The sun., 1891-01-29
HARRIMAy-C8RLEY.
A rashionasie weAsing That Fiiied 80.
Thouns's Sh0rch.

A Fashionable weAs,nk That riiied st.
Thosns's Shsrch.
church wedding which called together m
unusual number OF persons OF fashion was
solemnized In 81. Thomas's Church yesterday
noon. Mics Grace Cariey, daughter Of Mr.
Francis Carlsy OF Tuxedo Park. was married
to Mr.. Oliver Hartman. Jr. The steps leading
to the chancsl were banked on eithsr side
with palms, ferns. and beautiful bay trees. On
either side OF the chancel gate wsre pyramids
OF roses and orchids fastened by garlands to
the apsx OF bay trees.
The chancsl rail was also gnrlanded with
roses The bride entered the church on the
arm OF her father. She was attired In Worth
gown OF white satin. with a garniture OF
orange blossoms acrss tho front Tho train
was O full court and finished with ruchings
OF tulls. The corsa9s was high and dscked
with allst OF orange blossoms The tulle
veil was fastened with triple wreath ii natu-
raj orange blossoms. The ornament which
she wore on her corsaRe was superb lovers
knot OF diamonds and pendant OF sapphires. a
gilt from the groom.
Miss Carley was preceded up the aisle by the
four brldesm aids, who wore pretty gowns OF
pink silk. mado With French Jackets adorned
with ecru lace. On their hoads they wore
short wells OF white tulle. fastened to dainty
caps Of pearls They carried gold and white
prayer books. given to them by the bride. Tho
bridesmaids were Misc Forbes -Leith. Miss
Florence Griswold. Miss Amy Bend, and Miss
Hayemcyer. The brideeroom; with his best
the bride al the .chancel rail. .....,
The ushers,, who wore the conventional norm
Ing de;s with White SEava,s adorned with dr
duncan Elliott. William Hartman. Victor sor-
the rector. the. Rev. Or. John Wesley brown.
a S eaI ey
'pds Sass Of tts SSSp
ensr Among On H tho guests wers: Mrs. James Harr-
man. aunt OF the bridegroom.. who wore a
S e!H Mrs. s0 scsn an
green velvet. with q bonne. to correspond
s9.n eS Ms 1Srs wsh sshs soMn rs deem violet
shnde 81 violet Cloth was finished by mui,
S MIS- so'ss NicSoas S sa0F Fsh wore heavy Ottoman
silk Of helotrope heavily embroidered with
Miss Fish wore .npphire blue cloth gown.
Mrs; James Breese steel brocade with high
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt was in dark green
velvet trimmed with fur, bonnet to match.
| Mrs. Grenyille Kane appeared in ecru cloth
sr%%'5S mr.. Ssa iYF Low an aup. o, tho erlds-
| groom was in black and lavender brocade
| Mrs. c. s. HRvem6yer wore II beautiful gown
| OF black velvet, with q Medici cnpe. She wore
| a close fitting hat OF black velvet.
Mira. William Sloane was in dark green vel.
| vet with u bonnet to match.
Mrs. Richard Hunt. sister OF the bride. was
in gray. brocade. with French bonnet Of
Mrs. William G. Whitney was in black and
| with yellow roses.
Miss Letter wore a Partisan gown OF blue
cloth. with Medlci cane and large hat OF
BLUSH gray velvet. covered with magnificent
plnmes. Mrs. Oliver Hartman. mother of the
bridegroom. wore gorgeous gown Of black
and lavender broca.le. tho flowers being out.
lined In gold. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman wore
u black cloth gown. elaborately embroidered
with gold, and dainty French bonnet OF black
cock feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman left lat evening fol
| the South