Fernanda W. Wanamaker ²

  General Notes:

Mark Leas (www.mdldesign.com) provided birth date. This was later changed to 1887. This date came from a Wanamaker distant cousin, Daniel Guggisberg (related to the Kochisperger family)

In 1940 Mrs. Ector (Fernanda) Munn and Mrs. Harrison (Mona) Williams, her sister's neighbor in Palm Beach, chaired the American branch of Le Colis de Trianon-Versailles, a French charity that aided servicemen during the war. With the Duchess of Windsor, they organized an exhibition, Paris Openings, to raise money for the charity. Held at the Wanamaker Auditorium in New York, the exhibit displayed evening dresses worn by their friends. Each dress was termed a "hallowed memory," having been worn on a 'Great Occasion.' A complete display of this extraordinary exhibition can be seen at Paris Openings, Timeline of Art History. New York: The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Fernanda married Arturo Juan Alessandro De Heeren on 2 Oct 1909 in Ville Arrondissement, Paris, France.¹ (Arturo Juan Alessandro De Heeren was born on 24 Jun 1879 in Paris, Île-de-France, France and died on 2 Jun 1939 in Biarritz, France.)

Fernanda next married Ector Orr Munn, son of Charles Alexander Munn and Carrie Louise Gurnee. (Ector Orr Munn was born in 1891 and died in 1993.)

Fernanda next married George Kent.