The San Francisco call., 1909-09-13


Ahose who were personal friends of the
family and had received invitations
from Mrs. Hartman were admitted.
The out Of town party arrived at Arden
at 3-l5 on special train. The follow
ing were present:
AIrs John C. NeiIson Dr. aud Mrs z. L. Tru-
charles Carpenter Mrs G. W Perkins
William Carpenter Rensselaer, Weston
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Alexander Miller
Har c. g. Tegetbof
Ms Frank stevens william Mehl
Mrs Emily OnderdOnk !. keil
Mrs David Murray J. kruttschntt
Miss Catherine Harri-l J. C. Stubbs
Miss Helene Hartman l. r. Loree
Doctor aud Mrs. Mercer James stiIman
Mr.. and Mrs b. B. Jacob n Schih
Odell Jr. F. ID. Underwood
Mr. aud Mrs Oliver Thomas Hastings
,Ir and Mrs. J. WI ! T. Harshan
Hartman Marvin Hughitt
Air and Mrs. John II. H. A Van Alystyne
Mccullough DR.. sDd Mrs. George
Mrs. !. 3. Hartman Dixon
AIR and Mrs. Orlando W. s Jonson
Hartman Thomas Price
q. C. ClaFk and family Stephen Brooks
e. A. Peabody and fam A. G. Hackstsn
Mr. and Mrs. H W. de v. '. $ Thorne
Mr- and Mrs. F. J. Robert 5. LOyett
HOLD HOLY COMMUNION
The first service was holy COM
muniOn, celebrated, at 10 a IN. by Rev.
J. Holmes McGuiness. for Mrs. Harri
man and her children at their home on
Tower hill At il O'Clock came a pub.
lie memorial service at St. Johns
church for the employees of the farm
and parishiOners, who. on account of
lack Of space, were unable to attend
the funeral service later. The Harri-
man pews were left vacant. Mrs.
fharles .. Simons. Mr.. Harrimans sis
W.: her husband, two daughters and
Orlando II. Hartman. a brother were
the only relatives present.
Instead of the usual morning SER
mon. Dr. McGuiness, the pastor. deliv-
cred memorial address. He said:
Private and comparatively small as this
gathering is, J feel upon power both
Of audience and subject. which seems 10
weight me down But ] know you viii bear
with while simply endeavor draw
wii.-h NAV serve To make us who are so sad
in ways better The lesson of
hut is the whoIe country For this Is not
thing done in corner; this is a burial
We hare one Of the foremost men az ali the
world struck down. There is Ameri-
can whom this event dos not reach
Where Is the man that welded such power
this man who is taken from rs 2 What
tower Of strength he was in the greatest
undertaking and enterprises that over
spread our land.
TRIBUTE WELL EARNED
lion which The American people gladly pay
% whoever has done best what every
desires 10 do
Probably no has drawn 10 it or un-
ioiaed or developed as much Of the charsc-
fcriSflc ability Of the nation did the
Teer ~ Edward II. Hartman. And did he
labor selhshly only for himsef2 No. the cir
cumstances Of countless thousands bet
tered y MS enlightened and masterly ac-
Tion- Never has he been accused OF under
hand dealings. has he given shadow
- excuse Tor any one 70 say that he abused
lie bowers u his exalted position. And you
know What he has been TO all Of you here.
II this valley and mountain could speak.
would they not have story 10 tell Of HIS
desire 70 create neighborhood in the high
A. 10 our friends private Iife-most Of
Son who are here need not that should
,au 81. But this occasion I know you
would have speak Of that which your own
hearts know only TOO well. You know him
down this valley-simple. unaffected. gentle
and kind In our sorrow he took US by the
hand. in our joys be rejoced with and
in every event he showed himself a friend.
or his worldly achievements and distinction
we knew nothing from his lips From
sources entirely outside of himself we had
"a gain our knowledge OF this part Of his
life He could always be approached bv us
and when We needed advice his best thought
directed 10
You need not have me dwell upon the re-
ligious side Of his nature. At the time of
ms arrival here he sent every man en-
ployed the place the following letter:
LETTER REVEALS SPIRIT
Arden, Orange Co. y y Oct. lS; 1895.
of interest on your part is .discOuraging
those who provide the means whereby you
have the important privilege Of attend
ing church services.
Pair weather Christians Of more
use n community than the same sort Of
labOrer. milkman dairyman. farmer. carpen-
ser. blacksmith. rsilroadman any kind Of
fair weather
1T seems 10 me that your responsibility
docs not end with yourself. but extends
those over whom you have influence
The opportunity ~ given your children
Tor religious training At Sunday school, and
the church for yourselves and families.
I'll is not a favor conferred any one
else than yourselves and families
..lf Is not favor conferred on any one
else than yourselves, II you avail yourselves
of it,
Il hope by next sunday that you win
evidence interest by attending the
services. Yours faithfully,
T. H. HARTMAN
HIS realization Of The Tremendous importance
~ regular attendance upon divine worship was
Illustrated not only iD the sending out Of that
when health permitted Many times within the
last few years be conquered the intense pain
of his infrmities 10 come to this church. He
was also a most faithful communicate At the
time when his daughter was Frustrated by a
serious illness and during the crisis which fol-
lowed he sent q note in his handwrit-
ing requesting prayer for her. Time and again
he declared TO his firm belief In the teach
ings of our holy father. The mighty power
which he welded by his personal influence never
.,i,s<lired IN his own mind the need OF absolute
reliance upon the band that governs the uni
verse.
MEMORY WILL ENDURE
rone after our chiIdren's children have passed
the way Of all earth this trait win make Hsrri-