Ng Women’S Club, Sydney

MEMBERS of the New Guinea Women’s Club of Sydney were represented at the Dawn Service at the Cenotaph, Martin Place, Sydney, on Anzac Day by< Mrs. P. Forsyth, who is an old Terri torian, a member of the Club and a> returned nursing Sister of World War I. * * * A commemorative service to victims of the Montevideo Maru will be held at the Sydney Cenotaph at 3 p.m., Sunday, Juno 29. The Rev. C. F. Gribble, General Secretary of the Methodist Mission, will! conduct a service. All members of the* Club, past or present, Territorians and] their friends are invited to attend. This will mark the 10th anniversary of the* sailing from Rabaul of that ill-fated ship:; which carried hundreds of the mosti prominent residents of pre-war New* Guinea to their deaths.

Sc S: * The annual general meeting of the* Club will be held in the Feminist Clnbl Rooms, 77 King Street, Sydney, on the morning of Thursday, July 18. Mornings tea will be served at 10.30 a.m. and the* meeting will be held immediately after wards. Activities of the past year willl be reviewed and office-bearers for the* coming year elected.

A daughter (Rosemary Ann), was

born at the Rabaul hospital on 26, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Young-<

Whitford of Kokopo, NG.