New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-06
Miss Mary Hartman Wears
Lace Her Mother Wore
When She Married.
BECOMES MRS. ROSEN
IN ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Sentiment Marks Ceremony Per-
formed in the Chapel Yes
tcrday Morning.

Miss Mary r. Hartman. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mr. !. Low Hartman. was
married at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing in the chapel or st. Barthoomcw's
Church. TO Felix r. Rosen, son Of Mrs.
y. X Rosen. 81 Now York and Paris.
Only relatives were present at the
ceremony. which was performed by the
Rc,. Dr.. leighton Parks There was
no reception.
The bride selected April for her
marriage as The date marked the we'd
ding Of her grandparents, the late Mr.
and Mrs Oliver Hartman. There was
another bit Of sentiment shown in the
gown which she wore. as the Brussels
lace which trimmed IL was the same
As that worn br her mother On her
wedding day. Tho dress OF net. which
was cut annie length. was simple and
beautiful over II fell tuAe ven,
arranged with a lace cap and fastened
al the sides with orange blossoms. ~
the corsage were apple blossoms
caught with a pearl pin. She carried
lilies-of -the-valley and white pansies.
she was given away by her father she
had no attendants. Her ornament
consisted Of a necklace OF pearls ana
a bracelet Of tiny pearls.
Ernest Rosen was his brothers best
man. There were no ushers. Imme-
diatelv after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs Rosen departed on their wedding
trip in The South.
Among The relatives az the church
were many children. the Youngest one
being the nine months old son OF Mr..
and Mrs.. Walter y. Rosen. VINO were
married n 1914. Mrs. Roscn IS the
onlv daughter Of the Hon. Mrs Lionel
Guest of London. and Mrs. Euest
first husband. Charles Stuart Dodge.
Others prese.t were SIR. and Mrs.
James /. p. Larier. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
TAYLOR. M and Mrs Ed"ln {. Hoyt.
James G.. shop and his daughters, NJ.
and Mrs. Hcber x. Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. Francis G. Bishop. Mr. and Mrs.
Ogden Reid. Mrs Z. u. Hartman. Miss
Carol Hartman. Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Hartman. Miss Sarah VI. Cunningham.
Bronson Winthrop. Mrs. Oliver {. Har-
riman. Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, Mss
Ethel Hartman. Mrs. Joseph Hartman
and Miss Gcorg.anns Hartman Owen.
yr. and Mrs Francis y. Mann, Of
Troy. y T.. announce the engagement,
Of their daughter. Miss Carolyn Mann
20 Evelyn du Pont Irving, OF Easl
Thirty-Afth street.
Mr. Irving IS a son or the late Alex
anCer Duer Irving and AIRS. Irving. his
mother was Miss Ellen du Pont,
daughter of General Henry du Pont'
Of Delaware. His brother is Alexander
Duer Irving. VINO owns Sunnyside'
Washington Irving's old home. al Tar
ivtown. dr. Irving was graduated from
Harvard 'O9. and is a member OF the
Union and other clubs.
Miss Beatrix Buel, who is 20 be mar
RED 10 Henry C.app Smith, son OF Mrs
Joseph 4. Smith. Of $50 PARK Avenue
on Wednesday. April 26, in the Col,
legiate Church of ST. Nicholas, VIII
have as her matron OF no.or Ms I!:.! noD,
ert r H. Emmett, and Miss Victoria
Buel Will be her sisters lower girl.
George X. Denny viii be Mr.. smiths
bost man and the ushers will be Iheo-
dore cfe'uwav. John Sloane and Cor
don n MAYNARD. The bride viii be
civen away by her father. Clarence {.
Ruel The ceremony will be followed
Inv reception at the Cosmopolitan
Club
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ia Montague
- .a.,,,~cd % town from Aiken,
s C.. where they spent the greater
part OF the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Newboid and
~ NJ, Eevbold will 20 to their
country place. at Hyde Park y. /"
next month for the summer
Mics Louise A. Johnson will give
-. 80 cberr,-'s on April 10 for Miss
8d h,f Bryce Gray and Edward L. NoTto9o'
n Who are TO be married on April -
Mr. John Jacob Aston viii leave
49,, & on April 20. and 20 TO
Washington for short stay before
Gaming on 20 New York.
A concert for the benefit OF the brii,
;.b Womeo's Maternity Hospital Will
be given this afternoon at 40 "es'
Fifty-eighth Street.