HER SMOKING-ROOM.
The ever-growing demands of women are shown by an amusing departure in a big hotel in' tho West End, writes an English correspondent. For the first time, u special smoking-room is being built for ladies. The' custom of women sniokin? is, of .course, more general in Loudon than ■it is in any large Australian - cit-.-' . Indeed, tho manager of this great hotel in justifying .his now scheme, states that "r,he woman who does not' smoke is nowadays a rarity." In Now York it would still be unwise for women to smoke in many restaurants and hotels; but in London, little or no curiosity is aroused if tho ladies of the party "light up" after dinner or lunch. Not only is it probable that a ladies' smokingr-room will soon be a feature of every large London hotel, but it is likely that it will very soon I>3 an ordinary portion of the eouipment of an up-to-date West End theatre
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1626, 18 December 1912, Page 2
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160HER SMOKING-ROOM. Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1626, 18 December 1912, Page 2
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