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LOVELY DESCENDANT OF ONE OF NEW YORK'S "FIRST FAMILIES" IS A FAMILIAR FIGURE ON THE SKIING SLOPES AT LAKE PLACID
During a pause in the fun, Helen Anderson and Le Brun Rhinelander (center) chat about smoking
"I never give much thought to which cigarette I smoke," says Miss Anderson to Miss Rhinelander. "But you never smoke anything but Camels! Are they so different?"
"Yes!" says Miss Rhinelander. "Camels are different."
"What do you mean — 'different'?"
"Well, I think about smoking in many ways. For instance, with Camels, even after steady smoking, I have no jangled nerves. Also, Camels are gentle to my throat — so grand and mild. In other words, Camels agree with me!"
Among distinguished women who find Camels delightfully different:
Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, Philadelphia . Mrs. Powell Cabot. Boston • Mrs. Thomas M. Carnegie, Jr., New York • Mrs. J. Gardner Coolidge 2nd, Boston • Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel 3rd, Philadelphia • Mrs. Chiswell Dabney Langhorne, Virginia Mrs. Nicholas G. Penniman III, Baltimore • Mrs. John W. Rockefeller, Jr., New York • Mrs. Rufus Paine Spalding III, Pasadena • Mrs. Louis Swift, Jr., Chicago • Mrs. Barclay Warburton, Jr., Philadelphia • Mrs.HowardF.Whitney,iVeM? York
Copyright, 1938, R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.. Winston-Salem, N. C.
BY her very name, Le Brun Cruger Rhinelander links historic Knickerbocker families. As the daughter of Philip Rhinelander 2nd, Le Brun naturally occupies a distinguished social position in New York, Newport, Palm Beach, and Bar Harbor.
Le Brun, herself, is frankly more interested in travel, sports, and charity work than in lineage.
She has visited fourteen countries. Yet she is American to her fingertips! She prefers Bar Harbor for sailing, Aiken for hunts, Lake Placid for skiing.
"Skiing is great sport!" she says. "It takes healthy nerves, though, to make speedy descents and 'Christy' to a stop without a spill. So. I do my nerves a favor by smoking Camels. Camels never jangle my nerves!"
Miss Rhinelander (left), before joining a dinner party at The Colony. Ever since her debut, Le Brun has taken an active part in society. She always carries Camels (or sees that her escort does) !
"At all the parties," she says,"I see Camels— Camels — Camels. Grand for me because I smoke nothing but Camels. When I'm tired, Camels give my energy a 'lift.'"
Turn to Camels and discover what this young debutante means when she says, "Camels agree with
me — m every way
PEOPLE DO APPRECIATE THE
COSTLIER TOBACCOS
IN CAMELS THEY ARE THE
LARGESTSELLING
CIGARETTE IN AMERICA
Camels are a matchless blend of finer, MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS — Turkish and Domestic