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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11409, 4 January 1923, Page 6

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An engagement of interest in. English society is that of Lady Beatty’s niece, Mias Gwendolen Marshall; Field',' to Mr Charles Bdmonstono, the elder ‘suroring son of Dir Archibald and Lady Edmondsrtone, of Dontreath - Cutia, Blanefield, near Glasgow, wfcick is announoed by the London ‘Evening News.” Miss Field inherits the beauty of her mother, and, with her brother, the enormous fortune made- by their grandfather, Mr Marshall Field, the Chicago mhßi-millionaiie: Snoe her mother’s death Miss Field has mads her home with Lady Beatty. Halifax, Yorkshire, has two building societies, the largest and the third largest, respectively, in England; their combined assets amount to £15,000,000. Typing 106 words a minute, a member of the staff of Hie International Labour Office, at Geneva, has Just won the French typewriting championship. Lady Ann CavJndish, the 13-year-eld daughter of the Dube of Devonshire, broke her collar-bone whito out with the High Peak Harriers at Monyaah. Derbyshire.