The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-06-14
WEEDS, But Wont.
Change Name
Miss Cramer Becomes Bride
of Mr.. Cramer as We'd
ing is Solemnized
NO RELATIONSHIP FOUND

Ventnor, became a bride Saturday
afternoon, it will not be necessary
for her to change her name.
Miss Cramer became the June
bride of Frank Cramer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. b. L. Cramer, of Pacific
avenue, this city, as a beautiful
June wedding was solemnized
Saturday night at seven o'clock in
the St James P. E. church, Allan
tic City. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. William Batch
ford, rector of the church
Although the two have the same
name, they are of no relationship,
a careful trace has revealed. Both
are well known in local and resort
social circles. The fact that they
both bear the same name and have
been married is somewhat unusual.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
lovely gown Of white bridal satin
trimmed in rose point lace It was
made in bouffant style with a train
Of white satin adding grace to the
costume. Her veil of tulle was held
in place by cap of rose point
lace studded in rhinestones. Clus-
ters or orange blossoms were
scattered over her veil which fell
in cape effect over her dress. Her
slippers We're Of white SATIN She
carried a beautiful shower bouquet
Of bridal roses ard lilies of the
valley
Miss Laura Cramer sister of the
bride was maid of honor Her gown
Of peach taffeta was made in per
iod style, with slippers and hat Of
harmonizing color. She carried pink
roses and baby breath.
Mrs. Nicholas Fredericks, of
Atlantic City, was matron of honor
Her dress and hat Of blue taffeta
was ALSO of period style. Her
bouquet was of peonies and baby
breath.
The brides maids were: Miss
Winona Brown, who wore orchid
taffeta, Miss Harriet Morsehead
yellow taffeta, Miss Adeline Pit
tinos. OF Absecon, green taffeta. /
Their dresses were ali made in
period style. Slippers to match the
color Of their gowns and neopolitan /
hats competed their costumes.
They carried bouquets of peonies
and baby breath
The flower girls were Patricia /
and Geneveive Cramer, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cramer, of |
Merchantyille, and cousins of the |
groom. They were adorably dressed |
in pink crepe de chine and carried !
blue baskets of flowers which they
strewed in the path Of the bride.
The ring bearer, Joseph Cramer,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J 3. Cramer
Jr, of Ventnnr, and nephew OF the
bride. carried white satin pillow
edged with rose point lace on which
the wedding ring lay
The groom was attended by his
brother, Willis Cramer of this city
who was best man. The ushers
were. Joseph B. Cramer Jr., Wal
lace r. Hoist. Roland Boyer, Of
Absecon and William Hay
The church was artistically
decorated, an embankment Of
laurel, fern and palms forming a
beautiful background for the
ceremony. Clusters of peonies were
tiled to each pew transforming the
entire church into bower of
beauty The wedding march from
I.ohengrin and Mendohlsen was
played by William Stanfield, organ
list OF the church A reception in
the Trellis room Of the Ritz
Carlton hotel Immediately followed
the ceremony and was attended by
large gathering of relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Cramer left
on an extended wedding trip
through the east and Canada. They
will be at home 10 their many
friends at their home on Haines
avenue, Crestlea park, Lnwood,
after September first.
The bride and groom are both
graduates Of Atlantic City high
school and Mrs Cramer is also
graduate OF Mt Ida school for girls
in Newton Mass She is member
of Sigma Theta Chi sorority, and
san accomplished musician, playing
the pipe organ
! MI. Cramer is contractor and
builder and member of Sigma
Beta Phi fraternity.
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