It is thought that, should these ideas be carried out, the Union Club would be used more than is at present done by its members, apart from the monthly tiffin and the monthly dinner dance during the winter months. The average attendance at both of these functions hag been about 100 in the immediate past, and with this in mind a certain section of the club fe.) that more interest could be stimulate ed in other use of the rooms if the club were removed to the western Members of the Committee are (British) Mr. R. Calder-Marshall, Mr. B.S, Piercy and Mr. G. Wilson; (Chinese) Mr. J. H1. Lee, resident, Mr. Chun Shut-kai and Mr. Koo "Tsze-boo; (American) Mz. A. R. Hager, Mr. J. W. Carney and Mr, N. F, Allmar
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