Report and list of members

7 FIFTH ANNUAL REPORT
AND LIST OF MEMBERS

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THE

WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB

OF TORONTO

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1912 A\F 1913

THE WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB
OF TORONTO.

1912-1913

Past Presidents

Mrs. R. A. Falconer
Miss Constance Rudyerd Boulton

Honorary President

Lady Gibson

Office:

President: Mrs. George Dixon

1st V ice-President: Mrs. Campbell Meyers

2nd V ice-President: - Mrs. J. B. Tyrrell

Honorary Secretary: - Mrs. F. N. G. Starr

Honorary Treasurer: - - Miss Annie Eubank

Secretary-Treasurer: - - Miss Chauncey Tocque

Executive Committee

Mrs. Arthur Meredith Mrs. James George

Mrs. Featherstonhaugh Mrs. George Kerr

Miss Reed Miss B. A. Clark

President's Annual Address

LADIES :

While the membership of the Women's Canadian Club
of Toronto shows a falling off of something under a hundred
names for the past year as compared with 1911-1912, I am
of the opinion that this fact should not be taken as evidence
of a falling off in interest in its work or objects especially as
the average attendance at the meetings has been quite as
good as last year. The lower membership may be attributed
to general causes. Our Secretary has been obliged to
arrange lectures frequently on Saturday owing to that day
having been chosen by our speakers and we understand Sat-
urday is a very inconvenient day to many persons. No sub-
ject of a controversial nature has been presented this year
which the Executive regards as unfortunate, since the wide
interest roused by any question which can be definitely
treated from two points of view becomes very keen and con-
sequently swells the number enrolled very considerably.
You will remember that during the year 1911-1912 the fran-
chise for women was discussed from both points of view.
The Sihk Question as it affects Canada was presented to us
by two different speakers on two concurrent days. These
two subjects were strong attractions and brought in a large
number of members.

Influenced solely by the desirability of a large Club
membership, possibly the Executive may have been a little
too generous as regards free public meetings this season,
but we cannot regret our efforts in this direction if considered
from the standpoint of public spirit and activity.

The splendid audience which the Club was able to give
to the Prime Minister of Canada in Convocation Hall through
their invitation to all patriotic societies to join in welcoming
him to Toronto was done irrespective of any financial return,
the invitations being entirely complimentary. A second free
public meeting was arranged in Association Hall one evening

last winter to introduce as widely as possible Mrs. Alice
Stebbins Wells, the first Policewoman appointed in the
United States, to the Toronto public. The question of police-
women being in the opinion of the Executive one of vast
importance in its relation to the prevention of crime and the
uplifting" of the community. This effort on the part of the
Canadian Club was productive of widespread results not
anticipated by the Executive. Following Mrs. Wells' visit
to Toronto she was invited to speak in Berlin, London and
Ottawa, where she received a splendid reception. Ottawa
has in consequence already appointed two policewomen and
the Police Commissioners have recommended this department
to the City Council of Toronto. London also strongly
recommends it.

The Canadian Club is therefore to be congratulated upon
being instrumental in spreading the knowledge and necessity
for adopting this important reform in the administration of
our civic government. Our course of lectures has been most
useful and instructive chiefly along the lines of social reform
which is taking such a deep hold upon the interest of all
classes at the present moment.

The difference in numbers and personnel between the
audience of a few years ago and of to-day, when a speaker
on any phase of social reform is introduced, must be strik-
ingly evident to any one who takes the trouble to make a
comparison, and must point to an inevitable Conclusion
regarding the awakening social conscience and the desire to
assume their national responsibilities which is so characteristic
of the intellectual and moral activity apparent amongst
women all over the world. This whole question of social
and national responsibility as it applies to women was finely
epitomized at the meeting of this Club held last month when
a member of the Executive, Mrs. Leathes, with inadequate
time at her disposal, gave a resume of the Bills before the
Ontario Legislature. This address included specific reference
to the Bills regarding the care of the insane, the Factories
Act, reforestration, the enfranchisement of women, and
other matters of general interest. None of these subjects
are outside the province or interest of women but on the
contrary call for their intelligent understanding and active

co-operation. Yet how many take the trouble or even to
know what is being discussed or legislated in or out of exist-
ence by those who are elected to manage our domestic and
national affairs?

