A rapid typist and an efficient filing clerk up to last week was Miss Anne Tyrrell, socialite daughter of the British Ambassador at Paris, brought up to be useful to her father, William George Tyrrell, Baron Tyrrell of Avon. Last week she became famed as the first British bride to be married in Notre Dame de Paris in 372 years, the first, according to Cathedral records, since the wedding of Mary Queen of Scots.
Three thousand guests were bid to Notre Dame by Baron and Baroness Tyrrell. The suave gentlemen and sparkling ladies of...
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