an honourable history of 36 years 'This well own institation has unselfish Inbour for. the' lightenment of the Chinese people. It's work goes to the xoots of character which is basal to all other kind of effort in China. Tt has bad a distinguished line of General Reartari, Dr, Slee ander Williamson, Dr. Tim Richard, Dr. W. Hopkyn Rees, and wonderful results have followed. Its production of litera~ \d) ture hag lately greatly increased, and the circulation "has in the Inst five years risen 400 por cent. The directors have decided that it is desirable to obtain more capital for a further forward movement in order more adequate.
to cope with the demands "of v's New' Day. A fund of Tis, 106,000 is needed to cover the new expenditure of the next five years in the divections—producing literature, printing literature, fand circulating literature. Hence scheme is compendiously known as the ".L.&, Triple Extension Schema, The Christian Literature Socie. ty acknowledges with twinks the following contributions set of, Ray ameen, arranged by Mrs, Squires, Chairman of the Social Department, and the usual tea made pleasant sad eon Adventure" by Fletcher and Clisby Clu. yBoso sang "The Great Three For Jack" by Squire, in gave a delightful violin solo, Minuet, Porpora-Krei ler; Mra. Strocbe sang two charming lyrics, 'Waka Up' by Montague Philipps Gon; Bie, Rodd Moat sang two and "To a Hill Top" by Ralph Very appealing selections, "Jean" recited' with great. feeling" and Gill, and Miss Ethel ted ili gre ting "and Gilbert Parker.
presenting to Mra, Lobinsion a large. sliver. bow Binckwrood'" stand, Bre An Walter Fearn, President of Clu" in "closing. her yee marks, which happily "blended Humor and feeling." eats that she had always regarded Are Labingice aw the backbone of the Cub and" hat "he would. be genuinely missed, She asked Mire Tahinger. "to accept he. bey a souvente from the Cluby full of Living thous, and beat. yan for every day inthe year, "self Pettettating wishes which' would [John Prentice scsiaaig, at ules MacKontlo & Ox Tard Addington Rong, Dorus & Thompien Ree Haig, Dean' Symon Mea, Cumming ron HR. Cheng Ving hus [Sir Ronald. Ascleny Mele 1,000.00 last: og long as she gow SOME REMINISCENCES, lived.
250.00 Tu responding Mrs. Lobingier 250.00) modestly disclaimed. the honours 180.00 heaped upon her, saying, however, 380] that it wae not necessary. to be: 256. love all the' pleasant things said 25.40] about one in order to enjoy" hear ing them, ard that the 10 years 109.05 9f Club activity had "been years Po] of pleasure and not of work, %.00 She then gave some interesting 10,0 Feminiscences, comparing the vari '6.09] od experiences tow "daloctable pai] olub sandwich" and dosed wit story. of the Los Angeles $200! man "who said ata funeral "responded" ta the invtaion '500.00 t0'pay a tribute to the 1tas6|'Well, if no" one "wishes. to. ioci00 fyett 7.00 sPeak' about our brother who hae passed on, T should like to say, instio Californias Mrs, Lobingier said she should seize every opportunity. to sty. a. and kindness of the the Club. fol word for the hospltaiey Upon motion of Mrs, W. Lunt it was unanimously voted to make Mrs, Lobingier a Life Member of the Club.
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