the said nothing. But that Edith all over: die never anything at the lime. The nagging would start veveral days later. had been married ten years, and for ten yean I had been nagged daily. It waa undenUndable. of course. Edith waa tick » oman. When we married

severe test. Miss Salter. a young Australian writer, was with that great woman for eight years. and has written a memoir of the Edith Sitwell she knew. 'lbis book, called "The Last Years of a Rebel", is strictly biogra*mat. it is narrative and not literary

frequentlv come in is here that EDITH can play a « partners it mentioned in useful role. It is better to let Lord Ediths last annual report. Piercy take over and use his words With the abundance of private about EDITH s intentions. companies in Ireland

I knew Rose Macaulay and loved her, and I didn't know Edith Sitwell. so in that fight I am pro-Rose and anti-Edith. "I ant resigned to the fact that people who don't know me loathe me". said Edith. Miss Salter knew her and loved her, and hopes to make

down had been her as los as outwardly yens little by Lilian Humble FANFARE FOR ELIZABETH. By Edith Strivell. Mosenullen. 21s. THE QUEENS AND THE HIVE. By Edith Schell. Macmillan. Its. and gay as a golden mote light--and as quickly gone. But though this

Sv, inhume. * Swinburne is out of fashion and Dame Edith Sitwell, in her long cmhusiutic preface to this selec- by Austin Clarke Svriabunte : A Selection compiled and with as btrothertio• by Dame Edith SitwelL Wakkedleld and Nicobos. 255. Lion, shows her

A. W. (Nan) McCrea, Elizabeth C McKnight, E. Barbara Moore, A. Joyce Renfrew, Maureen E.'M. Taylor, Elizabeth M. Tedford, Edith M. Trimble, Edythe M. F. Truesdale, S. Eunice Turner, E. A. (Lilian) Wallace. Form Sl—Doris 0. Bingham. Patricia A. Brown,

EDITH BOYLE, of Cootehill, Co. Cavan, will be able to enjoy her summer holidays after all. Some weeks ago Edith wrote to Youth's the Thing, saying that her holidays would be more enjoyable if she could learn to swim. She

Long Look third to Aunt Edith PUP Briu.h challenger. Aunt (xrrlmutuel. Place divirlendd v.crß Fdith. swept home an easy 4.10 and 10.40. winner l.ongchamp sesterday After the triple fall, l« Brcnta the Pna Vermeille. hut a test look up the running, followed

Cousin Edith’s Way LIONEL FLEMING writes about the writer. Edith Somerville and religious and class distinctions before the Treaty. r’OUSIN EDITH SOMERVILLE, the old df»»on of Cutletownsbend, would still for m»ny continue to catch and record what was