Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-28
Lindy and Bride
Elude Pursuers
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den somewhere in New York last
night and would fly on a honey
moon today.
y Yacht was reported to be an
yhorcd off the New Jersey coast
ready to receive them.
Finally. there were persons who
insisted the couple was aboard Il
train for North Haven, Me-, the
Morrow summer home.
1t was almost tive hours after the
Wedding that the world learned
about it. Newspapermen who have
@een assigned to the Morrow estate
since the ambassador 5 arrival from
Merco on Monday, saw nothing
unusual in the departure of Lind
bersh and Miss Morrow yesterday
afternoon
Waves AT Reporters
i Lirdbergh was at the wheel of
/ lis sedan and he peercd straight
! through the windshield as The car
/ swurg by the reporters. The bride
smiled and waved at the group as
! The automobile picked up speed.
Guess they re off to another
tea said a reporter.
Almost two hours later Charles
| ". Uulst. Englewood attorney and
! nedsonal friend of the Morrows,
/ came down the drive and said to
/ Frank Fitzpatrick, policeman on
/ guard at the gate:
"Gea the boys that Colonel
Lindhergh and Miss Morrow were
mare.ed by Or. Brown o. New
4 York, Whose daughter was q class
mate of Miss Morrow.''
Thtu - minutes elapsed before
! Ambassador Morrow and his seere-
! ;ary. \. H.. Syringe, drove out of
! ,ta grounds. Morrow received the
/ congratulations Of nowspaperncn.
Morrow drove away and Spring
cr took several tyPewritter slips
from Lis pocket aud handed them
% the reporters. The SLIPS read;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight w. Nor
~1W announce th, marriage OF
Jhe.r daughter, Anne, to Col,
! Charles 4. Lindbergh at Engle-
/ wood y. J., May p, 1922
That was all the outside world
! learned about the wedding except
meaeec details given out by ser
i wants and few Of the guests. Those
| reports took Lindbergh out Of the
role of the bashful lover and made
+. linn q calm, self-confidcnt bride
I groom.
lie had, so the reports SAID, gone
{ I, . u.
ceremony to pick a blue larkspur
. nd coiumEine bouquet which Miss
Morrow carried when she came for
sward en- her father 5 arm.
There was no fumbling for the
riuc Lindbergh produced It from
tae vest pocket of his blue business
suit with almost the same precision
/ as ln flies airp.anes. Roth respond
d 20 IL, ceremony in Gear. audible
voices, and received congratulation.
= taimly.
Guests consisted chiefly Of mem
bers of the Morrow and Lindberg!
families. Pesides Ambassador anC
Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Evangcline
LiudbCrEh, mother Of the flyer
those present were: Constance and
Elizabeth Morrow. sisters Of tn,
bride; General J. J. Morrow, broth
er OF the ambassador; Miss Alice
Morrow, the ambassador siste
who arrived recently from Constan
tinop|c; Mrs. Arthur Yates, = sister
If Mrs Morrow; Miss Amy Aldrich
friend of the Morrows, and !luist.
Tne brides gown was Of white
chiffon and She wore short ne
veil.
Each Of the guests carried ava!
a piece of tire huge wedding cake.
The mystery Of how Lirdbergl
obtained n license without reveal
ing it, was learned today. II wa
issued several days ago by John \
Manson Of the Englewood boar,
of health, who apparently wa
pledged to secrecy. Efforts 70 oil
tain information about the weddin
from DR.. Brown failed.
lt was Just n simple. lovely
natural little service, he said
~ don / know what Miss Morro'
wore. ! was looking at her face
But her dress WAS charming