Lucille (Johnson) Kramer Wedding Suit

Clothing/Dress/Costume

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Waseca County History Center

Name/Title

Lucille (Johnson) Kramer Wedding Suit

Entry/Object ID

39.23

Description

Green Wedding Suit of Lucille Johnson. Material: textile, plastic, metal. (a) Jacket Size: 17" shoulder to shoulder x 26" L. Description: sage green gabardine jacket lined with gray satin; inside label, "Styled by Swansdown, Reg. No. 35027" with a swan graphic; small collar with lapels; front closure with three light green buttons; two front hip pockets with flaps; long sleeves. b) Skirt: 28" waistline diameter x 26" L. Description: sage green gabardine skirt with a front pleat; closure with a waistline button and side zipper.

Context

John Kramer grew up 2 miles south of Waseca near the Calvary Cemetery; he served in France, Alaska, and the Aleutian Islands during World War II and for a time was stationed at Camp Wolters. He married Lucille Johnson who worked at Rindelaub Bakery, daughter of Richard and Mildred Johnson of Steele County. Lucille's sister Berniece Johnson worked at Wolf & Habein's Grocery.

Made/Created

Date made

1944

Lexicon

Legacy Lexicon

Object Name

Suit, Wedding

Create Date

April 9, 2024

Update Date

June 19, 2026