VII. MISS AGNES BORTHWICK Miss Borthwick is Works Manager in a big filling factory under the Ministry of Munitions. She is the first woman to hold this position in a Government factory 41 VIII. MRS. ST. CLAIR STOBART Mrs. Stobart was with hospital units in Brussels, Antwerp, Cherbourg, and finally in Serbia, where, attached to the Serbian army with a field ambulance column, she accompanied the army in its heroic retreat 44 IX. MISS E. G. BATHER AND MISS DOROTHY RAVENSCROFT Two workers in charge of Remount Depôts for the War Office 49 X. MISS EDITH STONEY AND DR. FLORENCE STONEY Two X-ray specialists. Miss Stoney is working X-rays in a hospital in Salonika; Dr. Stoney is in a military hospital in London 53 XI. THE BARONESS DE T’SERCLAES AND MISS MAIRI CHISHOLM These ladies have worked in Belgium since the beginning of the war, and are the only women allowed by the Belgian military authorities to be in the firing line 59 XII. LADY MARY HAMILTON AND MISS DRUMMOND Typical workers engaged on skilled processes in munition factories. 62 XIII. MRS. FURSE, G.B.E., R.R.C., AND LADY PERROTT, R.R.C. Mrs. Furse’s successful administration of the Women’s Voluntary Aid Detachments has been an important factor in the organisation of their invaluable work. Lady Perrott’s work, both before and during the war, has added greatly to the numbers and the efficiency of the Voluntary Aid Detachments 67 XIV. COMMANDANT DAMER DAWSON AND MRS. CARDEN Commandant Damer Dawson has organised the Women Police. Mrs. Carden has helped to organise Women Patrols 74 XV. MISS LENA ASHWELL, O.B.E. Miss Ashwell originated the Concert Parties at the front which have had such a stimulating influence. For over two years she has organised, developed, and financed the scheme on an ever-increasing scale 79 XVI. MISS VIOLETTA THURSTAN Since August, 1914, Miss Thurstan has been nursing in Belgium and in Russia, where she was wounded in the trenches. She is now Matron at a great Belgian hospital 85 XVII. H.R.H. PRINCESS BEATRICE, THE HON. LADY LAWLEY, G.B.E., AND THE COUNTESS OF GOSFORD Workers in the various organisations of hospital supplies and comforts 90 XVIII. MISS EDITH HOLDEN, R.R.C. The Matron of a great base hospital 98 XIX. MRS. GASKELL, C.B.E., AND THE HON. MRS. ANSTRUTHER The organisers of the War Library and the Camps Library, which supply books to the Army and to the sick and wounded 103 XX. MISS LILIAN RUSSELL AND MISS ALICE BROWN Workers for the Y.M.C.A. in France, who are managing hostels for the relations of the wounded 110 XXI. MISS DOROTHY MATHEWS AND MISS URSULA WINSER Miss Mathews is a typical agricultural worker, engaged in ploughing and heavy land work. Miss Winser drives an agricultural tractor 114 XXII. MISS EVELYN LYNE AND MISS MADGE GREG Two representative Voluntary Aid Detachment workers who have done canteen and rest-station work in France 118 XXIII. MRS. LEACH The head of the organisation of Army women-cooks 122