New-York tribune., 1908-03-04
About People and Soct0I 4nc'den1s.

let and even crime converting them into useful
members Of the community. II was therefore only
"a be expected that large crowds should have
ser,bIed around Grace Church. where the marriage
or the comnodore's took pace- and the fact
that the time set for the ceremony was at noon
when all the working people employed in the great
wholesale and retail concerns n the district have
their luncheon hour. doubtless contributed % sNsH
the throng.
inside the church which beautifully dscsrsi-
81 nth Mains and spring flowers. the fashionable
uorJd was 50 extensively represented that every
seat was taken before noon. and ls1e-cor1s-s were
unable TO find places. some indeed oelnz SUBJECTED
20 the disagreeable experience OF beng actually
-. -, TO- lark Of room The bride. who arrived
,itb her father E Fl. Hartman by uhon shs
escorted TO the altar and given a"ss' vas arFayed
IN a gown of white satin trimmed WIN points Dc
yanfss with which she wore a veil Of point
r,s her flowers consisting OF hiIss-of-the-vallsy.
-. o-cbids and orange blossoms Miss Mar
Hartman who was her sisters MAID OF iioIor and
Miss Margaret Dix. Miss Marion a ClarH. Miss
D,,b averiU Miss Elsie Hozland ara Mss ANITA
,,tdy we're m arrayed in frocSs Of peach eeloTss
chiffon over taffeta silk Of the same hue anu M
t,-o7vn niuuaes on their brown chi1on picture
hats were tipped with peach color lne'r hoNeTs
consisted Of La Tosca clusters OF PINK ana waite
roseg Miss carol Hartman "ho vas % ia's
,eer one of her sisters bridesmaids was not SUI
es.i.- -eco,erAd from her recent Illness 70 T-uasr
- roesbIe 10 undertake that Office PeisF Soeist
c.o-rv was his brothers best man. ana 'ls aShers
,-era Manson Morris. Robert w tIoeiet FTederie
t-a-ocba- Rradish G. Johnson William 5talkeoies
-, t4s--irnan with Aaron Davis and John 5.
- % BOSTON The Rev. Dr. " r Huntington.
tor of Grace Church, performed me ceremony.
agsis+ed t1y the Rev T. H heduinHess' ree'os e
. r,--cb AZ Arden. the country place OF Alr and
81 L II Hartman. the parents o. tns orlaes
=, h.rsdirtion was pronounced oy Hsnop
-. or Albany. After the ceremony 'aeEe vas
=. sdiourunaent the house m : lI'n a'e-i1s "lea
~ md Mrs e II. Hartman have rented i'r 1ns
~-raT-. a
-con.ion took place. The n%~N Hna'''7u cups
-, s tbef- honeymoon abroad and are ezpee''
"a n sail at the end Of the week
-ase,4 v-ere Mrs Vanderailt, Mrs.
IN . V-hftney Mrs ogden Miiis and Ass
Ilaa+-ioo Mills Mrs John Jacob Asler' ME- Lo'-
-,sIirs vanderbilt. Mrs J. Borden 1asI-i,aL' NJ
- NJ oliver Hartman. MI am slrz- !"
Iv,,rd cutting Mrs Benjamin GUINNESS NJ ana
~ u = vanderbilt. jr-, MF- and MIS- Eoyai
Ia,.air~ carroll Mr and Mrs. Lloyd : Bryce, NJ
md Mrs EIbridge 7 Gerry, with MSS SiaOel ara
Miss Angelica Gerry; Mr. and Nrs- ~d1.lho l.
r,avliae Mr. and Mrs. " Sterrs Nsils' Ny ana
Ms Henrv Rogers winthrop Mrs H. Ls key
I-a,s+ Mrs Ernest Iseiin. Miss Dorotns Whit
nov Mrs j. Ellis Roosevelt. Ms J. Nsisoa 5or-
- Mrs FORSYTH Nickes, Nr- and NJ "lii4nn
woodward Mrs. J. Gordon Douglas SlIS- A-Iea
. Vanderbilt Mrs T. h Psndleton Mrs NlAarn
Douz1as sloane Mrs stephen Fl DIN. NJ ara
Mrs J. Lee Taller, Mr.. and Mrs Art7uF sem.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Morton MS "hiuisS
Warren Mrs Maturln Livingston Ms Tei-3
TsockefeTIer Mrs GrenviIle Kane. MIS- q "a
Haven, Mrs ". Watts sherman, t7e Misses
sherman Ms { B Alexander and t1e MISSES
Alexander Mrs. H. Fairfield Osborn Mrs- Joon
z Alexandra Mrs Sydney Smith. Mrs- ciNeF
Gould Jennings Mrs J. Francis a tiarSs Mss
Dorothy Bfzefov. Mrs. A. LanfeaT Narrls- H1Es
Robert C5oeIet Mrs. r. Burial Hoffman. MIS- y
n Y Hoffman. Mrs FoxhaH ksene, MIS- P
Cooper Hewitt Miss Susan Street, Miss Esaher
Mortimer Miss Amy Townsend. Miss Thsrese
IseIin Miss Lily Lee Page and Miss E1'srctts
Kernochan.
To-day. being Ash Wednesday. will he. as usual
somewhat dull from a social point Of vteT, s1d
while in the morning attendance at church = II
order few entertainments OF note figure OF TIE
programme for the afternoon evening For 10
morrow however. a number OF dinners are scEsd-
rIed notably one by Mrs. William Watts Sherman
at her house. in Fifth avenue In the morning
Mrs George c Ciark-s house. FIftk avenue. vii
be the Of the fourth OF the series OF sonata
reeitals for the benefit OF the Music School SETTLE
meut. under the direction of Mr. and Mrs David
Names and organized by the Junior League, while
in the evening there viii q musical the Plaza
for the benefit of the HandiCTaft School OF ne
Greenwich House, under the patronage oc Mrs
Douglas Robinson. Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs E
H Hartman. Mrs Robert Goelst ana Mrs V
Orne Wilson.
Mrs. Harry Payne whitney's house. a. FItIH
nue. and 9th street, will also be the t0-n0--
row Of a musical by amateurs for the benefit et
the Convalescent Home al Rhine bsck-o1-Jhe- EEg6-
son Mrs Henry Spies Kip. Miss Gladys Ri-e. Miss
Ruth Draper and Miss Rosamond Street hsu-s 81
the programme
Mr.. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston leave town ID
morrow for a trip California.