The reports of the various aections were then read, Space does not permit of these being given in full, bout essential extracts follow:—me (Chairman, Mrs. Crad-The membership. numbered 110 during the year, and hax kept the General Hospital supplied with flowers, and also headquarters, Two highly successful shows were held.
Sports (Chairman, Mrs, J.T. Ford):—The mem of this section increased fi n 1023 to 158 in 121, Tennis during the fear was interfered with by the weather, and also by the necessity of the 8. V. C. for the Club's courts during: the civil war, Nevertheless some 50 members used the courts, which were very popular while they were useable, Badminton was also successful, but more keen members are needed for hockey.
Literary Section (Chairman Mrs. Ada Hodges):—This section died 4 quiet and peaceful death as a result of sheer tion early in the year. Apparently there very Tittle enthusiasm among the members for literary work, as neither the lecturers the Ieetures could be blamed the for Tack of interest. jgchly successful require more ream for several new books, not all-of which come wuder the category: of fiction.
Musical Section (Chairman Mra. Isherwwood):—This section had an ex. cvedinzly food year, holding two programmes each month, alt which were well attended.
Arf Section (Chairman Mrs. RJ, Roberts):—The Art section 7
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