The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-13

together separate and apart from the
material matter OF dollars and cents.
Poverty means to woman moro
than encouragement and self-sacrifice.
1t means freedom from the strife of
It means leisure for NELL
tai growth and acknowledgements. SO
that after, while the woman knows
tho real source and inspiration Of hap
piness Is within herself, and that Il
cannot depend upon anything 30 COM
paratively trivial as condition of lie.
She realizes that good fortune Is not
an endowment OF circumstance nlere-
ly; 1t is rather tenet Of the mind. q
mood OF the spirit, and a physical at
tribute"
Tho Monday German.
The third dance OF the Monday Ger
man will be given tonight In Masonic
Temple. with Colonel 10 Lane Stern
leading.
The brilliant SUCCESS OF two preced-
Ing dances renders the promise Of to-
nights entertainment more than usu.
ally attractive.
There will be d number OF visitors
no doubt, as the city is unusually full
at this time, and there has never been
a year when the attendance OF the
debutantes at the Monday dances np-
peared more noticeable.
The opening OF card-room and the
added attraction OF bridge has rendered
the always popular series of germans
given by the Monday Club handsomsr
and more largely attended than ever.
Recepr.3na ana Dances.
The country clubs Of Richmond were
centres OF gay life Saturday afternoon
and evening.
At Lakeside Club reception and
dance drew largely upon the members
OF the young society set. The receiv-
irg party included Miss Julia Joynes.
Miss Caroline Armistead. Miss Lillian
Binford and Miss Brent Witt. The
|claperons were Mrs. Levin Joynes.
Mrs. Abram Warwick. Mrs. Preston No
land and Mrs. r. Latimer Gordon.
The weekly Saturday afternoon hop
lat Hermitage was we'll attended, as
usual and proved a decidedly gay and
enjoyable affair.
QuarIes-Tnylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Taylor an
ncunce the approaching marriage of
their niece, Ida Cornelia Taylor. to
Judge Julian Minor Quarles, of Staun-
ton. Va.
The ceremony will be performed in
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor. No.
1889 Monument Avenue. on Wednesday
January ED, at 5 =. NJ. and will be
witnessed only by relatives and Until
mate friends.
! Owing to the prominence Of the con-
trncting parties. the announcement is
one of moro than usual interest. Judge
and Mrs. Quarles will make their home
| in Staunton when they return from
their wedding tour.
Beautiful Wedding.
| r,,o ~readyrr "a =,
! at 1 o'clock, OF Miss Bayone Taylor
daughter OF Colonel George w. Taylor
of Norfolk, to Mr.. Philip Maxwell Pres.
colt, Jr.. is spoken OF as one OF the
most beautiful OF the midwinter sea-
son. It was celebrated In Christ Epis.
|ccpal Church, Norfolk, the Rev. Philir
prescott, of Washington, D. G.. ant
Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, of Virginia
officiating.
The bride was given away by he,
father. She was eXquisitely gownet
In an imported creation OF white
|drchess satin and point lace. Her vel
hung from q coronet Of orange bios
SONS and her flowers were white or,
chids and lilies OF the valley.
The maids of honor. Misses Margue
rite Taylor End Louise Jones, were
i handsomely attired, the one In whit,
chiffon velvet. the other In white chif
flor. cloth over satin. Both wore blacI
velvet hats trimmed with plumes, an,
i carried clusters OF Shasta daisies.
4 Mr.. Sherburne Prescott, OF Wash
I ington, D. O., was best man, and TIL,
groom's other attendants Messrs. VIII
liam Morrow. Of Washington; Jerom
i Alexander and f. II. Smith. OF New
York; Thomas N. Page, William II
1 White, Jr., and ". Hunter Bell, O
4 Norfolk.
An elegant breakfast In the hon
OF Colone, George ". Taylor was give
; after the ceremony. The whole houa
4 was decorated in palms. ferns an
American Beauties. the roses fcrmin
the centrepiece of the table In the din
. ing-roonl that was further ornamente
with red-shaded candles.
Among those who went from Rich
mond to attend the wedding We're NJ,
and Mrs. /. N. Vaughan. Miss Lin
shieldn and Lieutenant Philip
Bagby, U. S. A.
Guests mt Wedding.
Mrs. Edward Mccormick Greene, 1
Z Ben Venue Va, and Miss Ficklin, I
Washington, D. c.. attended the Cor
dom Barnett wedding IN Baltimore Sat
urday. They were also guests at tn
luncheon following the n1arrlag'
given In Mrs. George Burnett's RESI-
dence, No. 800 North Charles Stree
Baltimore.
Clnpp--Grnvcly.
Invitations have been received 1
Z Richmond from Mr.. and Mrs. Peyto
B. Gravely for the marriage OF the
Z daughter Mary vcrser, to Mr.. Ernes
{ Clapp, the marriage to take plac
Thursday afternoon, January esd, 4
} O'clock, IN the Church Of tn
Epiphany, at panv!lle Va,
Miss Gravely's numerous Rlchmon
\ friends will be much interested In h,
wedding. AS tho guest Of several rslct
: nlond girls, Miss Gravely has made
] largo number OF ncquaintances her
\ whsre she is most pleasantly remen
bered.
Kate WhecloclS Club. n
\ The Kate Wheeloek Whist Club m.
l last Thursday with Mrs, Iarkin Glaze
n brook, Highest score nor, north,and sou:
ARG 4, r Todd, east and west nv Mr.