As you probably know, the Assolution is represented on the General Committee of the British Residents Association. I would like here to exert all members to join, and to get their husbands to do so, I have ryed on the Committee since the of Mrs. Hardman and can or the excellent work. they fare doing. Much of this is con~ fidential and does not reach the newspapers, but you should realise that they are keeping the interests. of British trade. and prestige before Parliament. Such things as telegrams, correspondence, and the upkeep of staff both here' and at home, requires a certain amount of expenditure, Your subscription which is only three dollars per year will be very useful. To fucllitate this payment arrangements have been made so that you can pay It at the B.W.A. and get a.
As in former years we have cent our full quota of representatives to the Joint Committee of Women's Organizations, thus Keeping in touch with fifteen Organizations and as: many nationalities. Your represent tives this year have been Mrs. Hardman, Mfrs. Davidson, Mrs. Giles, Mrs. Marden, Mrs. Rogerson, Mrs. Colter, and latterly "myself. The Club Institute last spring "dealt with the very interesting subject of mental hygiene and served to stress the need of more facilities for mental. work in this city. Since the summer, they have taken up with great vigour the question of beggars on the streets in Shanghai and have now in hand Clean the City Campaign" with the emphasis on "Anti-Spitting." T would Fecommend to all of you their annual metting next June. Their report {san eye-opener as to what women. can do when they start
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