GIRLS WHO WORK
ENGLISH DEBUTANTES Quite a«number of the young English debutantes work for their living, states nn English' journal. Among them is Miss Diana Bethell, who started work ns a mannequin but now has a position posing for advertisement photographs. Another who does mannequin work is Miss Mollie Sullivan, who has, in addition, done a lot of hard work at Denham as an extra and had one or two very small parts. Step-daugnter of the well-known novelist, Dennis Wheatley, Miss Diana Younger, who is a Coronation debutante, studies six hours a day at the St. John's Wood School of Art and has designed the end papers for her stepfather's thrillers since she was a child. Miss Denise Maxwell Woosnam has almost finished her first full-length novel; Lady Mary Rose Fitzroy, a 1936 debutante, has a job in a dress shop; while another, Miss Minna-Mary Royds, is studying political economy at the Monkey Club and,,,is aliso learning .air raid protection—a study which is engrossing the attention of many women m England at the present time.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23160, 5 October 1938, Page 5
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