Euphemia Lamb

James Dickson Innes In 1910, Euphemia met James Dickson Innes (1887–1914) at a cafe on the Boulevard du Montparnasse, and the two began an affair which was more intense for Innes than for Euphemia who never restricted her relationships to just one man.

Affairs Among Euphemia's other lovers were the poet Francis Macnamara (poet) and the author Henri-Pierre Roché.

Later life Little is recorded about Euphemia's later life. She was living at Stoke House in Stoke St Mary Bourne, Hampshire at least by 1939, and it was her address at the time of her death and recorded in the Probate Index, which shows her effects valued at nearly 37,000 pounds. In 1934, she married the painter Edward Grove (artist), but they divorced in 1942 Euphemia died on 26 January 1957 in hospital at Winchester.