The sun., 1910-05-27
RCdSEY.HAUUIMAN WEDDING
SIMPLE CEREMONY Ar ARDEN
WITH FEW GUESTS.

The BFldegroOm a sgulplos ami the Bride
the Daughter % r. q. Hartman
1.-the Chnrch Filled win Flowers
From the Esiate-Ts 1--we az Ardea.
In the little Episcopal church Of 1t
Johns Al Arden Miss Mary Hartman. the
oldest daughter Of the late r n. Hartman.
Was married yesterday 20 Charles Cary
! Rumaey % Buffalo. The ceremony was
simple and there were few guests
general holiday among tho employees
Of the Hartman estate was declared yes
terday. More than doO of them hung
about the place and a few attended the
wedding. The clear skies and uonderful
foliage % the Ramapo Hills supplied a
fine setting for the affair.
Arden church. a tiny structure Contain
ing not more than twenty-five peWs. was
turned into a garden Of hlacs end smilax
and blooming snOwballs. A new green
carpet had been laid along 'he centre aisle
Tor the occasion. livery part Of the
church exuept the roof was covered. The
four walls were hung with festoons Of
smilaK, the pews lined with white and Law
endnr hlacs and the altar was bsdecked
With all sorts Of Wild flowers gathered
from Arden forest.
Shortly before noon the bridal party
came down from the Hartman house
in half dozen automobiles. They went
into the church Immediately. The oere-
inony, which was very brief. was per-
formed by the Rev. ! Holmes MacCuin- !
ness, a close personal friend Of Mr.. Harri- |
man. There we're no ushers and no I
bridesmaids. Miss Carol Hartman Vas 1
She maid of honor and Lawrence d. Rum
sey, JF.. q brother Of the bridegroom. was
the bes, man The bride was given au ny
0y her brother. W. Averell Hartman. She
wore a gown of white lace over white
satin without n train. Her veil was fas-
tened 20 her haiT by a cluster of orange
blossonis. She carried bunch Of Ameri-
can Beauty roses Mrs L u. Hartman
y az dressed entirely in white
In spite Of the fact that two srecial
trains, one from jersey City and another
IRON Nowburgh. ran into Arden yesterday
the guests we're comparatively few.
Mrs. Robert Livingston Gerry. the second
daughter OF Mrs. Hartman. was there. I
out her husband was unable 90 20 I
booauee OF the wedding Of his brother. ,
Peter Goelet Gerry, % Miss MathiIde
Townsend in Washington Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Aversll OF
Rochester. Mr.. and Mrs. {. d. Simons. 4
Mr. ard Mrs. Lawrence d. Rlfrnaav. pareDts
OF the bridegroom: Mies Rumsey Of buffalo,
Dr. and Mrs Charles Cary OF Buffalo
Thomas Hastings. an architect. OF New 4
York; {. {. Tegethoh. Mrs. Harriman's .
secretary, and Charies I. Ford. superin- !
tendent Of the estate. d
On the way 20 the church the PARTY q
passed the little cemetery where M a
Hartman Ia buried His grave had been .
covered with twtgs Of spruce and bits
Of evergreen. The graveyard Il verv d
close % the church a
When the ceremony was over the motor .
cars whizned along the lower route. O
through The forest and up to the top OF
he hill, along the twisting roads, a dis h
lance Of two miles. A wedding breakfast o
- simple a. the wedding itpelf was served n
or the triends of the Harrimans and b
3umseys, There we're about twenty u
lrcseni h.
AZ 3 o clock low fat car was DRAGGED :,
IloWly zap the tracks OF the steep incline
ilAne railway tO the house on the hill N
ln hour later the car sld down On h n
we're the bride and brids groom and several ~
lennefs OF NE family. Mr.. and Mrs. "
tumsey boarded the Hartman private %
ar Arden, the one Mr. Hartman al cl
Ways used, waved Rood-by and went hi
way. good many worzmen we're
"a hand 70 cheer them a. the special N
ram pulled out n
Nothing pleased Mrs Rumsev ~ much m
y a present she received from the ep- e.
'luyees on the estate II was huge wi
liver loving cup bearing the inscription d.
With best wishes from he 6iO surerin-
endents and workmen on the Arden m
state. May "a 1910 The bride IN ex- on
remely popular among the men. for she d.
az been active IN The conduct of the sv
Irden DAIRY iarns since the death Of hl
er father "
A friend a the Hartman family zaid th
at uiEht that Mr. and Mrs RiuFev ~
Iill return % ArJien after a short trip
ir kuus-y. who n known a. a sculptor.
'ill continue biz work n ART. A.