MARRIAGE: Lloyd COOPER to Ada G. WEIDENHAMER, 1891, Blair County, PA

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Local Brevities.

  The many friends of Mr. Lloyd Cooper, of this city, will be 
interested in the announcement of the marriage of that gentleman to 
Miss Ada G. Weidenhamer, of Milton, Pa.  The marriage took place in 
that thriving town on Wednesday last.  The Tribune hopes that their 
voyage through life will be one of happiness as well as prosperity.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Friday, January 30, 1891

Grand Wedding.

  On Wednesday evening, the 28th of January last, the residence of 
William Weidenhamer, esq., in Pleasant Valley, about one mile from 
Milton, Northumberland county, Pa., was the scene of activity and 
brilliancy, the occasion being the marriage of his daughter, Ada 
Gertrude, to Mr. Lloyd Cooper, of Altoona, Pa.  Notwithstanding the 
inclemency of the evening many of the invited guests assembled in good 
time, so that the spacious house was filled to overflowing.  Punctually 
at the time appointed, Professor Gresh, of Milton, seated at the organ 
in the hall, caused the instrument to pour forth the beautiful strains 
of the wedding march to the delight and satisfaction of all present.  
Presently the bride and groom were ushered into the bridal parlor, 
preceded by their waiters, Mr. Edward Weidenhamer, of Lock Haven, with 
Miss Emma Cooper, of Altoona, and Mr. Herbert Kutz, of Milton, with 
Miss Cora I. Seidel, of Reading, Pa., whereupon Rev. J. M. 
Reimensnyder, pastor of the Lutheran church at Milton, Pa., stepped 
forward, and in his impressive manner pronounced the ceremony that 
united the two hearts into one.  After over a hundred congratulations 
had been extended to the happy couple all were invited to a sumptuous 
repast provided for the occasion.  The bride was the recipient of quite 
a large number of costly presents, both useful and ornamental.  At 
about 3 o'clock, p.m., the bridal party were driven to the depot, where 
they took the train for Washington City, etc., to spend the honeymoon.

Morning Tribune, Altoona, Pa., Wednesday, February 4, 1891

1900 Altoona Ward 3, Blair County census -
Lloyd Cooper, 36  
Ada G. Cooper, 29