When father died in September li was imperative that I should have somebody to run the house. Enid knew my position, and her decision was naturally a great wrench for her.
She is thirty years old. She went into the Civil Service as a clerk straight from school at Eastbourne. In 1929 she went to Paris as a shorthand typist at the British Embassy. She was there for three years, and then returned to the Foreign Office.
She was on Mr. Eden's staff before he became Foreign Minister. When he took over that office he selected her as one of his confident tial secretaries, Naturally she is delighted by the honour conferred on her, but none of her friends or even myself knew about it until recently, Mr. Prentice, twenty-five years old, is a member of the firm of Fison, Packard, and Prentice, Ltd., fertilizer manufacturers, of Ipswich and Stow-market, one of the largest businesses of the kind in the country,
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