Mrs. A. P. Thomson, who has long been known to the guide world, gave a talk on the early days of the novement at home and in Shanghai. he outlined the aims of guiding and pointed out the benefits it offered in character training, outdoor life and general knowledge.
Mrs. Seddon moved, seconded by Butt, a hearty vote of thanks to the speaker, and to Mrs. Phillips for her kindness in inviting the meeting io be held at the Consulate-General. This was carried by acclamation.
In reply, Mrs. Phillips said, as president, she was pleased to help ihe association in every way, and was glad to be connected with Guides in Shanghai.
The following members of the local association and guides attended the meeting:
Mrs. W. C. Cassels, Miss Fleet, Mrs. w. J. Hawkins, Mrs. W. S. King, Mrs. H. Lawford, Mrs. N. C. Macgregor. Mrs." R. "D. Murray. Mrs. Herbert Phillips, Mrs. T. S. Powell. Miss A. P. Thomson, Miss Abraham, Mrs. Boaler, s. Bult, Mrs. E. Bennett, Mrs.
ambers, Miss Et den. Mrs. Flint, Gordon, Mrs y. Mrs. Kenyon, ant Newman, Mrs. Seddon, Mrs. Scoti, Miss Shaw
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.