The final arrangements have been made for the Club Institute of the Joint Committee of Shanghai Women's Organizations which will take place at the French Club on May 15 and 16. Two hundred entries have beer received to date from nearly all the Women's Clubs and Associations in Shanghai, and a very interesting programme is expected. This year's institute comprises subjects which are very much in the minds of all women at the present time and has been entitled the "Four Fundamentals of Shanghai, Food, Fuel, Fun and Finance." As the Institute has been shortened this year to a day and a half it is important that the talks should start promptly. Registration commences at 930 am. and it is hoped that everyone will be on time so that this very necessary piece of work can be completed promptly. The following is the order of events:—
"Welcome and opening of the Institute by Mrs. H. J. Van Hengel.
The report of the British Women's Association War Work Fund for the six months period which ended on March 31 shows that £428 and $67,- 966.98 have been received from donations and subscriptions and various entertainments. A total of 8,134 garments were made in Shanghai and outports while about 24,000 hospital garments, bandages, etc., were made. Of the money received, all but £281 and $13,432.62 were expended for wool material and sundries. Details of the accounts follow:
STATEMENT yor Six Moxras £xomnc Mascon 31, 1940
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