James Bennett Wooding and
Miss Marion Courtenay Beck, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weather
ly Beck, was read by Bishop w. 4.
Lapers Of the West Texas diocese III
st. Marks Episcopal church.
The altar was banked with ferns
and palms. Tall baskets held fluffy
white SNOWFALL chrysantnemums anu
the chancel was lined with brass vases
holding the white blossoms.
Before the ceremony, Mrs. Alice
Conroy Slade sang Deep in the Heart
of Nc" and God Touched a Rose
accompanied by the organ played BIZ
John Al. SteinfelGt who also played
the processional and occasional.
Miss Christine Marshall of Sulphur
Springs, maid of honor, attired IN a
lovely coral geogette frock trimmed
with gold lace and wearing q wreath
Of buds and silver leaves IN her Lalr
and earring an arm bouquet of pink
roses, entered first followed BY the
matron Of honor, Mrs. Daniel T..
Groh, sister of the bride. Mrs. Groh
wore an orchid chiffon dress fash
toned with a tight bodice and circular
skirt embroidered with rhinestones. 4
wreath Of silver leaves circied her
head and she carried an arm bouquet
Of pink butterfly roses.
The dainty little flower girl, Janice
in a pink Georgette frock
a colonial bouquet Of roses,
preceded the bride who entered with
her father and was met Mt the al
tar by the bridegroom and his best
man, Howard Polling.
The BRIDE was attired in a beauti-
full gown in ivory satin made with
q tight bodice waist and bouffant
skirt. 4 panel Of georgette trimmed
with tiers Of silver lace and dotted
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ed the front. The round neck and
sleeves were edged with silver lace
and the skirt was scalloped and bound
with q bias fold. The long tulle
veil was caught 10 her head with q
band of orange blossoms and edging
Of chantilly lace. She carried
bouquet Of white roses shoWered with
Lilies Of the valley.
Following the ceremony, a recep-
ton for the bridal party, the mem
bers OF the immediate family and a
few intimate friends was held in the
home Of the brides parents. The
rooms presented a festive appearance
with the many vases and bowls Of
pink roses and carnations. Ferns
and palms were also used for decora-
tons.
Later in the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wooding left for a trip 20 several
points in Texas and will be at homo
on their return in SOB Aganier
avenue.
Miss Nancy Byrd will entertain
Friday night with a dinner dance
in II Placeta complimenting Miss
Catherine Gee and George Martin
dale.
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