... WOMEN'S WORK. Doings of the Devonshire institutes. RECENT REPORTS. ALPHINGTON..—Thg members spent enjoyable tiitiie the Institute the occasion their annual social, which members of the Men's and Girls' Clubs were invited. Mrs. Bennett (President) extended ...

... WOMEN'S WORK. Doings of the Devonshire Institutes. RECENT REPORTS. ALPIIINGTON.—The members spent an enjoyable time at the Institute on the occasion of their annual social, to which members the Men's and Girls* Clubs were invited. Mrs. Bennett (President) ...

... WOMEN'S INSTITUTE newly - elected President. Miss Towers, introduced the new committee and thanked the retiring committee for all their good work. Miss B. Raikes. the retiring hon. secretary, was presented with bouquet appreciation of her four years' ...

... WOMEN'S INSTITUTES Axminster.—The President (Mrs. Dent) kindly invited the Women's Institute to Chatten for the June meeting. Unfortunately, she was unable to be present through indisposition, so Mrs. Sanders, vice-president, presided. The members enjoyed ...

... Women's Institutes BERRY POM EROY.—Miss Inkster presided at the monthly meeting in the absence of the President. Mrs Hooper. Mrs. W. Jarvis. the Institutes delegate the N.F.W.I annual meeting at the Albert Hall, gave an en i Dort ' Mrs Miller, who attended ...

... Women's Institutes IJROADHEMPSTON. —A party was held to celebrate th» tenth anniversary. Guests were present from practically all the institutes in the Dart Vale Group and others from neighbouring villages. Games, dancing, songs by, the local W.I. choir ...

... WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. CHUDLEIGH. - There was a good attendance at the sixth birthday party, held the Town Hall, Mrs. Piatt presiding. Four new members were elected and one re-elected Miss B. Tanner, who was given a warm welcome, gave talk her recent travels ...

... WOMEN'S INSTITUTES. RECENT HAPPENINGS THE WESTCOUNTRY. presided the March meeting, and Miss Pratt Star ...

... SANITARY INSTITUTE. Delegates to Sessional Meeting. Tho following are representatives ihe local authorities attend the sessional meeting at the Royal Sanitary Institute, to be held at Exeter to-day:— Barnstaple R.D.C.: Mr. F. M. King. Bodmin: Mr. R. T ...

... INSTITUTION INMATES ENTERTAINED. HAPPY ANNUAL PARTY. Major and Mrs. Gibbe gave their annual treat the patients of St. Thomas Institution and Children's Home on Friday. Mrs. Willing, Miss Pope, Colonel Thornton. Mr. Pearce, Mr. Horrell (Guardians), Dr ...

... taken for Institute funds. The mcmthly meeting was presided over the President (Mrs. Nalder). After the business, an interesting talk was given the Eev. Evans on the Blackborough Home. He extended a hearty welcome to members of the Institute if at any ...

... Mrs. W. V - A. E. Pearce; h.c, Mdlle. °we. Antirrhinums: 1. Mrs. ' ' J - Voyzey; 3, N. G. Aa - Dahlias, cactus, or decoraiV j t,*'- Pearce; 2, the Lady Car*i. - May- Dahlias, single: 1. Kfi- Mrs. R. Alford. -Mrin' s - A. E. Pearce; 2, Mrs. R. - I'leury ...