... so, of course, take an interest in your charming self, whom I consider as the flower of the flock among the much-abused Suffragettes. But lor the moment 1 will keep oft politics and stick to the subject of yourself and your life history. Birthdays are ...

... beautiful pic tures, and the Rokeby Venus was the object of the most degrading act of vandalism when, on 10 March 1914, a suffragette slashed it with a chopper. Afterwards the picture was repaired and relined. These earlier restorations to the dam aged areas ...

... Wit of tHe Weelio WE are told that the Suffragettes at Holloway objected to being washed. The officials there have a cure, however, for most of these little suffragettisms; they were not only washed but ironed as well. T7 lattery may turn a woman's head ...

... many years the ground has been in existence difficulties have been met and overcome, the most outstanding being when the suffragettes burnt down the pavilion in 1913, and many of the old records destroyed. The club has passed through many vicissitudes as ...

... woman who has innocently pinned a yellow favour to her green or violet dress may find herself mis taken for a militant Suffragette. Above all, the woman canvasser of to-day must be thoroughly smart and well turned out. The day of the political woman of ...

... the tactics of militancy or any of the other questions that agitate the Suffragettes and the Antis. A t first blush one might be inclined to say that the doom of the Suffragettes is sealed. When middle-aged man was young Votes for Women was never chalked ...

... trying his best to solve. He is helped thereto-- or hindered, whichever way you look at her efforts-- by a violent young Suffragette named Miss Bulstrode. But we are getting away from Cook and after all, a cook is a far more difficult problem. She is also ...

... abolition of the Senior Wrangler, but there is no need to drop the title. Why not reserve it for the lady leader of the Suffragettes or of the women's party in future Parliaments? Theatrical Rumours. ''Phe next piece at Mr. Seymour Hicks's theatre is to ...

... Samuel, who has recently been so virulently at tacked by the Premier of Manitoba and prayed for in his own synagogue by the Suffragettes has done much to improve the general efficiency of the great depart ment of which he is the head, though the conduct of ...

... fun at both sides, and is never bitter or unkind. And the people of his comedy are a most entertaining set. I love the Suffragette daughter of Gentile parents who longs to fight opposi tion and to epater les bourgeois and yet can't do either. I love, ...

... these gambling hells ought to be shut up, he said. AlWho says that C.-B. carries no political weight Pester on, dear Suffragette, Says the Premier, bowing gravely, By this means alone you'll get What you're fighting for so bravely. Sounding thus the ...

... the great Lord Curzon, is acquainted with states manship. She was one of the first women to take full advantage of the suffragettes' victories. She has travelled all over the globe. She met Hitler and went to Rudolph Valentino's funeral. She is an in ...