The annual general meeting of St George's Society was held in the work wat officers elect at for the Owing to the un-8, and expense involved, it is possible that this year there wilt be no St. George's ball.
The matter is one, however, which was loft for the new committee to deal with.
Mr. A.C, Clear, the president, took the chair, supported by the Very Rev, Dean Symons, the Rt. Hon, Lord Avldington, Mr, F.C. wear a handsome Chanel ensemble mod:1 of red red velvet trimmed in for with matching hat, Smith—Dagnell The wedd took place on Thursday morning at 9 o'clock in St. of Miss Eileen angell, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Dagnel! of Wanstead, Essex, to Mr. Brian W. Smith, son' and Mrs, 11, D, Smith, Lockerbi Scotland. burch was prettily cerated with illes" and marguerites, and the ceremony was performed by: the Rev. Father F. Farmer Mr, H. V. Wilkinson gave the Lride away and Captain J. Johnstone was best man, The bride wore a pretty ineorgette in bois de rose with fine Pleating on the skirt.
A Tong coat previously obtained at very reduced rates. We are ce-operating with other Societies and Associations affected by this chaco and hope to Isccure u revision and modification of the new rates.
Financial assistance for the relief of distress has been $1,000 less than during 1925, whilst) we have only secured the small sum of $230 on account of advances repaid against $1,650 repaid in the previous year.
sould like to see this sum i Jereased, primarily t6 assure ourselves to the people assisted, as to extend a more generous helping hand to others.
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