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Alice Glass
i But we begin with Alice Glass and Charles Marsh. Alice Glass was bom on October 11, 1911 in Lott, Texas, and attended Texas Christian University and Columbia University. In 1931, at age 20, she was working as a secretary for a Texas state senator in Austin.
Robert Caro, in his books about Lyndon Johnson - Alice Glass and Lyndon Baines "Johnson had a long-running love affair - quotes people describing Alice as a beautiful woman, intelligent, independent, and idealistic. She was said to have stood almost six feet in her bare feet; was graceful, slender, with large blue eyes, and blonde hair with a reddish tinge. A noted New York society photographer, who had done portraits of women the likes of Greta Garbo, said she was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. When she entered a room, people would stare and sometimes fall silent. Photos of Alice in one of Caro’s books do not do her justice. A photo in Philip Hopper’s book on Charles Marsh, “Anonymous Giver/’ comes closer to capturing her beauty
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