The Washington herald., 1918-03-10

brother-in-law and sister, Judge and
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar, whose
house the Swiss Minister is occupying
just now. He was one of Atlanta's 8
popular bachelors in the old days be-
fore he found something better to be.
He belongs to an old Atlanta family
Miss Jordan was also Of Atlanta, but
lives now in Monticello, where they
moved several years ago to Mr.. Jor-
| dams old home, q plantation near
Monticello to be accurate. Miss Jor,
dan Is the only daughter OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harvie Jordan. Relatives oi
both the bride and the bridegroom are
going to Monticello from all parts ol
the United States for the wedding
Lieut.. Toy received his commission al
Fort Mcpherson and is now stationed
at Camp Gordon. Bockover Toy, OF
Atlanta, is his brother. The young
couple expect to make their home in
! Atlanta.
London, Paris, New York, and
Washington, have become so closely
interviewer by unity of war purposes
that, in the minds eye. they are near
| neighbors and not separated by three
Thousand miles of ocean. 1t Is moi
by the grim process Of war, however
that these capitals are being inter-
locked by ties that are removing
national lines. Romances are also
Strengthening the triple alliance,
Since the war opened and patriotic
young American women preceded
fathers and mothers to England and
France to help soften the edges OF
strife by humane work in field and
hospital, family alliances between the
three nations have increased many
fold, more than in any similar period
Of time in the past, while many other
romances on this side of the Atlantic
have resulted in weddings near the
field OF conflict while there is still
another group, those romances among
the smart young officers who are do
ing war work, right here in our
midst and our girls who are doing
their relief work at home.
The engagement of Miss Louie
Hunnewen to Franklin Mott Gunther,
first secretary of the American EN-
bassy in London. announced from
London last week merely repeated
war time history in society.
Although both have passed much of
their time in foreign lands in recent
years, Miss Hunnewell and Mr.. Gun
ther have close family and social as
sociations here. Her family circle has
undergone numerous changes in the
last fifteen years.
Miss Hunnewell is one Of two daugh-
ters of Mrs. John Stansbury Tooker,
her older sister being Miss Maude
Hunnewell. Their father is Hollis H,
Hunnewell. of New York and Boston.
II was in 1891 that Miss Maude JAM
ray. daughter Of Howard s. Jaffray
and granddaughter Of the late Edward
8. Jaffray, famous woollen merchant
of New York, who used to go to New
York aboard his yacht from Irvington
to his daily business, was married to
Mr.. Hunnewell. In July, eleven years
later, they were divorced in Boston
and a year later Mrs. Maud Jaffray
Hunnewell was married to Mr.. Took
er, son Of the late Gabriel Mead Took
er and brother Of Mrs. Whitney War
rem. Another sister of Mr.. Tooker
was the late Mrs. J. wadsworth
Richie.
Soon after their wedding Mr.. and
Mrs. Tooker went to England to live.
Her daughters went with them Their
home Is Kings Beeches, Ascot. Sew
eral Of her relatives, including Mr..
and Mrs. George Hope Mairs, Mrs. J.
Borden Hartman and Mrs. Henry
Potter Russell, who was Miss Ethel
NJ. B. Hartman. also are abroad.
Mr.. Gunther, who Is a son of Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin L. Gunther, of No.
S75 Park avenue, New York, was grad
uated from Harvard in 1907 and en-
tered the diplomatic service soon af-
terward. Before going to London he
served at Managua, Lisbon, Rio ia
metro, Paris and Christiania. His par
ents expect to go to London for the
wedding in April.
Soon after Mrs. Hunnewell was
married to Mr.. Tooker. Mr.. Hume
well married Mrs. Mary Isabel Neil
son Kemp at Newport. Her first
husband was Arthur T. Kemp, who
also has remarked. Mrs. Frederic
Nelson is the mother of the present
Mrs. Hunnewell and Mrs. Reginald
C. Vanderbilt is her sister. Mrs.
Tooker is q cousin of Mrs. ]. Borden
VIM "a5 01lb5 DdlSy
Hurst, and they were both intro
duced to society at the same time.
Mrs, Harriman's daughter, Ethel
Hartman. was married to Lieut..
Henry Potter RUSSELL q. s. A., in
Paris q few weeks ago. Mr.. Gun
Iner Is q nephew of Mrs. WILDER
Sloodgood and also OF the late Mrs.
Sonn Clinton Gray, the first wife of
tne late JudgeSJohn Clinton Gray.
fnese remaAces send the memory
JACK few weeks to recall the mar
oI Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel to
a. Col Brinsley Fitz Gerald, who
.se, s,erylng on the stafr of Field Mar
MS.. Lold % French; the marriage Of
OF the comtesse de Perjenv and
granddaushter Of the late Jabez A.
oStmIeS. ~ tS 70 Lieut.. John De Pret.
OF the First Life Guards British
army, and Of Mrs. Phyiiis Lang
A.