Club, Sydney
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Activities of NG Women’s Club, Sydney
1/fEMBERS of the New Guinea Ltl Women’s Club, Sydney, were happy to welcome Mrs. D. M.
Dieland, wife of the Administrator if P-NG, at morning tea in the Club 'ooms in March. She gave an in teresting talk on her visit to Can- Derra during the Royal Tour and ilso on New Guinea to-day.
Mrs. Edwards placed a wreath on the Sydney Cenotaph at the dawn service on Anzac Day on behalf of the Club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Holmes, Mrs. J.
Bowring, Mrs. J. Antill, Mrs. M.
Lees, and Mrs. J. Reed were among the visitors to the Club during \pril.
Twin sons were born to Mr. and VTrs. Andrew Bennie; and a son to VTr. and Mrs. Harry Whiteman.
A Social evening will be held at the Club rooms, 77 King St., Sydney, m Friday, June 11; all New Guinea visitors and friends will be welcome. \ small charge will be made. fl Miss Deborah Norman returned to Australia at the end of March ifter 2 h years abroad, and went on to Norfolk Island, where her father, Brigadier C. H. E. Norman, is Ad ninistrator.