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MEETING 0F BUSINESS GIRLS UNIT 0H‘..W.|..

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The Business Girls‘ Unit of the Catholic Women's league held their annual meeting in their hall on Tuesday evening, April 16th, at 8 o'- clock. The President, Miss Mar- garet Dcugan, was in the chair, and the W15 prayer was offered by His Excellency, Bishop (YSulllvan, whose honored presence was sin- cerely appreciated.

The minutes of last year's annual meeting were read by the Secretary and were adopted on motion.

In the Presidents report, which followed, and which appears below, and in the report submitted by the other oﬂicers, is found a satisfactory and. creditable account of the many of this hopeful and

of girls, formerly known as the Junior O. W. L., who my begin this year's work under the title, "Charlottetown Business Girls‘ Unit, O. W. J..."

All reports having approved, tbs business of election was then carried out. Mrs. Frank Murray, Diocesan President of the Cl. W. I... was appointed Ohairman of mention, and the repdt of the Nomination ted by Miss Rose Francis, Convener. Misses Georgie Idynn. Audrey Birch and Rose Francis acted as scrutin- eers of ballots, and the following of- ficers were elected for the term, April 1988 to April i888:

.- dent — Miss Margaret Dou- gan, (re-elected).

lst Vice-Presldent-Miss Gertrude

(re-elected). 2nd Vice-President - Miss Mary

8rd Vice-President-Miss Evelyn

Oonnors.

Corresponding oecretary - Min Gladys Hughes.

Recording Secretary-Miss Doro-

thy Perry (re-elected). ‘treasurer-Miss Mary Murnsg-

ban.

Councillors-Aliases E. Green, Mc- Fsrlane, M. Walsh, F. Hogan, B. Dougan, P. Giuclet.

The installation of officers tcck place immediately after the electgn and was nductcd by the Diocesan

President. who ‘spoke briefly, con- .

gratulating each officer on her ap- pointment and banner year under their new title. Miss Dougan, the re-elected Presi- dent, spoke, thanking the members for this proof of their continued confidence in her .and asking for their eo-operstion during the com- ing year.‘ The r osident then re- quested His Excellency to speak to the members, who were eagerly awaiting the privilege of henring him. The address which followed was listened to with rapt attention. and the many members who were so fortunate as to be able to attend this meeting. carried away with lhem._the inspiration, which was Wnvoyed to them by the words of our beloved Bishop, to greater and noblsr effort, in the cause for which they are united. and which may be looomplishcd by the application of the natural virtues of prudence, for- titude and perseverance.

A hearty vote of thanks. which was moved by Miss Ooedy and sec- onded by Miss Green, was presented

by the President, Miss Dougan, to ills Excellency. who imparted his present. , Ibllowmg is the President's report: 3 ‘Chariot m»... 2.1:. L, A 0th, I885

Olicm and Members s: in. town Sub-Division of

1 glide. I have is submit herewith a brief outline o! the activities ofthe

blessing to all IIIIIDINT! art-oar

Your btcellency, Madam menisci.‘ , Charlotte

- tbs Junior catholic women‘; ‘mice oataciiswouusa’:

Committee he submit- moms

benieaking for all a ed

request of Miss Mary

al Convener

Unit’. of the O. W.

able this name

us as it not

but also all business and profession-

al women. First. of

word with regard to was kindly placed at His Excellency theBishoP. and for which we

tablo.

Thursday afternoon teachinl

the

it. cottons sacs

Cahill, Nation- Business Girls’

of the l..., Montreal,

is more suitable for only takes in Juniors

I would like to say a our hall, which our disposal by

for sewing and

of sewing. We also

bought a sewing machine and 9110'

ed it at the“

d

isposal. (it the beginning of our year our

former Charmin. that we

suggested special and sctinl that we woul

for the institution of 5t. Martha. I regret to say that u?

time we have

‘This has been been, read and y‘

paid our

Ll

, Bu We donated

receipts for

and our expenditures 09W’?! On May 14, m4,

belbllip ‘Ibis

new members and bes very delightful evening, and beginning

the IAIMTWQ

son by the

a week.

Convention. Bummerside

done in the

held. notices respondence,

Iwishto

obiect on his advice we decided mm“ “My m“

an fees, tiorn to the Esters cf Service.

6 i uota to the Realm Rollo! 1'11"!-

entitled “'I‘he

members friends. gave a ial service at 0 children: kcct visited our sick members-

lotteried srquilt. had i sale. cake

“u meet in our h week to do fancy work and sew,

the desire of our

McMahon, that we tab the variety table at the the latter part

tionsl President“ present. It was instructive to hear reports being read and also the good work done by the ions of the 0. land, and an to work even

During the year. and nine monthly meetings of which were sent out . by our Qorrespondinl also attended to all

pathy, courtesy, and business.

