DORIAN ST. HERBERT [Hon. Sec. M.L.E.F.W.] He is interested in all
things, the Woman's Movement included.
BEN LAMB, M.P. As a student of woman, he admits to being in the
infants' class.
SIGSBY An Election Agent. He thinks the modern woman suffers from
over-indulgence. He would recommend to her the teachings of St.
Paul.
HAKE A butler. He does not see how to avoid his wife being
practically a domestic servant without wages.
A DEPUTATION It consists of two men and three women. Superior
people would call them Cranks. But Cranks have been of some
service to the world, and the use of superior people is still to be
discovered.
THE FIRST ACT
SCENE:- Drawing-room, 91, Russell Square.
TIME:- Afternoon.
[MRS. ELIZABETH SPENDER sits near the fire, reading a book. She is
a tall, thin woman, with passionate eyes, set in an oval face of
olive complexion; the features are regular and severe; her massive
dark hair is almost primly arranged. She wears a tailor-made
costume, surmounted by a plain black hat.
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