After instruction at home by xov nesses, Mrs, Churchill and her sister Nelly (now the wife of Colonel tent; Romilly) attended the Girls' Grammar School at Berkhamsted. Here, by mixing with girls of all social grades, they learned that broad out Kcokon life which has proved as Valuable as their excellent general education, Accustomed to talk French fluently from infancy, Mrs. Churchill ig in great demand at Embassy and diplomatic functions, as so few Eng ish people are really competent Linguists. Tall, slight, "lovely, and] gracious, always well but never extravagantly dressed, she can never he seen without being admired and] never met without being remembered. for many. years. Mrs Churchill's favourite game. and she often. played in tournaments at Roe hampton, Frinton, and on the Riviera One of the first hard courts Cen tout eas) ju England was put dow country home, a remocielted old farm= house in Sussex, Mrs. Churchill is more horses than in other an
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