Rev. Pr. stile?

should have some in view to work for. d adopt or start a to the present not been ableto do so. an exceptionally 111$

and sent our

abcoktotbePubio

in the Home. said for dc- and their near donation to tho 30¢" hristmas for needy touch with and Oill‘ total the year were 8113-64

in

we had a Mem- md brought in several

ides t. I. was of our social activities. sales and card being a coiifbe

besides _ _ pleasant

Name Olub. one evening each

1.. September last your President ' was a delegate to

and at which the Na-

various sub-divis- W. L. all over the Is- incentive to all of us harder than we have past.

nine lbiecutive were

retary, who

Ll

such as letters

again thank His Ex- O'8ullivan for giv- of our hall. also our

bowling teams. I also wish to heart- ily thank the Executive and differ- ent committeem, and each and ev- ery member for their kindly assist- ance and support during the past

year. Respectfully submitted, ‘ i mmaiwr DOUG-AN. - r. sident. Artistic Menu Gard For Kings Jubilee

“ MONTREAL, Qua, April 1'I.—-A series of artistically designed men;

1m cards depicting early periods

traffic on the seas, by the Canadian National Btegm- ships. These menu cards will beln use on each "lady" ship at the Ju- bilee gala dinner seryed aboard on May sixth in. honor c! the Silver Jubilee celebration of His Majesty's

and will

dealt with bear titles s

“Launching the Fdinbursh. 1335» ‘The Royal William leaving Pictcu. August, lass." which convey by nic- ture and word a vividstory of out- standing achievements in the devel- opment of early navigation-

All the ﬂaw" cruise liners will be at sea or at portsenroute durins this period and, in addition to the Jubilee gala dinner including choice

and special dishes, there will eneral time of meri-iment be- such an historic occasion.

The l.edy Bcmers, bound for Ber- muda. the Bahama Islands and J ‘ . will commence her initial sailing for the season from Montreal on May l and will arrive at Ber- muda 8 s. m. on May 8, dinner being served in port. The Indy Rodney, in service to the same southern ecl- onies, will be on her northbound trip from Jamaica and the Baha- mas. Bhemill also be at Bermuda on May 0 and her passengers will have an opportunity of meeting those of the Lady Bomers during their stay on the Coral Island.

The Lady Drake, on her Easter cruise voyage to Trinidad, will serve dinner in that port on May 8 and leaves the following night on her northbound voyage via West Islands to Boston and St. John.

The Lady Nelson, sailing from Halifax May 4 via Boston nerd day for the British West Indies and Demerara, will be at sea between Boston and Bermuda on May 6. “The Lady Hawkins, in service from Halifax, via Boston, to the British West Indies," will be at 5t. Lucia northbound during the forenocn cf May 8th and at Dominica in the evening. ~

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(C. ll-Havas)

(By Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON. April i7-'I‘he work of transforming London into a color- ful "carnival city" for the celebra- tion of the Royal Jubilee was under way today.

After many weeks of labor by an army of workers, high poles. sur- mounted by a crown and the lion (have been erected on both sides of the streets through which the Royal carriage will pass enroute from Buckingham Palace to 5t. Paul's Cathedral and. also along the route cf the Royal procession returning to the palace.

Buildings "Dressed" -'| All government buildings inure

and ﬂower boxes, destined to be filled with blooming plants just before the Jubilee opens, have been placed at all available lo- cations to add to the festive ap- pearance.

The familiar busm and trolley cars will not be recognized when the students of the Royal Ocllege of Arts finish painting the ve- hicles. In the city (the financial district) the students are scarlet and silver as the predom- inating calms and in Westminster, sold and blue. These are the offi- cial colors of the two districts

In the Westminster district the residents of the various streets are competing to make each street the most attractive.

Spools! Beets for h-ocesslcn

Special

to the streets through which tilt royal procession will pass and the fortunate shop owners and resid- ents are expected to reap a rich harvest from the sale of seats in windows and on balconies, many of which have been erected es- pecially for the occasion.

The price of choice seats, af- fording a good view of the proces- sion, ranges from $15 to $35. Real estate agents have rented vacant buildings for the occasion and- are doing a lend office business sell- ing seats erected in front of them and re-selilng those antage points they have succeeded in pur- chasing from other property own- ers. .

Hotel Accomodation Limited

The ihmng of visitors from all parts of the world flocking into London for the Jubilee, has already brought a wave oi pros- perity to hotels and boarding houses. which have been b;..:;.. .1 capacity for months.

In the lobbies and. dining rooms of the howls may be seen stlitllgc- ly assorted guests from all corners

of the Empire, all gathered in the capital for the Jubilee celebration to demonst ate their loyalty to pay homage to the King and to de-

the

monstrate the good-will of Empire.

n. m...» uwm atttslesletrs .s.......r..u.|....., m. andland. refining his presentation of

been “dressed" for the occasion .

attention is being - paid '

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