Ogden Daily Standard | 1910-03-29 | Page 7 | Eight Married for Charity Sake

"'inrtnd. tT lh" -V(lMrl rlclal'l p W 'nslrlngfrri 'for lh 1 bvn-fi'iof zier 'ti ti t " h a r I t.x l r' f ol k and friends 'vf the Ubymnj' compose Hie wedding 'auonrt.iuts nnd see tlint wedding gifts' art- not lacking. Throw other young couples would not wait and wore married mar-ried in Richmond this morning and came along on the special train for their honeymoons. EIGHT HARRIED FOR CHARITY SAKE Washington, March 28 Eight bridal couples came from Richmond to Wa&hlngtou and were maj rld for charity. Of course, charily was not the only reason, but a charity reaped reap-ed tho first benefits. Thy came with a wedding party of 450 (persons (which lllled seven coaches of a special train. Rev. J F. Cook of Baltimore camo to tho, capltol to tie the bunch of knots. First th5 wAUdlbgiha'ftyrsGbrmeiiyiui : license clerks office for permits. Thai official did his work In an hour. Then. 1p. the parlors of a down xown hniol the clergynmn did the rest. Each year Mrs. Jamea R. Gill, supt. of the male orphan asylum In Rich-