MARRIAGE: J. Burton CESSNA to Anna Gray HUGHES, 1899, Blair County, PA

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CESSNA - HUGHES.

  A pretty church wedding was solemnized in the United Presbyterian 
church, ___nd avenue and Fourth street, last evening, when Rev. Henry 
Howard ___, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church, assisted by Rev. 
J. F. Moyer, of ___ Reformed church, united in the holy bonds of 
matrimony J. Burton ___ and Miss Anna Gray Hughes in the presence of a 
large number of relatives and friends.  The bridal party, preceded by 
the following ushers: ___ R. E. Welsh, George Cummer, __ G. Sauers and 
Louis A. Miller, entered the church at 8 o'clock and advanced to the 
altar to the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march, rendered by Miss 
Elsie Bookheimer.
  After the ceremony a reception was tendered a few friends at the home 
of the bride's parents, Dr. John G. Hughes and ___, 416 Chestnut 
avenue.  The groom is a young man of excellent and moral ___ and holds 
a responsible position as representative of the International Schools? 
Of Correspondence of Scranton in this city.  The bride is an excellent 
young lady and possesses those accomplishments which make a loving 
helpmeet to the man of her choice.  Mr. and Mrs. Cessna for the present 
will reside at ___ Seventh avenue.

Morning Tribune, Wednesday, October 18, 1899

Note: J. Burt Cessna, 32, and Anna G. Cessna, 31, are listed in the 
1900 Altoona, Blair County census.

Note: Microfilm partly unreadable.