I hope that a precedent has been established by this
Club which in time may be followed by the whole Confeder-
ation of Men's and Women's Clubs. To devote one or two
days every year to the discusion of the proposed legislation
before our Provincial and Dominion Parliaments is surely
not too much to ask of intelligent Canadian citizens and I
beg to be allowed to place on record in this my address as
retiring President, my earnest suggestion that a consideration
of our proposed parliamentary legislation shall have a per-
manent place on our annual programmes. It is a matter of
great regret that two strong members of the executive can-
not allow their names to stand for re-election. Mrs. J. B.
Tyrrell has been a most valuable and enthusiastic secretary
for two years and has contributed far more than the members
can realize to the success of this Club by her tactful manner
of playing upon the sensitive and exigent temperaments of
real or supposed celebrities or of dispelling the bashful
reluctance of modest speakers.

Mrs. J. B. Leathes owing to temporary absence from
Canada must also withdraw her name. A member we cannot
easily replace and whose temperate and sympathetic advice,
and wide knowledge of world affairs has made her a splendid
member of the Executive.

The Treasurer's report has shown that the financial
affairs of the Club are in a sound and satisfactory condition
and when we take into consideration the low membership fee
of $1.00 a year, that we constantly remunerate our speakers
and that very little personal effort is made to obtain members,
I think the outgoing Executive have reason to be satisfied
with the account they are able to render of their stewardship.

In the past year, as your President, I have had the
honour of being asked to address two other Canadian Clubs,
"The Women's Canadian Club of Berlin at a joint meeting
with their Men's Canadian Club" and "The Women's Cana-
dian Club of Hamilton." Also, I was guest of honour at the

luncheon of the Trafalgar Daughters to whom I had the pri-
vilege of speaking. Two other complimentary invitations
were accorded your President to the Empire Club banquet
given in honour of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Connaught and the United Empire Loyalist lun-
cheon given in honour of the Right Honourable Mr. Borden.

May I take this opportunity of thanking all those who
have made the responsibility which I have assumed during
the last two years easier for me than it would otherwise
have been. Through their encouraging words and sympathy,
both public and private, they have given me courage to do
much which would have been almost over-whelming without
their support. We average women are only beginning to
try to do things. It is not easy to face and address a public
audience, especially the large audiences this Club has had
the privilege of drawing together, but, knowing I had the
support of the majority of the members, I have taken my
courage in both hands and have done my best, animated by
one thought that in my own small way I must uphold the
dignity of women in the honourable position to which you
have appointed me. I find it difficult to thank the officers
and members of the Executive who have made the burden
of management sit so lightly on my shoulders. They have
left nothing undone that would contribute to the success of
our Women's Canadian Ciub of Toronto, and have endeavored
faithfully to reach out towards those ideals which are of the
very essence of the future of our country.

I feel sure in your wise judgment you will make no
mistake in your choice of a President and Executive to lead
on this Club to greater efforts and wider expansion in the
future. We can never stand still and this Club must never
go back. It, with its sister organizations, has a mission to
fulfil and we cannot afford to lose one hour in pressing forward
to the realization of our great national and imperial heritage.

CONSTANCE RUDYERD BOULTON,
Retiring President.

Honorary Secretary's Report.

MADAM PRESIDENT AND LADIES : —

I have the honor to present the Fifth Annual Report of
the Women's Canadian Club of Toronto

It is a great pleasure to be able to report continued
progress and prosperity in all lines of work. Last year we
closed with a membership of 1006, this year we have fallen
off a little and have a membership to-day of 921. We
therefore have lost our place as the largest Women's Can-
adian Club in Canada, for Winnipeg has beaten us and had
in 1912 a membership of 1079. However the Winnipeg
Club is a year older, and in addition to the lectures has
added a social side and during the year had several afternoon
teas, luncheons, and high teas. Now, the interest in this
club has been sustained merely with the excellence of the
lectures that the executive have been able to provide, for
there has been no social side whatever.

