That the women of the Empire are arianized in their: war~ ud under able leaders, 10 tone could doubt, after paying visits to the headquarters of the New Zea Tard Women's Association, the Austr tian Women's Voluntary Service, the uth African Voluntary Service and the Canadian Red Cross. Most of the women in these and various other groups allonding to the welfare and comfort of troops, are living only temporarily in London.
Mes. Jordan, wife of the High Commissioner for New Zealand, has spent three years in England ' and though she is glad to be over here at this time, doing what she can in he way of extra war-work, she is} alurally looking forward to recur ing {0 the Dominion when her husband's term of office is over. She and all her overseas friends have been very busy lately sonding Christmas parcels to the Fighting. Forces.
Mrs. Bruce, wife of the High Commissioner for Australia ard Mrs. Waterson, wife of the High Commissioner for South Africa, have also got through an enormous amount Work this month. AN day" lon women from their own parts of the! Empire arrive-at Australia House and South Africa House to see their leading countrywoman and hear how best they can play their parts in the
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