The Washington herald., 1918-04-29


tion to the family of the late DIR.
active member of the Council since
its establishment.
Miss Louise Bronson Hunnewell.
daughter of Hollis II. HunnewelI. OF
Wellesley. Mass, were married Sat
urday noon in st. Peters Church, Eat
on square. London. England.
Among those who attend the cere-
mony were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert IL.
Asquith, the American Ambassador
and Mrs. Walter Hines Page, and
Lady Page.
AS it was impossible for Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin l.. Gunther to go to
England for the marriage OF Miss
Hunnewell to their son, they gathered
several friends about them at dinner
night at their home in New
York City to celebrate the event.
Mr.. Gunther's bride, whose father is
Hollis H. Hunnewell. of New York and
Wellesley. Mass, has made her home
in London with her mother and step
father several years. She Is a grand,
daughter of the late Howard Jafrray.
OF New York, and a niece of Mrs.
Victor Sorchan. other relatives are
Mrs. ]. Borden Hartman, Mrs. George
Hope Mairs and Mrs. Henry Potter
Russell. all of whom are engaged in
war relief work abroad.
Mr.. Gunther entered the American
diplomatic service soon after his grad
uation from Harvard in 1907. Before
going to London he was stationed at
Managua. Lisbon. Rio dc Janeiro and
Christiania. He is n grandson OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mott, Of New
York. and a nephew OF Mrs. WILDER
A. Bloodgood and the late Mrs. John
Clinton Gray.
The wedding of Ensign Robert
Howard Gamble. L. S. N, a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gamble, of
Fla, and Miss Virginia
Loney. the only daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Loney. who
were victims of the Lusitania dis
aster. took place Saturday after
noon at the brides home and that
of her cousin. Miss Mary B. Cham
berlaine, in New York The Rev.
Hamilton Schuyler performed the
The bride. in white satin and old
point lace. worn by her mother, had
a tulle veil and carried orchids and
lilies. Her uncle. George McKesson
Brown, gave her in marriage. The
brideCroom's sister, Miss DOROTHY
Gamble, was her only attendant.
Lieut.. Gordon IT. BalsCh, of the
Naval Aviation Corps. was the best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Gamble are
coming to Washington. where they
have taken a house AT Chevy Chase
for the next six months. as Ensign
Gamble is in the government ser
vice in this city.
The marriage Of Miss Martha Vir-
Ginia SeGgerman. daughter of NJ
and Mrs. Victor A. Seggerman, of
New York and Washington. to Capt.
Ernest William Boley. L. s. R., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bolev. OF
Cleveland. Ohio. will take place on
Saturday afternoon at the Hotel
Gotham. The guests will be limited
to relatives ard few intimate
friends. The engagement of Miss
SegGerman and Capt Foley was an
nOunced few weeks ago.
Miss Marion f. Hammond is spend
ing a fortnight In Lakewood, y. ].
Miss Enid Hallett, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Hallett. of East
Orange. y. j., and J. Walter Teb-
belts, of Washington and East Orange
were married Saturday evening at
the brides house by the Rev. Robert
r. Beattie. pastor of the First Pres
byterian Church, East Orange. as
sisted by the Rev. Charles Tebbetts
father of the bridegroom, OF Whittier
Cal. Miss Margaret HaIlett. sister oil
the bride. was maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were Miss Ruth Mathews,
of East Orange: Miss Eleanor Tpton
of Orange; Miss Margaret Mason. of
Northampton, Mass. and Miss Lucy
Hutchison, of New York. John
Buchanan, of Providence, r. l., was
best man. Mr.. Tebbetts and his bride
will make their home in Washington
Mr.. Tebbetts is in the employ of the
government.
The opening performance OF the
new Belasco play. "Over the Hills
in which Frances Starr appears as
leading lady. will be given on the
evening of May 6. at the Belasco
Theater. as benefit for a local
charity, the Washington Home for
FoLndlings. The patronesses are
the officers and members of the
Pierce Guild: Mesdames. William
Hamilton Bayly, Wendell p. Stat
ford. Simon Wolf. Guy H. Johnson
Henry Clay Browning. James T.
Baines. John ". Barross, Frank l.
Browne, Clarence D. Clark, Carl A.
Droop. Walter S. Harlan, George
A. King. Charles A. McAllistcr
Charles H. Robb. C. w. Robertson.
Josiah A. Van Orsdell. S. NJ. Whit.
well. Charles ]. Williamson. John
c. Wilson and Frank w. Monden.
Motion pictures of France at war
were shown in the ballroom of the
Greenbrier Hotel. White Sulphur
Springs. Saturday night and the
local branch of the Red Cross re-
ceived $40. Among the spectators
were Brig. Gen. william A. White,
of the British Recruiting Mission
Count Goran Rosen, of the Swedish
Legation in Washington; Sir Rich
anu LIduy SFd"lOTu ana JOnn
Moffatt. who headed the first Brit
ish War Relief Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward v. Murphy an
nounce the marriage of their daughter
Isabelle Frances to Lieut.. Alexander
Hamilton Wilson. U. S. r., Signal
Corps. aviation section. son of Mrs.
Henry S. Powell. of Washington, at st.
stephens Church Saturday, April n
at II o'clock. The wedding was a quiet
one. owing TO a recent bereavement in
the family of the bridegroom, and only
the immediate relatives were present
The ceremony was performed BY
Rev. Francis d. McGraw and was fol.
lowed by a nuptial mass. The bride
who was escorted by her father, looked