Description

Because of an effective meeting with a painfully timid Elizabeth. W. White, an attractive nineteen-year-old brown-eyed Midwesterner landed employment as assistant in The New Yorker. There she remained for 2 years, getting the overall workplace enrolling and factotum—watching the goings and comings, divorces and marriages, scandalous matters, problems, triumphs, and tragedies of the odd residents of the eighteenth ground.