Montreal and Ottawa Women's Canadian Clubs also
have a social side to their work, and Vancouver is starting
a women's building where each women's organization may
have rooms for social and other purposes, and whether it
will not be a good thing to add something of this nature will
be a question for your new executive to decide. With the
help of each individual member, we can again take our place
as the largest Women's Canadian Club. If each member
were only to bring in one new member we would then become,
not only the largest Women's Canadian Club, but the largest
Canadian Club in Canada of either men or women.

The following reports have been received during the year:
Annual Report of the Women's Canadian Club of

Winnipeg, giving a most interesting and vivid account of

the work done by this Club.

Several Reports from the Commission of Conservation
in Ottawa and the various branches of its work.

Copies of Lord Grey's addresses given before the Can-
adian Club of Ottawa.

Reports of the Commission on Tuberculosis were sent
to each member of the Club.

Each member has been sent a copy of the Fourth Annual
Report and list of members, containing a copy of the Revised
Constitution.

The printing of the reports and constitutions added very
largely to the working expenses of the Club.

Christmas cards and words of greeting were received
from the following Clubs : —

WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB OF FORT WILLIAM
WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB OF HAMILTON
WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB OF VICTORIA, B. C.
WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB OF OTTAWA
WOMEN'S CANADIAN CLUB OF WINNIPEG

During the year there have been sixteen Executive
meetings held, two business meetings for the whole Club,
and ten lectures.

The officers and members of the Executive have taken
a keen interest in the work of the Club and have been ready
to help in any way they could, though several of them have
been unable, through severe illness, to attend some of the
meetings of the executive. Here I wish to speak of the
splendid work done by the President. Several times, almost
single handed, she has arranged some of the lectures and has
been simply indefatigable in her interest and work for the
Club; often, I assure you, she has called me over the 'phone
at nearly midnight to discuss some question of importance
in the Club work.

I should like also to say that at every lecture held during
Miss Boulton's term of office, except one when unavoidably
absent for the day, she has presided most ably, and only from
two executive meetings during the two years has she been
away, one from illness and the other because she was out of
the city. This is a splendid record.

Invitations were received from the Social Science Club
and Women's University Club to attend a lecture by Jacob
Riis of New York, entitled "Neighbours" held in St. James's
Parish Hall on April 22nd. This was a most interesting-
lecture and thoroughly appreciated by all who were able to
avail themselves of this invitation.

To the Empire Club Dinner held on Empire Day and
honoured by the presence of their Royal Highnesses the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the members of this
Club were invited on the same terms as the members of the
Empire Club. Many of them availed themselves of this
privilege.

In June our able and efficient Assistant-Secretary, Miss
Bethune, felt that she could not give the time to the work of
the Club that since its growth was required, so she resigned
her position. It was with great regret that her resignation
was accepted by your executive, for she had endeared herself
to all by her obliging ways and her willingness to be called
on at any time. Often, when a lecture had to be arranged
within a few days, she worked far into the night to get the
cards sent to the members. We have been very fortunate
in finding so efficient and businesslike a successor to Miss
Bethune as Miss Chauncey Tocque, who is able to give more
time to the work, and she has assisted very greatly the
arduous work of the Honorary-Treasurer and Secretary.
Miss Tocque naturally could not give so much of her time
without receiving a larger salary, so it was decided to give
the Assistant-Secretary a salary of $250.00 a year.

It has been said that some of the members objected to
Saturday as a day for holding the meetings, but unfortunately
this could not be avoided. Many of the speakers who came
from a distance found Saturday the most convenient day and
asked to speak then, so that it was necessary to choose
between the alternative of holding a meeting on Saturday or
having no meeting at all.

