Butler-Lowndes County AlArchives Marriages.....Abbott, Eva Mae  - Clements, 
Henry Clay June 5, 1913
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CLEMENT - ABBOTT

  A marriage of must interest to a number of friends was that of Mr. Henry Clay 
Clements of Benton, Ala., and Miss Eva Mae Abbott of Forest Home, which was 
quietly and beautifully solemnized Wednesday June the fifth at one thirty 
o'clock P. M. at the home of the bride's mother Mrs. J. V. Abbott.
   The hall was prettily decorated with cut flowers, southern smilax, ferns and 
tulle, a color scheme of green and white being carried out under an arch from 
which were suspended two hearts pierced by an arrow.  The ceremony was 
performed by Rev. Dunlapp.
  The bridal party entered to the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding march which 
was rendered by Miss Lazenby and during the ceremony Traumerei was played.
  Miss Verna Jones of Highland Home, cousin to the bride, was maid of honor.  
She was becomingly gowned in a dress of white silk marquisette and chantilly 
lace over messaline.  She carried an arm cluster of white carnations.  The 
bride looked lovely in her going away gown of blue and tan with hat and shoes 
to match.  She carried a shower bouquet of lilies of the valley.
  Mr. A. B. Hall of Benton was best man.  Immediately after the ceremony Mr. 
and Mrs. Clements left for a visit to Richmond, Va., from there they will go to 
Washington, Mt. Vernon and other places of interest.
  The bride is a winsome girl of charming personality and gracious manners.  By 
her amiable disposition she has won for herself many friends who wish for her 
every happiness.
  Mr. Clements was formerly from Virginia, but is now a prominent physician of 
Benton, Ala.
  They will be at home to their friends after July 1st at Benton.
  Assisting in receiving the guests were Miss Myra Abbott, sister to the bride, 
Misses Jones and Steindorff.  The out of town guests were Mr. And Mrs. Benjamin 
Clements, Messers. T. N. Clements, Arthur Hall and Walker Bryant of Benton, MR. 
Jas. Watkins and Misses Verna, Birdie and M. Jones of Highland Home, Misses Lou 
Adams and Augusta Steindorff of Greenville.


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