The evening world., 1912-03-11

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else. Of the famous baccarat game at
Of Wales vas present and at which
cheating. 1t was said too that ALDER
for the indiscretion attributed to her.
nut the late Kings photosraph,
signed albert Edward, 1890"
adorned the Countsss's writing
desk in the 1itz-0arlton yesterday,
ana, % far % ! could discover.
Lady warwick posssssss Just q
quality Of the brook-that Of
stsrnal buoyancy ana youth.
Her beauty might be called an apoth-
eosized prettiness. for her features sre
sinai, and extraordinarily regular.
WHAT SHE LOOKS LIKE AND
HOW she Is ooWNED.
Her eyes are blue stars set under slim.
crescent brows. Her complexion 10 tine
pale pink OF English prtmroees. Her
hair Is so Haxen white you want 10 spin
It. She is tell and wore yesterday .
gown Of dull blue opening over . s'mu.
lated waistcoat Of white, embroidered
about the edges With blue. Under n
SIululdIc0 WAIBtSO3t Wdo ksSAh
waist Of white avn with . very small
turnover collar and . little black tie
Lady Warwick wore with tnas gowu q
black patent leather belt OF The kind
never ssen In America except 10 make
the conjunction Of . plain stsirtwaaet and
tsAhored skirt. On her head was an enor-
NOUS picture hot with q fiat. circular
trimming OF blue ostrich Teachers.
II haven't seen very much Of Amer
lea yet" began Lady Warwick depre-
catingly. 1t was evident that h *
pccted me to xac the impressions OF
America she might rave accumulated
stnce landing late saturday afternoon.
And she seemed both astounded and re-
heved when I suggested that she tell me
about the Horticultural College for
Women which h established some
years ago In warwickshire.
Tho idea OF women farmers - now to
u.s." I said.
1T was 80 new In England when the
college was started" Lady Warwick re-
plisd. that people thought It ridiculous.
But there are a great many girls who
are unsuited to life In cities who make
splendid gardeners. bee keepers. butter
makers. &c. The college Is not q charity
in any sense. The students pay regular
fess. and when they are competent we
have no difficulty in finding positions for
them as head gardener.
"a grsst many women who i've In
The oouAEy prefer having an sdu-
ostsd woman gardener who 10 really
Q companion - well.
"Our students are mainly daughters
Of professional men. lawyers and doc
tors who die leaving little property. and
our graduates earn much more thar
secretaries. typists. g~overnesses. &C.
and these occupations are O~vercrowded
while horticulture Is new One of our
graduates now owns her own home and
her own motor. acquired with the
profits of vegetables. More and more
girls In England are GLOWING gainful
occupations, going into the professions
and trades Lady Warwick added.
IT 10 THE PROPER THING FOR
GIRLS TO EARN MONEY.
Has the idea entirely passed that the
earning Of money Is socially detrimental
to women" ! asked.
utterly" Lady Warwick replied.
Would you care to have YOU own
daughter" adopt a observation-disclosures a
lawyer or doctor. for instance?"
II would indeed. My older daughter
married when she was very young.
Marriage stili remains h Ideal
Of most young girls: but ! have .
little daughter OF sevsn and I hope
when hi 10 grown mp she VIII be
one Of the really emanoipatsd wom-
On, that she viii follow any career
thai plsssss her. ~ the time she 10
seventeen shs may be able to look
forward to standing FOR Parliament.
"Of course I believe IN suffrage Lady
WARWICK continued. As a Socialist. I
believe in adult suffrage without regard
to sex. Women will get the vote IN
England very soon. but with a prop
erty qualification such as now applies
TO mon. window smashing on the par,
of suffragists 10 foolish tactics. but IT
ridiculous to say that It Will retard the
triumph of the movement. Nothing eau
rstard III" added Lady Warwick wit,
. ringing note. when halt the hhiaaa
racs demands It's rights. II mas 10 .,
heard"
MAJORITY OF WOMEN IN ENG
LAND DON'T WANT TO VOTE.
do you believe q majority Of IN er
In Nngiand want TO voter" I inquired.
NO. said Lady Warwick frankly
~ 0ufIyage vege submitted 10 4 ls.v,