Turning once again to the lighter side of the' Society's doings other than dances. We had a most enjoyable day's golf on the Kiangwan Course, last November, against our friends the St. Andrews Society, which resulted in a victory for the Scotch which secured to them the cup so kindly presented for competition between the two Societies by your late Honorary Treasurer, and Vice-Chairman, Mr. E. F. Bateman.
I am pleased to say that a prominent Scot, Mr. John Prentice, has most generously pre sented another cup for competition and I trust that the "golf enthusiasts" of this Society will make a good showing when the next match comes off.
We have to congratulate the English Rugby Team who defeated the Scotch in a friendly Rugby Football Match.
Your Committee in the execution of their labours, held their usual midday monthly meetings, and Iunched together afterwards. As I informed you last year, the expenses of these luncheons are borne in turn by the -members of the Com- Sir Edward Pearce, Sir Skinner mittee. On these occasions, we had Turner was elected President, the
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