Mrs, Viloudaki then proposed the resolution: That members appreciate ing the advantage of the Associa. tion should feel more responsibility with regard to lonely and unoecupied women in Shanghai. She raid that she felt there were many women in Shanghai who craved out-Jet for their leisure and that she felt many of them were ignorant of the opportunities offered by the Association. She suggested a pule Jetin to supplement the newspaper announcements and the extension of personal invitations by "members, Mrs, Fryer, in seconding: the" resolution, also endorsed the idea of "a bulletin and suggested holding general meet during the year to which all might "he invited, the int Sections taking turns in furnishing the entertainments once a ye Spirited discussion ensued, Mrs.
me holding that the Hospitality Committee already carried out the spirit of the resolution, Miss Adiam asking that any lonely or unoccupied women would advise the Hospitality Committee how its activities might be bettered, and Miss Elwin point.
out that the young married Woman coming as a stranger to Shanghai and living in hotel hoarding house was especially in need of friendly attention, Miss Robin-suggested lady hostesses for introduction every afternoon in the tea-room. Mrs. Graham Barrow thought people preferred to be left alone, and a newcomer voiced the The New Committee The result of the ballot was then announced, showing the following members elected to serve on the Executive Board for the coming year:
Mrs. W. FP. Bichard, Mrs, Bunce, Mi
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