She was trained as a manuscript writer and illuminator.
She attended S. Silas, Kentish Town for many years in the 1920's.
She had a studio in Charminster Road, Bournemouth; near St. Francis Church, Bournemouth and also attended there as a regular member of the congregation. It has been said that her studio was a terrible muddle, paint everywhere. She had short cut, bobbed hair, and described as typically arty. It is thought that very little was paid for her work.
While she lived in Bournemouth she was remembered as a daily communicant and a weekly penitent. She was a very devout lady who expressed in her art her faith and devotion.
She died in 1983.

At S. Silas there are a number of works atrtributed to her. These include:-
The Pillar Banners.
Banner on the pulpit - 'Pie Pelicane Jesu Domine'.
Two banners hanging from gallery - 'Take Eat' & 'Do This'.
Altar Cards in Lady Chapel.
She also painted the Stations of the Cross which were designed by the Sisters of the Church. These have since been retouched but the general appearance carefully retained.
Only one of her works appears in the the Parish Papers and that is her picture of the 'Resurrection'.

In addition at S. Francis, Bournemouth she painted "Christ the Eternal Priest" with saints at the east end and also adoring angels on shields in the Blessed Sacrament chapel.
Also a 15th (Resurrection) Station of the Cross which was formerly in S. Mary's Church, Springbourne, Bournemouth.
Also some wall mounted lampshades, some painted with M (for Mary) and others with kneeling angels.