“SIMPLE LIFE” BRINGS COMPLAINTS.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LVIII, Issue 14344, 24 October 1910, Page 5

“SIMPLE LIFE” BRINGS COMPLAINTS.

A BATH CLUB COMEDY. The eccentricities of Lady Constance Stewart Richardson have placed tho governing committee ot a hath club in a quandary. They have received mimoront complaints from staid parents m regard to “the simple life” employed hy La’dy Constance when she takes hot swim on ladies’ day in the club tank. During several recent Hying visits to town Lady Constance has shocked the young guild members of tho club by .strolling about after her swim garbed as Eve bed ore the fall. Oh her last visit Lady Constance, thus unadorned, displayed her beautiful figure for something like half an hour, during which she casually brushed her nut-brown tresses or walked about the dressing-room smoking cigarettes. Several members of the governing committoo’are anxious that this eccentric young lady should be politely request to either resign or adopt more conventional attire. Others are against this course, as Lady Constance is a great drawing card whenever swimming contests are held, and several members of the Royal Family have visited tho club on competition day solely to see her dive and perform fancy stunts m the water. The members of the club who have tho baths to themselves six days in the week are intensely amused at tlie affair. How the matter will end cannot he predicted.