The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-22
yEDDED ~ WASHINGTON.
Two Richmond Couples Married D"'
Failed TO Find Hotel Accommodation

Fs,,ed TO Find Hotel Accommodations.
Miss Minnie Pippin and Mr.. Richard
II Burruss and Miss Della Iarbrougn
and Mr.. Edward Barlow were married
Tuesday afternoon at Washington at
c.9n O'clock by the Rev. Dr.. Addison,
rector of Trinity church, corner OF 1hrd
and & streets. they LETT their ulsuspecl,
inc parentN c,Tly IL the morning. anu
boarding a North bound tram were Snort-
10 landed in the nations capital. IL
va, - imnoss be for them to secure apart
,nents nj Tie hotel and 1t was with the
greatest difficulty that the clerk could
he found who issues marriags licenses.
ON account OF the G.. A X. parade Oh
fetal business was ut standstlll, ana II
was several hours before the clCrk was
found and induced 10 60 10 his once
and issue the necessary licenses. er-
sistercy finally succeeded. however WINE
the young ladies' waited ct the rector
residence. and shortly after q ci1ck
they received the gladstone news ihae
all was ready. Then 1t was IN the pre-
sence of few witnesses that the Two
ceremonies took place, and Rev. Dr.
Addison pronounced the two couples
man ana wife.
After delightful repast, which the
rector kindly allowed 10 be served III ms
residence, the couples went out on the
avenue and witnessed the beautiful pyro-
technic display They afterwards made
earnest applications to the hotels LOT
lodging. but failed 10 secure apartments
and the Pennsylvania depot offered even
less chance for comfort. Every seat ana
all available place on the hoors were
taken by sleeping people and 1t was only
after the energetic efforts OF the Two
grooms that the brides found seats. The
young men. seeing the condition OF mat
ters. went out a short distance from the
depot and purchased a few empty fruit
crates so that their brides could seat
themselves.
Throughout the night the quartc'te
kent ND a tircfome vigil. and the gray
streaks of dawn were hailed by delight.
They shortly afterwards boarded a
south-bouud train and arrived in Klch-
mond yesterday morning at ~ CiocN'
Mr. BurTuss Is attache OF Inc lines
mailing-rOOm. and Mr.. Barlow Is en-
plove of the Richmond Locomotive
Works. The young ladies are well
known and popular, and have many
friends who wish them every JOY upon
the matrimonial sea.
Brown-Cardozo.
Miss Juliette Imogene Cardozo, daugh-
for of the late J. II. Carlozo and Mr.
Richard Brown. son Of Mr.. Richard T.
Brown, Of Church Hill. were married
last evening at the residence, Eighth ana
Franklin streets where for months the
bride has boarded. Rev. Mr.. Preston
Nash performed the beautiful Episcopal
service in an impressive manner. MISS
NcClelland was the maid OF honor ana
Mr.. Charles Mckinney acted as best
man The wedding was quite an uneE-
pected event. and as a consequence Only
The intimate relatives and friends OF lhe
couple were present. c...-..
The bride was clad in a neat-ftting
walking costume. She is q lovely young
lady OF the brunette type, ana ny Der
many graces Of mind and heart mas en-
dearad herself to q host Of friends; Inc
groom is well-knoWn in Richmond ana
has a host Of friends The couple WIN
reside at the Exchange for the present
Welded on Tuesday.
Mr.. William II. Henning, Jr., and MISS
Maggie Brufy were married on TUESDAY
evening at $50 o'clock at No. 23l south
Belyidcre street by the Rev. Mr.. Williams.
They left for Washington on the lO.4!
o'clock train. The groom Is an emplcye OF
the Richmond and Aleghanv railroad. ana
the bride is the daughter OF Captain Bruly'
who is also employed by the same company.
Mr.. Thomas Turner was the best man ana
Miss Rosie Henning sister OF the groom
acted as maid Cf honor.