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SUNDAY NEWS. JULY 4. 937 22 years ill ii I 5 0 iJ vJJT Happy Now Foe tka nVsc tiime im maoam Elizabeth Coffer War-rw (lft). mVm Senator Dwight Mana, cu iri fully, may the im happy. Her yaamg-sf daughter im mar-Tied.

Her mam im abaat ta be. And her damghter Anna (at right umth ha bani), Charlem A. Lindbergh and their man Jan) im Sndiag toy im a meat baby. jj "'tN4sS V. v.

I -V A inn about a bit in an effort to find a career for herself. She didn't want to be a writer like her mother and Anne, nor a teacher like Elizabeth. She thought being an actress might be fun. She and Margot became fast friends during 1935, when, directly after graduation, Connie entered Summer stock at Brattleboro, Vt. i Margot.

who had had considerable 21 -Tear -old Connie has made a match with a brother-in-law more than 10 year3 her senior. Mrs. Morrow equalizes her astonishment with the realization that Aubrey has been a hero to his young bride ever since she was a 14-year-old visitor to the London Naval Conference in 1320. Connie im no wore like Eli.abeth, Anbrrg'g first wife, than wild roses are like cultivated calla lilies. She more like Anne than like her late sinter, mad she isn'J very mxcA like Anne.

In Constance, it seems, Morffftn hers fallen in lore trith a new individual not with a counterpart his first wife. Connie, her mother will admit, is the gayest of the three sisters, perhaps the prettiest, the most modern, and certainly the most robust. Although she was prepared at Milton Academy and was graduated from Smith College with very high honors, as were both her sisters, Connie has lived in a world separated front theirs by the ideas and doings of a new generation. As children of a rising young lawyer and a mother more interested in serioos accomplishments than social triumphs, Elizabeth and Anne were bred to be shy and retiring country girls. As the daughter of a J.

P. Morgan partner, grown in the world of finance and politics to tremendous stature. took more thought for Connie's social future because her father's success as a diplomat had added new luster to the name and, what is more to the point, the youngest I'orrow has been more interested in society. Ever chaperoned, or guarded, she was not allowed the freedom in Englewood which her older sisters had experienced. For instance.

Elizabeth and Anne frequently went alone to the neighborhood movie. Connie never did. In another atmosphere, and with another temperament, chubby little Connie grew up to be different from either of her sisters and with more animation than both of them. IX looking upon her children, and her life with them, Mrs. Morrow has reason to be proud and happy.

All of them have fulfilled her hopes. Not one has disappointed her. In welcoming Margot Loines into the Moitow home, friends say that Mrs. Morrow feels she has gained another daughter rather than lost a son. For Margot, like the Morrow girls, is a young woman prominent family who wants to make her own way in the world.

Margot studied at Donga a Hall school in Staten Island, aud Rad-eliffe College in Cambridge, Mass. She always has wanted to he an actress. Connie, who had majored in English at Smith, where for four years she was one of the college's Two Weddings and Lindberghs' New Son End Cycle of Grief experience in other stock companies, was there, too. Natural That Margot Should See Dwight. Together the girls went West, in 1936, to appear in the Kalamazoo, Civic Theatre.

It was natural that Margot, as a fried of Connie's, should see young Dwight Morrow frequently. The Morrow family is very close-knit, and Connie and her brother were much together. Dwight would have been his father's pride and joy had Dwight Sr. lived to see the excellence of his son's scholastic record. Young Dwight prepared at Gro-ton.

In 1929 he entered Amherst College, the school where his father, thirty-four years before, had been voted the most-likely-to-succeed senior. Dwight own the youngest daughter, Constance, was raised in somewhat different fashion. By Rl'TH REYNOLDS. TfOR the first time in seven years, energetic, middle-aged Elizabeth Cutter Morrow can fold her hands and say, Tm happy now. Seldom has any woman had to bear a greater burden.

In her famous husband died after an over-night illness. During the tragic days of 1932 she was forced to summon all her strength and mirage to help her daughter, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, through the kidnaping and murder of Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. Two years later her eldest daughter, Elizabeth Morgan, died. During all these rears her youngest daughter. Constance, was a target for kidnap threats which terrified the family.

Now. at last, Mother Morrow is finding peace. most popular students, floundered Constance is married to Eliza- Elizabeth and Anne Given Joint Parties. Mrs. Morrow, always scrupal-ousfy careful of her daughters' social life, gave joint parties for Elizabeth and Anne, who were near the same age.

Their ne big party every year was a dance at the Knickerbocker Country Club in Tenafly, N. at Christmas when all the eligible young: men home from college could accept invitations. By the time Connie was ready to make her debut, the Morrows were living at their Englewood estate. Next Day Hill. Her parties were given at Xext Day Hill and in New York City.

She dial not have to share honors with her sisters. The Morrows 9 -u fTiemUr MarsrPt Loine. Anne I.ind- Hit buiFs man Wrehf far awaT in WfaM, KnS-wh hi the mpt and lore fan( ja jn the poa all mmberj of the Morrw famuy. pf two sons. Jn wilf be Dwiht, the only n.

ha jwt vrar, pM in Land una of tonstanes S' roW Lindbergh, a Coronation Day bahy, was bom May li Thus he Mrs. ilorrow find that ie has in life which ha seamed to orerflow with heartbreak. It she is surprised to find that 5 If A 4- 1 i I Today Yesterday Home Sweef Home TkU is too fcoft a Lloodaff, Wales, vktrt Aobrey lives whoa ma i mat. wide t)o Morrow aad to whick ao Buy take Coooio. By BMtryiay kw.

Cammia Marrow, above, ia kephC Aubrey Marfan a lieaibrr of tk Morrow faIy. TkU ictro wss takes wkoa Elisabeth Morrow ami Aokrey Morcso started ost their koaeysaooai im December, 1932. Now Elizabetk is dead and Aubrey is married to her sister..