The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-08
SOCIAL AND.
PERSO N |. j..
i;'rhe Swce test Folly.

The Sweetest Folly. IS
There ,s 40 worldly pleastire here below
4 Witch W experience dotl, no, not folly
$Hut among oil the follies that 4 know
M The sweetest folly III the world Is love
#st,ut not that passion which, Will, FOOLS Is,
consent, ~ }s8s N N SS5s Il Bss Il iiS3
s Above the reason bears imp erious sway,
II Making their lifetime d perpetual Lent,
Az IL h mar We're borilito fast ana pray pray
IN b. that Is not the hutior} 4 approve @
tts9 AZ either yielding pleasure or promotion:
ss3l like d mild and lukewarii zeal In love
.f Although j do not like II In "a evotioii 5
Fl FOR III has no conference With my creed
& 70 Think that lovers die MS they pretend.
5$l1 all that say they die had died, Indeed.
Is sure long ere now the world had had
an end. ia. 4 u IJii55s {3lss 3i
4 Besides, No need not love, but \ 4 we
80 destiny can force men y disposition;
& And how can any die OF that disease u
Whereof himself may be his own pt1 " 81
.tf8i clan Ks Il " t Va i iS III
A But some seem SO distracted Of their wits
S55gi THAT I would think It but q venial sin
n To take some OF those lhnocents that sit
IN II, Bedlam out, and put some lovers IN.
Is Yet some men, rather than incur the
HS SANDER M It'll ltj ~
u 81 true apostates. viii Y false martyrs
af6 prove, S }sA4 III "a }sS II
II But I am neither 1phis nor Leland err
ING / II neither drown Tor hang myself for
jMethinks q wise mans actions should be
As always yield to rlseaasson's best advice;
y Nov, Tor to love too little or too much
Are both extren es, and all extremes are
IS AZ vice. AZ 4i S.Hl & s{5i I5 It'd i
II Yet have Il been q lover by repor fl
55} .Yeal Il have died for love. as others do
& But praised be God |! It was in such sort
That i revived within an hour or Two.
81 Thus have I lived, thus have I loved TIL
5ss now, g. e! III i AZ
{ III And find no reason to repent me yet AsS
And whatsoever otherwise will do !.
28a His courage IS as little as his VII VI.
4 4 NJ 5S Sir r ebert Aylon.
Stuar Cox.
One OF the most interesting Of August
y; weddings was celebra ted in Ashland Bap-
" list Church at87:sO o clock last evening
land . became the bride Of 3 the Rev.
" Charles Edwin Stuart, 4 this city. The
X ceremony was performed by the Rev.
SS5Dr.s r.. H. Pitt and the Rev. Dr. Charles
i. 4tRyland, h Of Richmond College. who
was the ofilciating minister at the mar
Il rlage of the brides parents in Caroline
a county. IN. XII 81 u s3s q
She is the second daughter q MT. Dun m:
81 can B. and Mrs. Sallie voolfolk Cox,
II and AIT is "a young lady Of fine Christian
land attractive personality. She 1s very
Il prominent In church and Sunday school
work and will be much missed IN Ash
land .Ss 4., q
B E8 Her father is one OF Ashland's leading
business men and a member of the Town
n Council. She Is related on her mother
stdegto the we'll known Woolfolk Cole les
man and Workman families s, OF virginia y
.sia The groom6is the son Of the late Key:
q n, IA III and Mrs. Sarah Quarles Stuart
X Of Southwest Virginia., and Is a nephew
( of8sthe late Professor Charles 3. Stuart,
q at one time prominent as a teacher IN
Al Randoph-Macon College, Boydton i, and
4 principal of8a school In Asl6and many
years 80. He Is connected with many
prominent families IN the state, and s's
a a 4 s man E OF high Christian character, Q
81, ccessful minister, and tone much be-
Il loved by all his churches lie has been
castor at Columbia, Ashland and in5Le
n county. wa. e He now has charge Of Ven
able Street Baptist Church, this city.
y$5Es The church was handsomely decorated
with palms and flowers. Mrs. ". c. Fox
8 the wedding marches and q number OF
beautiful and appropriate selections.
1.-THE bride came in with her father and
twas met at the altar by the groom, who [
4 had as his best man the Rev. William
&Lockhart Ball, Of West View Baptist |
/ Church. The bride was gowned in white
n crepe de chine. trimmed In real lace, and
/. wore a tulle veil. Her flowers were
Bride roses. Her maid Of honor, Miss
Annie Duncan Cox, wore white lItulle and
carried white roses g sS
M The ushers we're Mr.. Charles Edwin
Cox, brother Of the bride Mr.. Frank
. JIiallowell Cox, cousin Of the bride; Mr..
W. e. Quarles, cousin OF the groom, and
& Mr., j ohm Lewis Price, OF Richmond. E
The bridal party was entertained at q
supper. given after the ceremony, In the
home of the bride's parents. Then Mr..
q and Mrs. Stuart left fora trip North and
TO the seashora.. EAey Received many, ele-
giant wedding gifts, especially In silver.
385 For Richmond Girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Tyler, OF
s.S'''Belle Alto" at Seven Mile Ford. in
Southwest Virginia, entertained at a
calendar party Friday evening In honor
OF Misses Mary Halves Tyler. and Caro-
Y line DeJarnette, of Richmond; Mrs. A.
Randolph Darlington, OF Lynchburg. and
lss Lily Tyler. OF Radford. III
Beautiful decorations and dainty prizes
made the evening most enjoyable, Those
present were: Misses Mary Hawes Tyler,
Caroline DeJarnette and Kathleen Rich
ardson. OF Richmond; Miss Lily Tyler,
OF Radford; Mrs. A. Randolph Darlington,
#;c,e Lynchburg; Mr.. and Mrs. James D.
Tate, Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, Miss
Z st, John, Miss Bradley Greever: Messrs
HI Beverly Wren, Kyle Fulton and Frederick
i Greeyer, Of Chilhowie. Va; Mr., and