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Mount Vernon unveils a portrait of our founding mother as a young woman. Martha Washington was a chubby 57-year-old given to wearing a pillowy white hat when she became the nation’s first first lady and is now remembered as a bit of a frump. “Paintings portray her as an old woman wearing a mob cap,” …
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