Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27
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orchid with a golden center.
Is, Reception On. The Lawn
q The wedding reception was held
on the lawn of the Presidents
home at the northeast end of the
campus. The natural pine, mag
nclias, camelias, caladiums, roses
and other garden flowers and
shrubbery made a romantic set
ting for this enchantingly beau
tiful affair. fU
The receiving line was formed
along the center Of the west por-
ton of the lawn in front of a
background Of growing shrubbery
The line moved from the front Of
the lawn to the guest book. Be-
yond the receiving line was the
brides table covered with a GRO
cheted cloth in the star wheel pat
tern. On it was a three-tiered
white cake decorated in pastel
Smilax, white carnations, and a
spray of lilies of the valley COM
pleted the decorations.
On the lower lawn just inside
the walk, the serving table was
placed. It was covered with an
embroidered linen cloth with lace
insertion; each end had silver
punch bowl filled with orange
punch. A graceful bouquet of pink
and white carnations stood in the
center. A roping Of smilax ex.
tended from each lower end of the
cover to make a pyramid in the
center which was accented with
long green smilax streamers.
Receiving, Serving
Receiving at the reception were
Miss Florence Alexander, Mrs. Ed
ma Lovelace, and Mrs. Lucille
Price. At the guest book were
Mrs. Melita Woodward, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Fraser, Mrs. Elaine Witty
and Mrs. Bernice Bell.
Reception hostesses were Mrs
Esther Sampson, Mrs. Lillian Hall
Mrs. Luana Clayton, also Miss
Marjorie Jones, and Mrs. Rose
White, guest hostesses.
At the reception table were Miss
Maggie Little, Mrs. Eva Woodland
Mrs. Ada Wilson, Mrs. Zxlems
Price, Miss Dorothy Miller, ane
Miss Milda Bobbitt.
Receiving gifts at the reception
were Mrs. Gladys Hardy, Mrs
Leila Rhodes, Miss Helen Rose
and Mrs. Gladly Gill.
Also Mrs. Rose Mccoy, Mrs. Err
nestine Lipscomb, Mrs. Lille Kline
Mrs. M. M. Hubert, Mrs. Nellie
Fobbs, Mrs. Kathryn Mosley, Mrs
Margie Cunningham, Mrs. Eddie
Johnson, Mrs. Eleanor S. Taylor
Mrs. Lottie Thornton, Mrs. Bessie
Lee, Mrs. Ola M. Tatum, Mrs. Lu
cinda Ellis, Mrs. Mayne Higgins
Mrs. Claudia Charles, and Mrs. Ell
nora Scott.
Bridal Supper
Following the reception the brid
al supper was served in the Benja
min F. Roberts Dining Hall. Th'
bridal party occupied the NORTH
end of the dining hall; the parents
of the bride and bridegroom oc;
cupied a separate table facing the
bride and groom. Two other tables
were sent on each side of the par.
ents' table for relatives and close
friends of the family.
Sharing the bridal supper were
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Anderson
Gary, Indiana; Mrs. Alice Butts
and Mrs. Esther Powell of Gary
Indiana; Mrs. Margaret White OF
San Bernadino, California; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas C. Taylor of Chicago
Illinois; Reverend and Mrs. L. l.
Charles and family of St. Louis
Missouri; Miss Lillian Reddix, Mrs
Ruth Johnson of Ocean Springs
Mississippi; Mrs. Gertrude Jimsor
of New Orleans, Louisiana; Mrs
Elnora Scott of Baton Rouge
Louisiana; Mr.. and Mrs. B. A
Blackburn, Mrs. Leila Davis OF
Jackson, Mississippi; Mrs. Ger
trude Sheffield, Mrs. Mitchell
James, Miss Luella Cavalier, and
Mrs. Corine Gonzales of New Or
leans, Louisiana.
Immediately following supper
the couple left for their honey
moon. She was wearing a stun
ming suit of imported teale blue
silk, navy shoes and bag, and baby
blue gloves. Her hat was OF
matching blue net covered with
velvet petals tipped in shaded hues
CT blue. Her corsage was made
of hybrid wanda orchids.
The young couple will be al
home in Nassau, Bahamas, where
the groom will assume his duties
as dental Officer of the Colony
and Resident Dentist in oral sur