MARRIAGE: George R. MacFARLANE to Anna L. CLINGERMAN, 1899, Blair County, PA

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MacFARLANE - CLINGERMAN.

  At the home of the bride's parents, 1014 Chestnut avenue, last 
evening at 8.30 o'clock, Mr. George R. MacFarlane and Miss Anna L. 
Clingerman were united in matrimony by Rev. J. S. James, pastor of the 
First Baptist church.  The house was very prettily decorated with 
plants and flowers.  The marriage vows were pronounced between the arch 
separating the parlors.  Two little flower girls preceded the bridal 
couple.  The two little ladies who were selected for this duty were 
Miss Katharine Burley and Miss Mary Hicks.  They were dressed in white 
and carried white carnations and daisies.  The bride wore a costume of 
French nainsook trimmed with vallenciennes lace and pearls.  The ring 
ceremony was used.
  The guests who were the relatives and immediate friends of the bride 
and groom were tendered a reception, during which a delightful wedding 
dinner was served.  Mr. and Mrs. MacFarlane left last night on a ten 
day's wedding journey to New York and the sea shore.  They will go to 
housekeeping on their return at 1414 Tenth street.  Miss Clingerman is 
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Clingerman.  She was a successful 
teacher in the public schools of Altoona.  She is a young lady who is 
endowed with all the qualities requisite to bring happiness to the 
husband she has chosen.  The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John 
MacFarlane.  He is a machinist in the air brake shop of the 
Pennsylvania railroad.

Morning Tribune, Thursday, June 29, 1899