Evening star., 1951-03-22
7 own and Country Folk

streaming in the hospital room,
her baby eyes wide open, the bluest
imaginable. She was called
Daisy, and she still has the wide
eyed quality of enthusiasm which
people find so infectious. A former
model, she was also in the WAVES,
where she was a great attraction
in recruiting. One of the best
| flgures-anywhere.
Erna Gruenwald is most easily
Ivisualized when one thinks of the
French actress. Michele Morgan.
She has the same delicate facial
structure, the same tall, little fig
ure, and she, too, was a former
model. Growing all this is a cap
of antique-gold hair.
Edith Gould Martin, wife of at
torney Guyman Martin, was also
Ia former WAVE. with a figure that
did justice to the Navy blue. Five
feet five. she weighs only los
pounds, and has an equally light
approach to everything. Violet
eyed, with dark brown hair and
fair complexion, she is equally at
tractive in civvies.
CODY Misht0wt, the Dutch born
wife of a young physician, George
Mishtowt, who is a cousin of the
C e e bra ted Russian composer,
Rimsky Korsawkoff, has the long
lines of the aristocrat;; long brown
eyes. with subdued twinkle, long
brown hair, worn in a chignon on
a graceful neck, a figure of lovely
long lines. Even when she is an
CRY. her husband says. she looks
like a swan-even pecking like
one!
Mrs. Clarence Westbrook, de-
Iscrlbed by Hollywood painter Me-
dina as one of Washington's most
beautiful women, looks like the
Latin lovelies on the cigar boxes
big brown eyes. thick brown hair,
"a voluptuous figure. AS proof, she
nearly stopped traffic on her visit
Ito Havana last month! Equally
lovely in hooded mink coat or a
red velvet swimming suit.
Lynn Courtney, a Vassar girl
with that old Anglo-Saxon appeal,
she is the type for which the boys
in the armor plate in the Middle
Ages did handstands. The stuff
of which the Lily Maids and
Ophelias were made, faxen hair,
light blue eyes. blossom complex
ions. And oh, so smart.
Mrs. Bowman Macarthur, wife
of nephew of Gen. Macarthur,
was born in Shanghai of Russian
parentage, has the charm of all
three worlds. Her long golden hair
is worn in chignon, her blue
eyes are black lashed, and her fig
ure is one of the best. Moreover,
she knows what clothes are best
for her rare prettiness.
Velma Cameron, secretary to
Gen. Omar Bradley, is tall, with a
graceful figure that often gets her
mistaken for a model, and the
shade of ash blonde hair that
even the French cannot dye. Her
profile is straight from a cameo,
a somewhat warmly colored cameo,
since she manages to stay sun
tanned most of the year. If her
suits look as if they came from
Hattie Carnegie. or Adrian, they
very we'll may have, but it's equally
possible that the clever young lady
made them herself. What a wife
she will make for some one-and
very soon, we hear.
Mrs. Daniel Flood, wife Of the
Congressman from Pennsylvania,
is another Cover Girl come to life.
Whoever said, "A beautiful blonde
dressed in yellow is like a beautiful
sunset" must have had her in
mind. She wears the shade fire.
quently, especially a suit made
from tweed brought from Ireland
by her husband, and caused more
Of a sensation than the models
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