 In 1921 she was one of three women appointed to the Lord Chancellor's London county justices advisory committee.Performed in 1911 in the Kingsway Theatre, "In the Workhouse" was one of the most controversial plays produced by Edy Craig's Pioneer Players as part of a triple bill with Chris St. John's "The First Actress" and Cicely Hamilton's "Jack and Jill and A Friend" (King's Hall, 1911).It is an exposé of the iniquities of the Coverture Act, which decreed that a married woman had no separate legal existence from her husband and therefore meant that if her husband entered - or left - the workhouse, she and her children were obliged to go with him.