Word: companioner
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Finally, I must state that I am not German, but my family and I fled from Austria from Hitler's racism and persecution. I take exception to be called the "German companion" of anyone. I am listed in every Who's Who and in the Harvard Alumnae list. I was the first person who filed a class action suit against Harvard University--specifically the Graduate School of Design (1971)--for discrimination, a fact that is well-known to the administration. I also testified in Congress on the subject. I offered to the Peabody Museum and to the Department of Anthropology...
MARRIED. Vincente Minnelli, 76, Academy Award-winning director (Gigi, 1958) and father, by a previous marriage to the late Judy Garland, of Entertainer Liza Minnelli; and his longtime companion, Lee Anderson, fiftyish, British-born publicist and Hollywood socialite; he for the fourth time, she for the third; in Beverly Hills, Calif...
...Companion-in-arms to Indian fighters, writer-memoirist, painter laureate of the Old West, Frederic Remington is the subject of this one-man show. Playwright Aranha's personality portrait breathes with a sense of the untamed times of Remington's youth...
...with a few intimates at his secluded, $500,000 estate in exclusive Purchase in Westchester County, 29 miles north of New York City. His guests included Lynne Tryforos, about 40, an attractive blond divorcee who had been his medical assistant for 19 years and, more recently, his frequent social companion...
...also unscrupulous, a gambler and a drunk. "Their relationship," writes Morgan, "had a dark, unpleasant side in which the roles of master and servant were interchanged and each tried to make the other suffer." When Haxton died in 1944, his place was taken by Alan Searle, a lower-keyed companion who enjoyed reading muscle magazines...