The first meeting of this year was held in May, when
The Right Honourable R. L. Borden, Premier of Canada,
accompanied by Mrs. Borden honoured the Club by attend-

ing a meeting and giving a most inspiring and interesting
address. It was not on political or party lines that he spoke
but as a Canadian to Canadians. He told us of the ideals
on which this country was founded. So long as we remained
true to these ideals and did not spend our energy in the
market place so long would this be the great and noble
country of which these men who founded it had dreamed.
This meeting was held in the Convocation Hall of the
University, kindly lent to us for the occasion by the President
and Board of Governors. Other patriotic societies were
invited to meet with us. His Honour the Lieutenant Gov-
ernor and Lady Gibson occupied seats on the platform and
the Presidents of the invited societies. The meeting opened
with the singing of "Oh Canada," after which flowers were
presented to Mrs. Borden by the little daughter of the
Second Vice-President. This meeting was undoubtedly the
most representative meeting of women ever held in Canada,
there being about 3000 present. Mr. Borden was introduced
most gracefully by the President, and President Falconer, of
the University moved a vote of thanks, seconded by Mrs.
Torrington, President of the National Women's Council.
The following day the executive gave a lunch to Mrs. Borden,
which was attended by eleven members of the executive and
ten guests. The guests were paid for out of the Club funds,
but each member of the executive paid for herself.

In the autumn, the first meeting held was a business
meeting, called to pass the Revised Constitution, to which a
special Committee, appointed at the last annual meeting,
consisting of Mrs. Dixon, Miss Curlette, and Miss Addison,
had given much time and thought. As each member has
received a copy of this new Constitution it is not necessary
to ennumerate the changes here.

In November, Miss McMillan of London, England, gave
a most interesting illustrated lecture on "Establishing Health
Centres for little children in large cities where the poor little
bodies are attended to before any training of mind is begun."
The Social Science Club was invited to attend this lecture,
as this year they were particularly taking up the question of
child study. At the close of the lecture the President of that
Club, Mrs. Plumptre, very kindly thanked the Club for the
courtesy extended to them.

On November i6th, Sir George Ross addressed the Club
on "The Panama Canal Treaty in its relations to Canada."
This was a very able address, going" very fully into matter
of these treaties that we, as women, know so little about
and yet are of such vital importance as a safe-guard to the
country.

On December yth, Mr. R. Coates, Editor of the Labor
Gazette, Ottawa, addressed the Club on "The Increased
Cost of Living and some of the Reasons." This particularly
interested the women, and at the close there were so many
questions asked of Mr. Coates that the President was obliged
to close the meeting before all the questions could be asked
or answered, otherwise the members would have been kept
until very late.

On January 4th, President Falconer, of Toronto Univer-
sity, addressed the Club on "The Meaning of Progress."
This was one of the most enjoyable lectures given during the
year, showing, as it did, what real progress was and what it
stood for. On this occasion the lecture was held in the
Foresters Hall as a more suitable place. Indeed, your
executive would like to have that Hall for all the meetings,
but it is too expensive.

On Monday evening, January i3th, Mrs. Alice Stebbins
Wells, of Los Angeles, California, addressed a public meeting
in Association Hall on "The Need of Police Women and
their Work." Mrs. Wells is the first Policewoman ever
appointed in America. There were about 1000 people pre-
sent, and as a result of this lecture the city is to appoint two
Policewomen. Also, that evening, after the lecture long-
distance phone messages were received from London, Ontario,
and telegrams from Ottawa, so that your Secretary was busy
for a long time arranging for Mrs. Wells to speak in both
these cities. As a result of this the City Council in London
has appointed one Policewoman and Ottawa two. Mrs. Wells
also went to Berlin and did great good in assisting the muni-
cipality to settle several difficult problems there. The bring-
ing of Mrs. Wells to Canada by the Women's Canadian Club
of Toronto, will therefore have a far reaching influence and

we trust it may be of great benefit to the women who have
not all the protection they need under the present police
administration.

On February 8th, Lieutenant-Colonel Burland of Mont-
real, gave a most instructive and thoughtful address on
"Some Aspects of National and Imperial Defence." His
Honour, the Lieutenant-Governor and Lady Gibson occupied
seats on the platform and the officers of different regiments
were invited to this lecture. This was an open meeting which
anyone, whether member or not, could attend on paying 25
cents for a visitor's ticket.

