 She remained prominent within the movement and in 1928 she was a pall-bearer at the funeral of Emmeline Pankhurst.Her politics moved away from the labour socialism of her youth, as she travelled around the country persuading workers not to strike, and in 1926 Drummond again led a parade, the Great Prosperity March against the unrest predating the General Strike.in the 1930s Drummond formed the Women's Guild of Empire, a right-wing league opposed to communism and fascism.