New Britain herald., 1929-02-13
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Anne Morrow md @Slm" Are
Both Old Fashioned

New York. Feb. - N-Mis
Anne Speucer Morrow. the future
Mrs, Charles A. IindberEh. was des
cribed by friends today as an 'oea'
mate for the flying colonel.
Both are Of the old fashloheo
tyne. a. contrasted to the moder"
.flapper and the slick-haired yout"
Of today, But Miss Morrow is mol
adverse to a pit Of fun and 20 NJ"
intimates is known as a Laughing
frolicksome young woman. Just US
"SIim" Iindbergh in his mail flying
DAYS was known for his practlca
Joke, and harmless horseplay.
Born in Engl.wood. N. j.. fash
ionable suburb across the Hudso"
from New York. Miss Morrow is ~
wears old, five feet. five inches tan
has large brown eyes and dark
brown unbobbed hair. The coionei
is - years old. more than six fee1
tall, and a blonde. Both are Prespy-
terians.
At Smith College, Northampton.
Mass. from which she was gradual
ed last year. Miss Morrow was one
OF the most popular girls OF her
class. Resides showing decided
aptitude In her studies, she was
prominent In many social and extra
'curricular activities.
She wrote the ivy day song Tor
her class and senior song as WELL
she was a member of the Inanus-
t.ript club, the international rela-
tions, tn, Alpha fraternity nd was
an usher at the junior prom. her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Cutter Nor
row. is a trustee Of the college.
Although known as a studlous
vouns woman, Anne is less 30 than
her sister, Elizabeth. few years her
elder, who is teacher at the ex-
elusive Dwight school for girls It
E,nslewood. Anne, is said by friends
ia he fond of attractive clothes and
20 have a greater interest in people
than books.
Rumors that Colonel 1Anubergh
WAS interested in the Morrow girls
nersisted almost from the lime he
first met them a year ago on his
first GOOD will flight to Mexico. But
even members Of the Morrow family
professed not to know which of the
girls It might be Generally he was
seen with them together and 9TH
made flights with him.
When Elisabeth returned from
Europe last November where In Tur-
key she visited the coloners mother,
Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh, rumor
had Il that she wak to be the bride.
She declined, however. to discuss
the matter, and the colonel. when
questioned later on the same sub.
ject, likewise maintained his GUS
tomary silence regarding all things
other than avhtion.
Mr., and Mrs. Lindbergh heed not
worry about the wolf at the door.
The Lone Eae1e hoped to fortune
az we'll az fame when he made his
flight to Paris. although he has de-
cltned many Diners Of financial ma
ture. And Mr.. Morrow was partner
in J. p. Morgan and Company be-
fore he became ambassador.
There are three sisters and q
brother in the Morrow family. In
addition to Anne and Elisabeth
there Is Constance. a younger sister,
who 10 attending girls school at
Milton. Mass. and Dwight W. Nor
row, Jr., q student at Amherst. his
fathers Alma Mater. Mrs. Morrow
was the former Elizabeth Reeve
Cutter Of Cleveland.
When reorts Of the colonel's en-
gagement to ono At the Morrow gir's
were first published here. Mrs. J. J.
Morrow. an aunt. was quoted Al
saying that both girls had told her
several times there was nothing to
the rumor. a. 'Lindy isn't bit
sentimental and doesn't care for
girls"
Mrs Morrow also was quoted at
that time a. saying it was her at
tttude. and she thought that Of the
rest Of the family, that IL Colonel
Lindbergh would marry a Morrow
he would have to give up flying.
There are virtually simultaneous
romances in the families Of Mr..
Morrow and famous Amherst
classmate, Calvin Coolidge. whose
son John IL engaged to Miss Flor
ence Trumbull, daughter OF the