actual fact. the substance—the plaster which has been applied to the bare lathing. as it were—is full of life and meaning. Miss Edith de Horn's novel, "'The Engagement." is such a one. A Frenchwoman and an Englishman, both heading towards middle age, fall in

(Thursday), at St. Patrick's Church, Datkey. at 10 a.m., thence to Dean's Grange. PERREM—June 24. 1951. at Dumfries. beodasid. Edith K., widow of Frederick C. Perron, late of 20 Mount Marion avenue. P.ackrock. Co. Dublin. Australian papers. Vcaee cow. RtISS

SIR, -Mr. O'Hegarty argues in hs letter on Edith Wharton's novel, " The House of Mirth," that it is an error to refer to Lily Bart's " suicide," and quotes a supporting pang:. It is important, however, to consider the context. It was with

Summary. IMS—Clow Down. |imgmia<mg)Mt|iiiiaiiitg'nig<iiit'i(ißiiiigmi|i]itaHi An Appreciation Of Late Edith Boxwell IN an appreciation of the late Edith Boxwell, B.K. and M.R.W. write that "the blind of Ireland have lost a true friend. She became a member

records). B.lB—Any Questions? on Country Topics. 9.00 Friday Night is Music Night. 10.00— News. 10.18 —Election Broadcast: Miss Edith Pitt. Conservative. 10.38—Cyril Stapleton directs the 8.8. C. Show Band. 11.00— “The Rare Adventure,” Bernard Fergusson (reading)

dcarly-bdoved wife of Tom Hayes. 9 Florence terrace. Bray. RUGCARD—December 29th. 1951. at Stella Maris. Seaton. Devon. Florence Edith Huggard (nee Fed), widow of the late Thomas Huggard. of Tralee. IBNBINSON—Dbcembcr 27. 1951. al her daughter’s residence. Fenagh

immediately aft.rwards to Moyne Cemetery •' At rest." 1111.011 NT--October 20. 1961. at her residence. '367 Howth raid. Raheny. Edith Margaret Blount. any surviving daughter of the late Maroc Wiliam Blount. Very deepiy mourned by all her friends and relatives

ss—The Weather. B.oo—News. 0.15—T0-day in the North. 6.2 B—Sport. B.3o—Morecaanbe and Wise in “You’re Only Young Once”. 7.00 Edith Vogel (piano) and 8.8. C. Northern Orchestra. B.oo Gardeners’ Question Time. 8.30 —Bernard Braden in “Between Times with Braden”

fientera: Rna Woodboune (St. George’s). Ivy Hall (St. Catherine’*), Edith Thompson (Clontarf Parish), Doris Holland (Si. Kevin's), Christie Bndina (St. Matthew's. Irish town). Grace White and Edith Toms (Dmmcondra); MMdto: Dorothy PnraeH (Rutland Square). Sylvia

M. Brndduck (Exchange, Liverpool), Mrs. Lena j.Jeger (Holborn and St. Pancraa South), Mrs. Freda Corbet (Peckiiam) and Dr. Edith Summerskill (Warrington). Successful in a rearranged constituency was Miss Jennie Lee, (Mrs. Aneurm Bevan) who held the new