St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-07-02
Pruitt-Pullens
Nuptials Held

In a ceremony of quiet dignity .
and beauty. the nuptial high mass /
vas performed for Miss Matso-
onie A, Pruitt and Glenn p. Pull
ems at 8 a. m, Saturday. June 20, !
The double ring ceremony took !
place at st, Leonard's Catholic
church with Rev. Frederick A.
Ortner officiating,
Nuptial music was rendered by
Miss Rosemary Campbell, at the
organ. Preceding and during the
Miss Frances Heinz,
soloist, sang, Lord Who at
Kana's Wedding Feast" Ava
Maria" and the Gregorian chant
mass. Miss Campbell was her ac-
companist,
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Wyatt of
Omaha. Neb., and the groom's
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pullens of Minneapolis.
Escorted by her father who
gave her In marriage, the bride
was radiantly beautiful in her
Princess style gown of pure silk
shantung. fashioned with scoop
neckline, short sleeves, very fun
skirt featuring the hustle effect
in the back. street length. Her
headdress was white velvet shell
adorned with a nylon tulle nose
length veil She wore white ankle
strap sandals. A single strand of
seed pearls with matching ear
rings complimented her custome.
She carried a white prayer book
topped with white orchids and
centered with one large white or
chid.
Miss Darlene Written was her
maid of honor and only attendant
She was attired in a dress Of pink
crystalette silk organdy designed
with a gathered bodice, scoop
neckline, short sleeves and a very
full gathered skirt. stree length.
She wore pink linen sandals and
her headdress was pink shell
with matching nose length veil.
Her ornament was a single strand
Of pearls with matching earrings.
She carried a Colonial bouquet OF
yellow roses, assorted colored
daisies and pink carnations.
Tom Perduc, attended Mr.. Pull
lens as best man. The men wore
summer attire. blue Pain Beach
suits, white shirts. grey ties and
white boutonnaires.
Mrs. Wyatt, mother Of the bride
chose a blue nylon sheer dress
while the groom's mother, Mrs.
PulIens. was attired In a blue NY
lon print. Both chose white acces-
SORES and their corsages were OF
pale pink carnations.
Mrs. Otto Pruitt. aunt Of the
bride wore a blue polka dot sheer
with white accessories. Mrs. Sam
Carruth. Omaha. aunt OF the bride
wore dark grey with white ac-
cessories.
The brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wyatt, were hosts at break
fast Immediately after the cere-
mony in the Green Room Of the
Calhoun Beach Hotel. for the bri-
dal party. Rev. ortner, the i'm
mediate families and few
friends. The breakfast table
spread with a white cloth was
centered with white spring flow
ers.
Guests were in. addition 10 the
bridal party. Rev. Ortner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Carruth Of Omaha; Mrs.
Otto Pruitt. Omaha, aunts and
uncle of the bride; Messrs. Grady
Mckinney and Bill Fountain Of
Omaha; the Messrs and Mines,
Albert Pullens, grooms parents,
Messrs. a. Mines. Burns. y. Smith,
aunts and uncles Of the groom:
Mrs. John Foster. grandmother Of
OF the groom; Mrs. Ann Smith,
aunt OF the groom: Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Howell: the Mines. Mary
Monroe, Audrey Jones, Margaret
Roll and the Misses Beverly Bond,
Marilyn and Marion Smith.
Mr. and Mrs, Pullens received
many useful and beautiful gifts.
Out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Wyatt. Mrs Otto
PrIitt. Mfr. and Mrs. Sam Carruth,
Messrs. Grady Mckinney and Bill
Fountain, all Of Omaha.
Mrs. Pullens, graduate Of the
University OF Omaha, liz teacher
in the Minneapolis school system.
Mr.. Pullens, a graduate Of South
HI school attended the University
Of Minnesota. He IL salesman for
the Grossman Chevrolet Company.
On their return from an unan-
nouneed wedding trip. the newly
WEEDS win make their home in Min
neapoIis. at 2205 Fifth Av. s.