The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-05-22

New York, May 21.-(Special. 1.-The mar riage of Miss Mary Hartman, daughter of Mrs. F.. H. Hartman. to c. c. Rum sey, of Buffalo, next month will not be showy affair. will take place at the residence of Mrs. Hartman at Arden N Y, and only relatives and immediate friends will be present.
 The marriage of the beautiful young daughter of the late railroad magnate to the young American sculptor adds a new chapter to the common sense move ment of American heiresses marrying American husbands instead of seeking mates abroad among the penniless. and broken down nobility. However, Miss Hartman never pretended to care for title, hence she was less courted than any of the other handsome and rich young American daughters by dukes, lords, earls and princes.
 Charles Carey Rumsey is son of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Rumsey of Buff falo. The family is rich but MT Rumsey never took an interest in the affairs of the young bloods of the monied aristoc- racy whose dissipation is too often off color. He went in for painting and sculpt- bring and polo and he excels in. all three.
 Mir. Rumsey owns a top floor studio at 55 West Fifty-Ninth street and he Is known whereabouts as the "Billion Dol lar Artist" Notwithstanding this ap- pelation the sculptor often eats his breakfast in an adjacent dairy lunch room, for which he spends the sum of ,fc Ia fo ofh and well groomed of democratic tenden- ces, polite and good looking. For weeks he has been lodging reporters but he says he likes the game.
 After the wedding MT. and Mrs. Rum sey will go west for their honeymoon in a special car placed at their disposal by Judge Lovett of the Hartman lines. On their return they will spend the sum mer at Arden Mrs. Hartman and Miss Carol Hartman will go abroad immed- lately after the ceremony.
 Jay Gould has denied through his sec retary that he is engaged to marry Miss eBatrice Godfrey van, Brunner. Accord ing to the statement given out, not only is the report of the engagement untrue but it is without foundation of any sort.
 Some excitement was caused when Is was rumored that. as the result of a meeting last spring III fdrlS dnu d cOH- sequent friendship, the young pair were about to announce their engagement, with their marriage to follow shortly
 Mrs T. P Shonts and the Duchess du (-haulness and Miss Harnaret Shonts have gone to Europe for the summer They will return from Paris in the au- tumn.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold F. Mccormick are making motoring tour through France and Hungary. Mrs. Mccormick Is a daughter of John D. Rockefeller.
 A society journal has printed what 1t admits is a piece of "faked" and im- aeinary conversation over the tele- phone which has for its burden the as- sumption that MT. and Mrs. Reggie Rom aids have separated. Mrs. Ronalds will < be at the Plaza hotel until the marriage sof Miss Mathlde Townsend to Peter Gerry when she will sail for Europe for a long motoring trip. The plans of MT. Hollands are not known.
 Reginald c. Vanderbilt attended the Montreal horse show with Frederick H. Paine as his guest. William K. Wander bilt and William K, Jr., will remain in Paris until after the races. MT. and Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt are touring Europe in touring car. George w. Vanderbilt