Word: elinore
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...twelve, and ends with dinner invitations from Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy. It would not be fair to say that what lies between shows the shape of his life. There are only occasional hints, for instance, to suggest the depth and quality of his relationship with his wife Elinor, presumably because the two were not separated often enough to exchange many letters...
...KNOCK THE CORNERS OFF, by Caroline Glyn. The great-granddaughter of Elinor Glyn makes an early (age 15) start on a literary career, writing about friendships of Byronic intensity and alliances of Renaissance intricacy among the intense little girls at a London primary school...
...saying: "Pooh! I don't believe it," you say, not too one-uppishly: "It's not hard really, not nearly as hard as math. Mother told me my great-grandmother way back in the Dark Ages wrote hundreds and hundreds of novels. She was called Elinor Glyn and Lord Curzon was madly in love with her and I thought...
...Burbles. This could be no less than the truth for Caroline Glyn, who is in fact Elinor Glyn's great-granddaughter but whose prose is much better. It can be said confidently that Caroline's 256-page tale of English school life is the best novel by a 15-year-old ever written; more important, it is one of the best school stories to emerge from any age group...
Early in last night Law School Forum on the American Cinema, David H. Susskind '42 insisted that Elinor Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Perry, Susan Strasberg and Robert G. Gardner, comprised a "non-establishment panel...