sante roms , as the first race. Lad) Edith leading (non lstar. Lexia. Altair. PCl:lgiil 111111 Hind. l'ariad did not tatae lung to get the and Altair went into second place. Itulden Hind 'Wing third. with lady Edith, Isitir. Lexisi and Pciatria bringing

(sons); Mm* Kathken Mealy and Misa S*T y - D. Alton, K..TL.r». 1.1). (brother in law): Mm. E. H. Alton, Mra C. Jonea, Min Edith Alton, Miier Alton, Mr*. Creed, Ur*. C. F. aUendanc# included:-The ArchbUhon " '". ‘he Provost of Trinity College (Dr. t. J

late George Elkins. ** The Lord Shepherd.” ELLlS—January 22, 1941, at her daughter’s residence, 21 Palmerston Park, Dublin. Edith Anne, widow of William Edward Ellis, LL.D., aged 82 years. FAHIE —January 22, 1941 (as the result an accident), t)r. Charles

Alders rood, Reigate, Surrey, tE&KEIIV— Jane 1, 19S8, at W midence, •• Omoose,'’ Howth road, Dublin, after abort iUnaaa, Edith Mary (ni'e BhaUgan), beloved wife of Put rick Berkery. Deeply regretted by her borrowing husband and family* ■OVO—May 31, 1938

Church, Blackburn, by the Rev. C. C. Browitt, Arthur William, son of sfr. and Mrs. F. W. Mitchell, Kenilworth Park, Dublin, to Edith, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Rishton, Blackburn. MITCHELL THOMSON —September 3, 1938, at Ballacolla Presbyterian Church

late William Hollingsworth Griffin, Dromorc, Co. Down, and grandson the late Dr. Saundersoil. Bella Vista, Edendcrr.v. to Edith Annie, eldest daughter of Brian Somers. Bloomfield. Callary. QALLOQLY and AMERIN— June 13. 1925, at Harold's Crnww Chnrtrh

well, though remainder of the company is by no means Telrealund has not much say in an . negligible, for it inchnied Mimes Edith Shin an account of his rirr• wife ' h . di -- Beane and Henrietta Watson, and Mows. Mr. Henry Hardy sang wi taste t Herbert

* Henrietta Healy (sisters); Dr. E. H. Alton, F..T.C.D .. T.D. (brother-in-law); Mrs. E. H. ..Allten, Mrs. C. Jones, Miss Edith Alton, Dora Alton, Mn. Creed, Mrs. C. F. Devle. The attendance included :—The Archbishop et Dublin, the Provost of Trinity

family. Since the announcement of the execution of Edith Cavell the authors the book have been busy in conjunction with Viscount Knutsford, In organising the Cavell Fund which is to establi'h cn Edith Cavell Nurse* Home for nurses aUcbed to tho London

an organisation which was formed about 10 years ago to promote greater safety in driving on the roads. SCENES AT EDITH PIAF'S WEDDING Edith Piaf was married behind closed doors in a local mayor's office yesterday in Paris while a strong force of police