In The Story of a Modern Woman, this is where Mary secretly wanted to go meet her lover (Dixon 12).

In The Story of a Modern Woman, this is where Mary lived in chapter nine. (Dixon 9).

In The Story of a Modern Woman, Lady Jane Ives was always to be found at Portman Square. (Dixon 8).

In the Story of a Modern Woman, Mary began work at the Central London School of Art in chapter four. This brought her and her father closer together. "she would either walk with him, or go to fetch him on those afternoons when he was coming straight home to tea instead of making his way to the Athenaeum Club" (Dixon 4).

In The Story of a Modern Woman, Mary had to pack her things for a soujourn in Germany ate age sixteen. She stayed for a year. (Dixon 2).

Initial setting that the author of The Story of a Modern Woman gave the readers. (Dixon 1)

Baker Street is where Mary goes to the Post Office to write out a post-office order for Jimmie in chapter 21. It is also where Mary wrote a telegraph to Vincent giving her "hand" as his dearest friend in marriage.