"T.T." in the "Manchester Guardian" writes in full confirmation of se of Piedmont, wife of the Crown Prince of Italy, reading her acceptance of of Red Cross Hospitals in Italy. The Princess is a sister of the King of the Belgians.
Miss Olive Dun's compliments in her London Letter to the o-ganizers of the children's evacuation plans, Here is what "T.T." says:
The evacuation of school children re|The Make-Believe Years Contented Play for Small When a child has only been a few years in the world there is no need stimulate a jaded mind with of electrical contrivances of their own for Ideally, these 83,2813 made playhouse, delight to all growing share as much actual building just shelters and uj quarters. Tea at 430 p.m, the Con-Cert commencing after 5 to enable office workers to get round in time. Tickets are $2 for non-members of the Section, and $1. for Section members, these may be had at the office, and the Committee request that those planning to attend buy their tickets in advance.
Times of Work: As many members still seem uncertain as to the days and times that work is being done, they are published again, Red Cross: Wednesday at Headquarters from 9 am. to 7 pin. Thursday and Friday at Mrs. Henchman's 1288 Bubbling Well Road. Any member wishing to attend at this address should report to the lady in charge on the day preferred. Knitting: Wool may be collected and finished articles returned on Wednesday from 930 to 11.30 a.m., and 445 to 6 pin., on Saturda: from 9.30 to 11.30 am.
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