SOCIETY GIRL’S ADVENTURE.
WANTED THE GIPSY’S LIFE. TIRED OF MONEY AND CLOTHES. By Telegraph.—Tress Assn—Copyright. Received Oct. 16, 5.5 p.m. London, Oct. 15. Miss Pamela Beckett, a young London society girl, who disappeared from her home in London and was found in a village in Herefordshire, told a cottager’s wife who succoured her: “I felt just fed up with everything; with clothe*, money and things. 1 was tired of the whole life, and a sudden impulse came over me to leave it all. I had no plan* when I left Grosvenor Street, but 1 wanted to - join the gipsies. “Wearing a pearl necklet and furs, 1 wandered for two days. I had no food, but 1 bought a newspaper |o see the result of th? Cesare witch, as I had a bet with father about the race. One night two men in a motor-car stopped m? and said I must not stop out all night. They took me home, and the wife of one of them offered me a bed. When all were asleep I ran away. When I returned home my first words to father were, ’I am so sorry.’ and to mummy, ‘will you forgive me,’ ” —Aus.N.Z. Cable Assn.
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Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1921, Page 5
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201SOCIETY GIRL’S ADVENTURE. Taranaki Daily News, 17 October 1921, Page 5
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