The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-05-21
Social Events
Former Sank Centre Young
Man WEEDS

Man WEEDS
Saturday, May 16, at 500 p. M
at the home of the brides sister
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Lapmann
Rochester, Mimi, Miss Lottie Nea
became the bride of DR.. Roland e
Nutting, Of Duluth. The nuptia
knot was tied by DR.. Phil Sheridan
pastor of the Rochester Congrega
tional church.
DR.. Nutting spent his boyhoo6
days in Sank Centre. He is the
son of Mrs. Orpha Nutting, and &
brother Of Mrs. r. e. Cooper. The
young man graduated from thu
Sank Centre High School with the
class Of 1916. In the fall Of that
year he entered the University OF
Minnesota for the study of medi
cine. Following his completion Of
the studies at the "U'' DR.. Nuttine
became a Fellow in the Mayo Foun'
dation at Rochester, specializing In
pediatrics under the direction OF
Drs. Helftwitz and Amberg
In July, 1880, DR.. Nutting became a
part Of the Duluth Clinic special.
izing in pedriatics.
DR.. and Mrs. R. e. Cooper left this
city Saturday morning to be pres.
ent at the ceremony. The follow.
ing from Saturday evenings
Rochester Post-Bulletin, will be OF
interest to many Herald readers:
Baskets of lilacs placed be-
fore the living room fireplace at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Lampman, from the setting be-
fore which wedding vows were
to be exchanged today by Mrs.
Lampman's sister, Miss Lottie
Neal of Rochester, daughter of
r. H. Neal, of Long Beach,
Calf, and DR.. R. E. Nutting, of
Duluth. DR.. G. P. Sheridan will
read the service at five o'clock
in the presence of the immed-
late families, including DR..
Nutting's mother, Mrs. Orpha
Nutting, of Duluth, his brother
in-law and sister. DR.. and Mrs.
Russell Cooper, of Sank Centre.
Miss Meals bridal ensemble is
of ashes of roses silk, its
sleeveless dress made on an
ivory silk yoke, and waistline
marked with a narrow belt of
the rose silk. The skirt is FLAIR
ed with a fine pleating, origi-
mating at the knees. With the
ensemble is a surplice jacket
of the silk, showing a waistline
peplum effect of pleating de-
veloped from a pleated collar.
A wide-brimmed hat of ivory
lace repeats the ensemble color
scheme with a narrow ribbon
and side ornament in the rose
shade, and the brides accessor-
les are of the ivory color.
Attending the bride will be
her sister, Mrs. Lampman, who
will wear a black and whit suit
showing a light-hued chiffon
blouse, and nipped-in-at-the-
waist jacket. DR.. Nuttung's
best man will be his brother
in-law, DR.. Cooper.
An informal reception at
which immediate friends will
be guests will follow the cere-
mony, after which DR.. and
Mrs. Nutting will leave on a
motor trip to High Point, N.
c. For travel the bride will
wear a black and white cos
tune, the dress of white polka
dots on black field, the coat
of solid black congo cloth, fash
toned on straight lines and or
namented with white galyak
fur. The knot of white is re-
peated in the white silk boucle
hat. After June 1, they will be
at home in Duluth.
The bride has been, for a
number of years, supervisor
in the pediatrics section at st.
Marys hospital, and DR.. Nut
ting until last year year was a
Fellow in the Mayo Founda-
ton.
Besides DR.. and Mrs. Cooper 9th
or immediate relatives and friends
of the groom attending the wedding
were: Mrs. Orpha Nutting, mother
of the groom; Mr.. and Mrs. D. B
stafford, Rochester, brother-in-law
and sister Of the groom; DR.. and
Mrs. Helmtwitz, DR.. and Mrs
Amberg, DR.. and Mrs. Cuts, DIR. and
Mrs. Hurt, DR.. and Mrs. Gillespie
all Fellows of the Rochester Foun
dalton.
DIR. and Mrs. Nutting will ar
rive In Duluth from their honey
moon visit at High Point, N. G.
with their friends, DR.. and MIS-
Geddy. The happy couple left for
their wedding trip Saturday eve
ming Immediately following the re