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A LADY THANKFUL. SHE IS VERGING ON OLD AGE

At a public meeting held at Sheffield, an September 29th, made the auspices of the National Council of, Women Confer ence the subject of home construction and management was dealt with in all aшus- Mrs. ing and instructive manner Oliver Strachey, who considered she was a building contractor, as she had bailt three beautiful houses. "I built them tod beautifully," she said. to make much money." (Laughter.) Architects and builders tried to make mystery of house construction, but they did not understandhouse-building · from the women's point of view. They made the. hright of sinks, shelves, and pegs suitable for tall men. (Laughter.) Mrs. Strachey recommended that women should be able to de repairing jobs about the house, but the wife of plumber in the audience thought that women who did small jobs aught to be left to tackle burst water pipes when frost came. (Laughter.)

Lady Ampthill" dealing with "* Some special aspects of women's science" urged that women should have a definite stand- ard of education, and that every woman, should be able to do one thing properly and well. At the beginning of the war, when knitting came into fashion, she was thoroughly ashamed of some of the work done, and shuddered to think of the many sore feet which would result. When she saw, now-a-days, so great an amount of charming jumpers, she felt in- clined to ask at whose expense the art of knitting had been learned. Those who had to buy children's garments at bazaars, under the blessed guise of! charity, knew that the average woman's sewing left a lot to be desired

A trained nurse, who approved of Lady Ampthill's views, said that when it came to making linseed poultices they had some startling experiences during the training of women for hospital work. (Laughter.) Lady Frances Balfour confessed that could not help feeling thankful she was now verging on old age, in view of the number of things they had been told, lay before the young women of to-day, and for which they ought to fit themselves. (Laughter.) It made her rejoice to look back upon her youth when she was one of twelve and very idle. She had a gover ness who could teach her nothing. She (Lady Frances) loved horses, hated the school-room, and never learned to make anything in the kitchen, except very good toffee. (Renewed laughter.) The doors were now open, and it was only a ques tion of whether women fitted themselves and were really fit to undertake public service. When the call of war came to young women her wonder was that they were so fit for what they were called upon to do after the generations in which they had been absolutely denied educa- tion. (Cheers.)

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DANCING TO BE LESS

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THE TANGO AND THE WALTZ.

The coming season is not likely, the Times says, to produce any startling! change in popular dances, but they are About 60 likely to be less strenuous. teachers from all over the country-Aro now meeting in London to learn the latest steps that the best London teachers will be demonstrating when society "is back from the moors.

The resolution was proposed, Mrs. Tetley said, as the result of an appeal from members of the Mothers' Union, drawing attention to the already injur ious effect upon children from seeing un Dancing will not be so silent this wholesome films, and further drawing season; and, perhaps because there are attention to the warning in the Mother's so few steps, there will be little hard Union organ and the Boy Scouts' paper thinking and memorising to be done-- that the worst films shown-containing this, at least, is the opinion of Miss scence of murder, suicide, divorce, poi Belle Harding, who held a demonstration soning, and the like "came from America. class at the Merrick Rooms, De Vere- There were many beautiful films which gardens, W. A variation in the "foz- would yield pleasant hours to many, and trot" introduced by Miss Harding this even canteract the weariness of a Prime year is the "Dover slip," an attractive Minister-beautiful, scenery, interesting and very syncopated sidestep done or the topical events, absorbing novels and sole of the foot. The one-step" dances, plays, all of which were a great pleasure with stiff knees, on the ball of the foot, to adults, and in which children took an but with an elastic movement, will he intelligent interest. But mixed up with even more popular than last season! But these on some occasions were shown films the tango is likely to prove the most at containing teurders, strangling scenes, tractive of all. gambling hell's, low life in America, mock

"No one likes to be the first to stand marriages, and corrupt ministers of re-up for the tango," said Miss Harding, ligion, Surely no one desired such scenes

so while on the floor for a fox-trot if

to be shown to the youth of this country, the music is changed to a tango the when evory effort was being put forward dancers will naturally revers to it. The to educate them well. (Cheers.)

Parisian Frogressive Tango is my weak- Mrs. Alla Bright said that if they ness. Its elegant and quiet steps, with crald have local by-laws accepted and no vagarics, could, in different tempo, be made obligatory throughout the country, introduced into the waltz or for-trot, any there would scarcely be any need for the number of couples could dance without censorship asked for. It was very easy colliding.

The waltz bas changed from its too-to- to laugh at the cult of the cinema The very fact that thousands of men and tum movement and has been influenced women went there showed how far-reach- by the tango; the principal and favourite ing was its influence. To thousands of peo-step of the tango; ., the Corte,- has ple the cinema was the gate to romance, become the Hesitation Waltz'a few To countless numbers of children who rhythmic, awinging walks, a little hesita lived in dark alleys it opened up splendid tion and balance, a few bars of Boston visions of light, space, sunshine, and and a few canter steps, and vary it at deeds of glory. To them it was the magic discretion."

carpot or the wizard's wand. In that re- Deportment has become very Black, spect the power of the cinema must be owing, Miss Hardinge thinks, to the recognised. What had to be done was to habit of doublo and treble bands, which make it a great power for good. (Cheers.) leave an interval between the dancers. Mrs. Tupper Carey (Huddersfield Partners are desorted in the middle of the branch) also deprecated the exhibition of floor when the next dance is struck up sensational films, remarking that in one immediately one is over and a new part- case where seenes of robbery were being aer has to be found. The terrible rush shown several mombere of the audience makes for bad manners. Dances ought 2 or 3 in the morning, which leaves most Eady Belborne What I want to know people too limp for mach exertion the in, will films of Othello and Mao next day. both" be allowed? They sesin to me to

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