The Washington times., 1910-07-12

- He most beautiful princess in in
dla VIII soon be a visitor In
1 Nazl-u-tor- she is the Prin-
cess I-dira Ralai. daughter Of the
s-eA"-ir Of EiarcEz- one of IrIia's most
famous rulers. who uITu his wife The
'is-lara-1se- his sor- Prince JafsiuEE-
and l-s daughter. are now in Me- York
Inc little princess is OF medium.
-a .--EL and very slender. She has biz
@o.t brown eyes dusfzv brown hair ana
81 smooth skin the color Ct rich cream
sac wears a single robe. the fari.
"---E ls many yards long and is wound
-acur the BODY from shoulders TO feet
@--l one -rzll=fvl fold over the head
She has 10 veil
The 1arl was OF E-s SOFT India SIX.
almost like chiffon. and e5c5a with u
-EC-il-1 wide band OF Persian eubr5id-
err in which sold Dred5ui1ated. The
SIT wears no Jewels
-la -l--.1r.l-=c. mother OF the princess
-..#ieaE I--aL American women are Won
-s---l-E E-----l.a-Ie1, intelligent and
Woe awake sac 1eulDIeS the -aer
mat The women II India are so Badly
establish many schools Lur them
She Likes Her
Native Dress Best.
Her hlgluezs does not wish 10 crit
lclss the clothes of American women
She thinks they are all rigEt-for
American women For her own coun-
rr571ucu she prefers the national
dress, and always retains il when trav-
cling To consists Of the single Ea--
meur wound around and around the
body over "a very short linen uuderEar-
---elJ- 10 follows the lines OF the lSure
and the head without distort.nE them
10 unnatural shapes
Eae- a-S-uess approves Of women
working outside lLe -luse wherever
necessary she thinks e seems Ecces-
sary IN European countries and il
America IN LL--tl- she says every We
man mas chance 10 set married and
be taken care of by her husband In
the other countries this doe. not seem
to be true She believes th.-t the wo-
man has the LauulCSL life IN the home.
But she realizes that even in India
there are WiGOWS-DoW that they are
nc LONGER nGrEad-Who my ave 70
work, and she IS Interested in sOIndinC
great industrial establlshnle ITS for
one ming in which she thinks the
Indian women can give lessons TO
American women Is in courtesy she
fELs q bTUSIueTie, a TOuEhneSs in
Americans, both men and women,
which IS far removed from the unlverS-
al courtesy Of her own country
she thinks that the close association
between young men and young women
IS all right in America but that II IS
not a thing 10 be introduced suddenly
into India The habit Of sex secluSion
has been strong for so many centuries
that the princess feels that all changes
should BE- approached most gradually
The ncesS IS very broadly educated,
and she thinks that all women should
be so.
she believes they should be wise in
the thilzs Of her household. but also
that they should take an interest in
nolitfca5 affairs and should understand
several IarEuaEes and be very well read
She does lt... however, believe in women
taking Ju themselves the affairs OF
government
She hardly understands what a SUI
fracette means, and considers that a
v1mans political work should be
limited 10 an intelligent comprehension
of the politics in which her husband IS
rarCSred-
she deprecates divorce, and while
she realizes 81 is sometimes necessary
She thinks r-at Il should be strictly
limited
me Princess Tndira Rajai is eighteen
years old, and IS wei educated She IS
To enter the University Of BarOda this
fan. She has never worn stays, as her