MARRIAGE: Christ W. DYSART to Mattie MILLER, 1880, Blair County, PA

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WEDDING BELLS.
The Marriage of Mr. C. W. Dysart and Miss Mattie Miller.

  At six o'clock last evening at the residence of Mr. John Miller, 1114 
Eighth avenue, the interesting and pleasant ceremonies connected with 
the marriage of his daughter Mattie to Christ. W. Dysart, son of Joseph 
Dysart of the firm of Joseph Dysart & Son, formerly of this city, but 
now employed by Superintendent Wilson at Elmira, took place.  The 
services were performed by Rev. S. W. Duffield, pastor of the Second 
Presbyterian Church, and were witnessed by about sixty friends of the 
happy couple.  The event takes from Altoona a young lady who is highly 
esteemed by a large circle of friends for her pure character and kind 
disposition.  While they regret her departure they are pleased to know 
that she has accepted such a noble young man, who will make her a true 
husband.  At the close of the ceremony an elegant supper was served, 
after which the guests repaired to the parlors and were entertained by 
music and games until a late hour, when they departed, pronouncing the 
occasion a very enjoyable one.  The bride was the recipient of a number 
of beautiful and useful gifts.  The newly-wedded couple left on the 
Philadelphia express last evening for a short tour through the East and 
will return to Elmira.  May their path through life be pleasant and 
joyous.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Friday, December 17, 1880

Married.

DYSART - MILLER - On the 16th inst., at the residence of John Miller, 
Esq., by Rev. S. W. Duffield, Mr. Christ. W. Dysart, of Elmira, New 
York, and Miss Mattie Miller, of Altoona.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Monday, December 20, 1880