prIIIIrd plawurxls to thia! *IIeri Iltaw ill*lıırl liri !!! iiilriri » . LLLLLL LLBB aCH CCLL TT LLLL TTT TTT TTT TTT STS *H*I, Comrier hat zugreed to the charge of sle. Ihr r1rr r^^ ar announcement would have been made over my signour- and passed [sic!] aur cormprehensiori why it should have been „ •. necessay for the riotice to be issued over her signature. Nails Dulhari Saheba merillaris that "the sarrie thirlg happaeneg || a previous conference at Delhi, where a mari light and leading like Hazikul Mulk Hakim Md. Ajmal Khan immediately and readil, changed the proposed site of the meeting as It did nat meet with пу approval". Possibly the objections against the site originally chosen a Delhi were vald and herice it had to be changed, but in our case Il, wald objections were put forward and we were therefore not bound to comply with unreasonable requests merely to please Mr. Golam Hossein Ariff and his family who were the hosts of Nafis Dulhan Sāheba hū her party, it is also possible that Hakim Ajmal Khan Saheb, who had organsed the sesson at Delhi in February 1917. was too far accommodating and deserential but she connot expect the same treatment everywhere and others may not care to let her have too much of her own way in all things. I understand similar troubles arose last year also at Lahore but Begum Saheba, the President of the session, managed to smooth over the dissiculties by her tact an firmness. Incidentally it may be noted that the above Instances surnish a good example of Nasir Dulhan Saheba's meddlesome habit at the eleventh hours or taking the most charitable view of the miatter. Ihry show a singular want of care on her part in nel Instructing local organisers beforehand what requirments ought to be kept. In view selecting a site. In making the asserion that most of the ladies of our Reception Committee took part in the Galstaun Park confernce Nass Dulhan Saheba is so wide of the mark that she was able to trot out only 3 names. viz. Mrs. Hakam, Mrs. Wahab and Mrs. Rasul, although the committee consisted of 26 members. It is immaterial to our purpose is a few members deserted our camp and Joined the other side. It is natureal sor some people to be actuated by motive and influenced by considerations other than those of loyalty to one's party qr country or nationality. What those motives and influenced by consideration were in the case of the aforesald ladles it is not my business to say. but this much I can say that they had their ample reward in having their names prominently mentioned in the proceedings which Nasio Dulhan Saheba published in Tahzibun Niswan and probably in other urdu periodical, and they will assuredly have the further pleasure a Il իaգ
