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In page Helena Swanwick:

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During this period she also wrote The Future of the Women's Movement (1913). Swanwick remained on the NUWSS Executive until 1915,[2] when, together with other suffragists as Catherine Marshall and Agnes Maude Royden, she resigned from the NUWSS over its refusal to send delegates to the International Women's Congress at the Hague.[citation needed]