 Complete the following phrase:  Before becoming a pilot Lady Heath had already made her mark. During the First World War, she spent two years as a dispatch rider, based in England and later France, where she had her portrait painted by Sir John Lavery. By then, she had married the first of her three husbands and as Sophie Mary Eliott-Lynn, was one of the founders of the Womens Amateur Athletic Association after her move from her native Ireland to London in 1922, following a brief sojourn in Aberdeen. She was Britains first womens javelin champion and set a disputed world record for the high jump. She was also a delegate to the International Olympic Committee in 1925, the same year that she took her first flying lessons. In 1923 she represented the United Kingdom at the 1923 Womens Olympiad in Monte Carlo, during the games she came third place at the high jump, javelin throw and the Womens pentathlon, later that year she participated in the first WAAA Championships. In 1924 she participated in the 1924 Womens Olympiad winning the silver medal in the long jump, in 1926 she again represented the United Kingdom at javelin at the 