called the Woman's Club of Man-fla, its members drawn from the European, American and Filipino residents.' Its first interest was! to establish day nurseries for the babies of ing mothers and to ce-operate. w ment the work of the Board of Health. by nature and the Municipal Board the club did much to advance the social welfare of the city.
Coming to: Shanghs this} varied training Mrs, Lobingier throw herself with enthusiasm into the. philanthropic work of the AW.C. and for two years fas Chairman of that div which has now develop Civic Department. For the two years following that she served as President of the Club and duri that time represented this organi at two of the biennial conventions of the Federation of Women's Clubs with which this local body is affiliated.
Daring Mrs. Lobingiot's third term og President of the A.W.C. the scheme of departmental activities was put into effect to meet the needs of the rapidly growing, membership. The invaluable servies of the cup of tea and other social factors in promoting friend. ly acquaintanceship hag never been lost sight of by Mrs. Lobinglor and many a stranger to the city has found a warmer welcome at the club because of Mrs. Lobinglor's cordial interest in the new comer.
As Mrs. Lobingier is leaving with ber husband for a holiday her old home in Omaha and thei place in the Ozarks. they are fol-Towed by many sincere. wishes speedy return to their many, close friends here. Mrs. ~Lobinglor's mental poise and her charm of manner have made her an inspiring personality in the club and one which will not willingly
morrow in the club rooms, 68 Sze-spared. At the reception chuen Road at five o'clock, there will be. an opportunity for all the club members to wish this loyal fellow worker lon rayage and. it ig hoped that all will avail themselves of this opportunity.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.