Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-14
BRIDAL
FOR MISS BOYER
Miss Romayne Boyer and
Ralph, S. Hesser Married
With Ring Service

There was quite a gathering of
mayne Boyer and Ralph Stanley
Hesser in historic old Zion Lutheran
Church to-day for their marriage
at IL o'clock. The ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR..
Stewart Winfield Herman. before an
altar of palms and ferns with tall
vases of pink gladiolas, and it was
of interest to know that the date is
that of her sisters marriage eight
years ago.
William Bretz, church organist,
played the "Tocatta in D." Kinder;
''In Springtime," Kinder, and
"Springtime Sketch" Beebe, prior to
the service, with the Lohengrin
"Brical Chorus" as a professional
and the joyous Mendelssohn Wed
ding March" as a recessional for the
bridal party. AS they reached the
altar, Mrs. Roy G. Cox sang, ~
Promise Me-"
The vivacious young bride, who
was given in marriage by her IA
ther, Harry ]. Boyer, wore an ex-
quisite frock of white satin, the
skirt banded in tucks to the knees
with Georgette crepe overdress
beaded in artistic design and bor-
dered with crystal drops. The pic
ture hat of white crepe was adorned
with spray of Georgette roses WIN
pearl centers and she carried
shower of orchids and valley lines.
Mrs. George King Keet, who was
matron of honor for her sister, was
Charming in orchid colored Georgette
crepe, the panels. both front and
back, wonderfully beaded in PINK
crystals. Her orchid crepe hat was
crowned with French flowers ana
she carried an old-fashioned French
nosegay of garden flowers in lace
paper holder. The ring bearer, the
brides little nephew, George hinS
Keet, Jr., was most important IN ms
wedding clothes of white China SILK,
carrying the ring on a silver tray.
William Jacobs Hesser was best
man for his brother and the ushers
included: Joseph F. Snyder, Ralph
C. Parthemore, George King keet
and Harry t. McFadden.
breakfast in Penn-HarriS
Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast of fifty covers was
served in the lounge of the Penn
Harris, with decorative scheme Oh
blue and pink carried out in baskets
of summer flowers with larkspur,
SweeIDedS anu IOSSDuio
ing. rhe Harris orchestra play
ed throughout the breakfast.
Showered with good wishes and
gay-colored confetti, the young
couple left this afternoon for a
Journey to New York and seashore
resorts. They will make their home
at 26S Boas street on their return.
Mrs. Hesser's travelling costume was
of sports Tyrol wool in brown and
henna, with champagne silk hat
faced in brown straw.
The bride, a daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry J. Boyer, has always
been exceedingly popular as the
many prenuptial entertainments in
her honor and the beautiful we'd
ding gifts attest. She was gradu-
ated with the Central High school
class of 1917 and was afterward ac-
tive in war work as a member OF
the Motor Messenger service. Mr..
Hesser. a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
S. Hesser, of 1909 Swatara street,
was educated at the Central High
school and Harrisburg Academy.
During the war he was in the serv-
ice at the Ground School for Avia-
ton, Champaign, Illinois. He is
now with the Gomery- Schwartz Mo-
torcar Company, in this city.