It is the opinion of the Committee and members of the St. George's Society that, owing to prevailing conditions, it would be as well not to hold a Ball this year, but arrangements have been made for celebrating in some degree the day of the English patron saint.
On April 23, a children's party will be held at the Country Club from 4 to 6 pin. Tea will be served, after which there will be an enter-lainment Adults wishing to accompany their young folk will pay $1 a head, but children of members will The Kings Daughters' Society has, since August 14 last, lived bag in hand and has changed the address of headquarters several times. When the society had to get out of Broadway Mansions its offices were temporarily accommodated in the Lyceum Theatre, then a move was made to Grosvenor Gardens. Last week a third removal took place and the new address is 868, Avenue Foch, at the corner of Seymour Road. the annual meeting held ast Wednesday at 9, Crescent Avenue, the following officers for the coming year were announced: Presi dent, Miss M. Jansen; vice-president, Mrs, M. Wood; honorary secretary, Mr. H. W. Maxted; honorary surer, Mrs. M, Wood; Charity Organization chairman, Mrs, Hardman; Convalescent Home chairman, Mrs, H. E. Harris, and chairman of the Hotel, Mrs, A, Pollock.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.