Turning to new developments in the Association she' said:—
"The appointment of a Sub-Committee to deal solely with the Recreational side of the B. W. A. has produced excellent results. Between October and March—the /months during which the Recreation With a view to a et con jousness of unity among British women, a special Service for the B. W. A. was held in the Cathedral on November 2, when Bishop Molony preached a most. inspiring sermon. Dean Symons conducted, the service, and the Rev, A. N. Rowland read the lessons. Tt is hoped that such a service may. prove to be of annual occurrence, For the first time, too, the B. W. 'A. has been called' upon to. think and act imperially towards the: restoration of St. Paul's Cathedral. {The fund amounted on Monday last to $396 and 6 guineas, Kindred Organizations: con tial relationship with the American Women's Club. continues fand develops, the gardeners and artists of the two organizations especially finding it both beneficial and very pleasant to fraternise in pursuit of their respective interests. With the Union Jack Club, too, the B. W. A. is on a most' friendly. footing, and has on many occasions provided partners for the hi Jackets at the Club's dances.
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