Annual Reunion Dinner: Leseons of the War to Practise in Peace The second reunion dinner was held on Thursday evening, Fobruary 28, at the 8.V.0. Club:
Lieut, Colonel 4f. H. Logan was the Gorpe of Heyal Engines down to dinner. 'The table was tastefully arranged, and decorated with the colours of the Corps and with models of bridges, sand bag rovetments and other engineering features. "Mr. Jack Raynes'. of-Sith President, addvesiag™ the members after dinner, remarked on. the excellent attendance, and said that he appreciated" very much the warm interest that was) taken in old associations as was) evidenced by the number of ox-members there that' night. said he felt sure the lessons of the war would not be forgotten, that the ex-members of this tinguished Corps would carry on civil lifo the traditions they had acquired: whilst wearing the King's uniform, and he hoped that next year he might sco an even larger attendance. Ho said he thought it would be better to hold the annual dinner in the autumn, when it appeared likely there would be more members in Shanghai than is usually the cage in spring, owing to home leave and visite of inspection taking] the many members out of Shitnghai at) that, time. Ho referred to. the excellent work done by the Committee in arranging this dinner, and the trouble which they had taken in carrying out the. scheme decoration, and he specially instanced Messrs. Molyneux, Cheale, Maguire, Harvey and Oswald said be felt they owed all of them a debt of gratitude... A hearty vote of thanks to the Committee for their services was then passed. Mr. Molyneux' name being epecially mentioned, and ho having]
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