A HUNT ROMANCE.
LADY LET-TIC E LYGON.
The engagement of the lovely Lady Lettico Lvgon, tho oldest of tho four daughters* of the Earl and Countess Beaucharap, to Mr. Itichard Cotterell, tho only son of Sir John Cotterell, is one of the most interesting romances of. the year, says a Londoner. Lady Lettice, who is 23, is one of tho most attractive and popular young women in London. She is six feet three inches tall, extremely graceful, and a striking brunette. Her delightful personality, great charm and sympathetic' nature have made Lady Lettice so popular that she has had to defy the superstition that a woman who is thrice a bridesmaid is never a bride. She has been bridesmaid to somo of the most notablo women in society and godmother to many important babies. Her last appearance as bridesmaid was at tho wedding of Lord Alington and Lady Mary Ashley-Cooper, and she must have acted in this role at least a dozen times. Happy as she is in London, Lady Lettice prefers country lifo, aud it was as a fearless rider to. hounds that she first met her future husband. • Jilr. Billiard Cotterell, who came of ago in 1928, is a keen rider to hounds, and has competed at many point-to-point meetings. His beautifully-situated home at Garnons, Hereford, overlooks the Wye Yallcy and tho Black Mountains. *
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20560, 10 May 1930, Page 6 (Supplement)
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