Their names were changed respectively from Hotel Leopold II to Hotel Edouard-Sept, from The Homestead, Roquebrune, to Hotel du Royaume-Uni.

Mrs.Warren or Mme.

Varennes retired completely from the management, but arranged to retain for her own use the magnificently furnished _appartement_ on the first floor of the Hotel Edouard-Sept at Brussels, where Vivie had seen her in the late spring of 1909.

She still continued to receive a certain income from these two admirably managed hostelries.
Constrained by Vivie she bestowed large donations on charitable and educational institutions affecting the welfare of women and established a fund of Ten thousand pounds for the promotion of Woman Suffrage in Great Britain, which fund was to be at Vivie's disposal.

But even with these sacrifices to _bienseance_ she remained a lady of considerable fortune.
She resisted however all invitations to make her home in England.
"No, dear; I've got used to foreign ways.