"I thought I warned thee as to utterances made at Bryn Mawr on the relations of men and women—on which subject Alys is utterly astray. I do not wonder what she said has misunderstood what she meant—she did not say. Alys is regardless—always has been and what she said and did while she was a student at Bryn Mawr is still remembered. In the present crises with Lord Russell a public indecency—she should be ... careful and untiring I must confess—with the greatest desire to be hospitable."