Nothing daunts them, however, and they are interested and eager to join women's organizations elsewhere. They are curious to know what women in other parts of China, and all over the world are thinking and doing. Their knowledge has recently been enlarged by training in child care and rudimentary hospital nurse ing. This training is of particular válue as modern doctors are rare in the north west area.
Mrs. Waung was warmly thanked for her interesting talk, which revealed intimate knowledge of those people near Sian, where she resided ior many years.
Among the correspondence read out at the business meeting was a letter from the former chairman of the club Mrs. H. C. Mei, who is at present living in America. She sent greetings to the club and wished the members success in their mai retief activities.
Proceeds of the raffle sponsored by ihe club will go to the Shanghai International Red Cross, to help the nds and work of that organization.
rs. S. N. Yang, the member representing the Chinese Women's Club on the Red Cross Publicity and Appeals Committee drew the winning numbers.
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