Dinner was served in the tea room, a thoroughly old English and very excellent menu being provided by the Carlton, Ld., and the room was filled to its utmost capacity. Sir Ronald and Lady Macleay in a large party which also included Mrs. Fearn, President of the American Woman's Club, entertainnd by the Acting Chairman of the B. W. A., were among the diners. Later in the evening everybody that could went on to the Cabaret, which had been organised by Mrs. P. W. Massey, but it was almost a case of standing room only, literally hundreds being turned away at the doors for lack of space. The entertainment here was of the best imaginable, and there was a delicious supper. A large number of girls and men had given their services to wait: they got themselves up in delightful old English costumes and added greatly to the gaiety and picturesqueness of the scene.
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