Mr. W. G. Crokam, Vice-President, willlay.a wreath on behalf of the Society, and Mr. A. N. Wootton, Assistant Trade Commissioner, will lay a wreath on behalf of the Comsponwealth Government, Representatives of each of the other units in the procession will also lay wreaths on behalf of their respective organizations, Dean Trivett will; as usual, conduct the services at the Cenotaph in memory of those gallant men who fell at Gallipoli. The Dean will say a prayer, which will be followed by the Last Post, sounded by bulges from the East Surreys. A two minute silence will then be observed, at the end. of which Reveille will be sound-by the bulgers.
Festive celebrations have this year been curtailed due to the war, but there will be a cocktail reception at the French Club from 7 to 830 p.m. All those participating in the mor ing service at the Cenotaph will attend the reception and it is expected that over 180 guests will be there.
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