The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-06-27
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MSS Clements, Wedding Party Are Honored
With Series Of Pre-NuptioI Parties Recently


One of the outstanding fes-
tivities honoring Miss Kav
Louise Clements was a linen
shower given in the home Of
Mrs A. A. Derrick on We'd
nesday afternoon, preceding
her wedding. Hostesses were
Mrs. Derrick, Kay Derrick
and Mrs. Clay Gum.
About fifty guests called
during the hours of 4 to 6
p. m. Greeting the guests was
Ricki Burrell, granddaughter
OF Mrs. Gum, and Kay Der
rick a tea girl and classmate
OF the honoree. She invited
the guests into the living
room where Mrs. L. A. Gle
ments, mother of the bride.
received with Kay Clements.
Mrs. c. L. Clements, aunt of
the bride, and Mrs. T P.
Montgomery, Sr.
Shirley Howard and Peggy
Ellington served delicious
fruit punch and individual
petit fourS, decorated with
tiny green flowers and nuts
and minis. The table was
covered with a white cut
work cloth. Lime punch, car
rying out the color scheme,
was served from one end of
the table. Around the crystal
bowl was encircled graceful
grape leaves. Tea napkins of
white with LES" and Kay"
printed in green were used.
At the opposite end of the
table, silver candelabra held
lighted green tapers. Large
silver trays held cakes.
Miss Sharon Daniel invit-
ed the guests to view the
lovely assortment of linens
displayed in the adjoining
room. Lovely arrangements
of summer flowers were used
throughout the rooms.
Becky Derrick and Jane
Cox assisted in showing the
gifts. Royce Ann Smith re-
gistered the guests in a love-
ly green leather guest book,
a gift of the hostesses. A can
die lighted table in the den
held the register.
The hostesses presented the
bride with a presidents La
dy" bedspread.
The honoree was lovely in
a trousseau frock of nylon
sheer of yellow and white.
She wore a white orchid
with a yellow throat, a gift
of the hoStesses.
Mrs. Clements wore a
sheer yellow dress trimmed
in dyed-to-match lace and
wore a white corsage of tiny
chrysanthemums.
Rehearsal Supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gle
ments honored their niece,
Miss Kay Clements, by en-
pertaining the wedding party
at a rehearsal supper at $50
o'clock on Thursday night,
June 9th.
The dinner was served buff
fet style from the dining ia
BILE covered with a white i'm
ported embroidered cloth.
The centerpiece was a can
delabra holding a pyramid
arrangement of pink roses
and white chrysanthemums
This arrangement sat on an
antique silver reflector, re-
fleeing the beauty of candle
light and flowers.
The menu consisted of
baked ham, potato salad, as
paragus casserole, pink con-
gealed fruit salad, pickles, de-
viled eggs, hot rolls and iced
tea.
For dessert, pink and
white brick ice cream and
iced fudge squares were
served.
The guests were seated at
Individual card tables. The
brides table was centered
with a white candle, ruffled
net and flowers. The other
tables held pink candles and
flowers.
The groom presented "tie
tacks" to his attendants and
the bride gave her attendants
pearl necklaces and charms.
Bridesmaids Luncheon
On Friday, June 7th, at
one o'clock, Miss Kay Louise
Clements was honored with
a bridesmaids luncheon given
in the private dining room
Of Tommie's Cafe.
Hostesses were Mrs. r. L.
Jackson, Mrs. James Bowie
of West, Mrs. S. j. Hermann,
Mrs. N. c. Hathorn, Mrs. Ro-
bert Salley of Durant, Mrs.
H. L. Dodd, Sails, Mrs. j. D.
Neaves, Goodman.