Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-28

the family first moved there this month
and have followed them to the Maine
Summer camp and back. In addition.
many news picture agencies have kept
photographers in close proximity for
weeks.
Morrow Arrived Sunday.
Apparently the Lone Eagle" lodged
all the best efforts of this army OF OBJ
servers for from no source during the
day came anything indicating that he
had arrived at the home or that there
were any preparations for a ceremony.
Ambassador Morrow arrived only
Sunday from Mexico City and instead
of a wedding announcement. 1t had oeen
expected that he and Mrs. Morrow soon
would make public a date for the cefe-
mony.
Since the formal announcement that
the ceremony had taken place, however,
it was recalled that only snort Time
after the Ambassador drove through
the guarded gates of his estate mere
from his train, Col. Lindbergh ana MS
mother arrived in the colonels auto.
mobile. drove at once to the house ana
remained for two hours. During their
visit somesof the watchers reported that
a man of clerical appearance also ar
rived at the estate and Immediately was
admitted. This combination OF events
was taken by the observers to inolcate
that arrangements for the ceremony
were made Immediately after the Am
bassador arrived here.
When the Ambassador stepped from
his train at Newark efforts were mace
to obtain some indication OF the Weo-
ding date. but to all queries he courte-
ously replied that he had nothing 70
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their daughter Constance from Newark
to his estate here and from the time OF
his arrival no word was forthcoming
from the home until formal announce
ment Of the wedding was made.
Romance Began in 1927.
Col. Lindbergh is q years old and
his bride is %. Their romance began
when Lindbergh was received at the
American embassy in Mexico City on
his good will tour December IA, 1927.
At that time Miss Morrow was senior
at Smith College, where she had made
something of a name for herself as
poet with contributions to college pub
locations.
The spotlight which was focused upon
the Young flyer soon disclosed a girl in
the picture, but for time it was be-
lieved that it was Miss Elizabeth Nor
row to whom he was paying court.
Engagement Announced in February.
Col. Lindbergh and Miss Anne, how
ever, were seen in each others company
with increasing frequency until all
doubt was set at rest last February IL.
when Ambassador Morrow announced
the engagement in Mexico City. At
that time Col. Lindbergh was in Cuba
on a good will tour.
Two weeks after the announcement
he was in Mexico City again. While
| on this visit to his fiancee he began
teaching her to fly. On February 81
| the couple figured in an accident. One
of the landing wheels of the plane fell
| off, forcing the colonel to make land
ing on one wheel. The plane tipped
| over on its nose and while Miss Nor
row escaped with shaking up, his
| shoulder was dlslocated. Despite the
miShap and his injury they made a
| flight the next day.
Col. Lindbergh flew from San Diego,
| Calf. an obscure air mail pilot in the
| Spring of 1927, and then from Long
| Island flew the Atlantic to fame. Since
| then his every move has been followed
with keen public interest and he be-
came known as the goodwill ambas-
| Sador" of the air by his flights to
| Meyicn and Central America He now