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The Whi tneys will be sailing in southern waters soon
SOCIETY EDITOR
(above) Mrs. Howard F. Whitney, of Roslyn, Long Island, at the helm of the Chinook. "I value healthy nerves," she says. "So I smoke Camels. They don't jangle my nerves!"
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MRS. HOWARD Y. WHITNEY told me, the other day, that they hope to do some sailing in the South this winter. The W hilneys had a lovely summer on Long Island — and on the Sound. Mrs. Whitney is a skillful yachtswoman and handles a racing class boat like an expert Their converted New York 40, the Chinook, is a very "shippy" boat.
Mrs. Whitney will be remembered as the former Hope Richardson. Her wedding was an outstanding social event. I recall how enchanting Mrs. Whitney looked as a bride, in a gown of white satin with a yoke of net embroidered in tiny pearls, and her tulle veil held in place by a bandeau of orange blossoms. This year Mrs. Whitney's committee work had much to do with the success of the colorful Greentree Fair at Manhasset. During the summer she got in a lot of tennis, riding, and — as always — sailing and cruising.
Hope s enthusiasm for the energetic life is proverbial among her friends. "Don't you ever get tired?" I asked. " Of course," she laughed. "After a long trick at the helm, or any time I feel worn out, I refresh myself with aCamel — and get a 'lift ! I can smoke Camels steadily, without the slightest feeling of harshness on my throat." Which shows how mild Camels are! It's true that women find the costlier tobaccos in Camel's matchless blend more enjoyable.
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