On March 8th, Doctor J. Robertson, C.M.G., of Ottawa,
addressed the Club on "The Montessorri Method." This
was also an open meeting and $24.00 was taken in visitors'
fees at the door. Doctor Robertson knows so thoroughly his
subject and is such an authority that this was the most enjoy-
able lecture of the year, especially to mothers and teachers.

On April 26th, after the Annual Business Meeting, Mrs.
Leathes, one of our executive, in a most able way explained
the laws relating to women and children now before the
legislature. Owing to the time occupied by the Business
Meeting, Mrs. Leathes curtailed her paper very much, and
this was keenly regretted as this is a subject which all women
ought to know and take an interest in.

To-day we are to have the pleasure of hearing something
of the possibilities of our own Province from The Honourable
Mr. Hearst, Minister of Lands, Forests and Mines for Ontario.

A report has been spread that the finances of the Club
are not in a very flourishing condition and that we will close
this year with a deficit. This, as you will learn from the
report of the Honorary Treasurer, is not the case. There
never has been a deficit, though the officers realized after
Mrs. Wells' lecture that if some plan were not devised the
work could not be carried on to the end of the year without
going into debt. Owing to the good work of the officers
and the Assistant Secretary-Treasurer, this has not come to
pass. Many old members were called up over the phone

and renewed their subscriptions and all united in bringing in
as many new members as possible and this, with the money
made at the open meetings, has quite done away with any
danger of a deficit. The Honorary Treasurer will tell you
that we are not in debt and that there besides is a very com-
fortable little balance, true, not as large as last year; but
with the increased expenses of printing from last year, the
large open meetings for Mr. Borden and Mrs. Wells, and
the extra salary to the Assistant Secretary have made as
large a balance as last year impossible.

In closing this report, I want to thank the President,
officers and members of the Club for the support and kindly
words of appreciation that they have given me during the
two years of my Secretaryship. Often it seemed impossible
to go any further but when I have felt convinced of their
hearty co-operation in my efforts, I have taken courage and
gone on. In resigning the office I can never resign my
interest in the Club and will always be willing to assist the
work in any way I can wherever I may be. I only hope,
ladies, that in some slight way I have justified your confidence
in me by remaining true to the high ideals of this Club for a
larger outlook in our patriotic and national life. This is a
very broad ideal, for anything that tends to make our outlook
wider means a broadening of our national life and will there-
fore keep us true to the best ideals of this Canadian Club.

All of which is respectfully submitted,

EDITH TYRRELL,

Honorary Secretary

Honorary Treasurer's Report

MADAM PRESIDENT, LADIES :

I have the honor to present the Fifth Annual Treasurer's
Report of the Women's Canadian Club of Toronto.

RECEIPTS

To Balance brought forward from last year $366 . 89

Fees — 921 Members 921 .00

Fines and Visitors' Fees 38.90

Interest 9. 15

$i,335-94

EXPENDITURE

By Post Cards and Stamps $152.25

Lantern Slides 23.00

Rent 91 . 50

Donations 275 . oo

Printing- and Stationery 211 .00

Stenographic Work 81.11

Entertaining 42.90

Secretary-Treasurer's Salary 216.67

Lectures 163 . 38

Livery 3.95

Fee, Associated Canadian Clubs 10.00

Incidentals 10.00

Balance in Bank 55. 1 8

— $', 335-94

Toronto, April 25th, 1913.

Audited and found correct.

(Signed) ROSALINE TORRINGTON,
(Signed) MARY PLUMMER.

All of which is respectfully submitted.

MARY RAMSAY,

Hon. Treasurer Women's Canadian Club

LIST OF MEMBERS

List of Members

Miss Addison, Annesley Hall.

Mrs. H. B. Anderson, 184 Bloor St. East.

Miss E. Acheson, 291 St. George St.

Miss L. O. Adams, cor. Yonge and Grenville Sts.

Mrs. B. L. Anderson, 151 Spadina Road.

Mrs. T. J. B. Allan, 3 McMaster Ave.

Miss E. Aikins, "Maple Holme," Wellesley St.

Miss Aikins, "Maple Holme," Wellesley St.

Miss Andrews, Sick Children's Hospital.

Miss K-hoda Authers, 123 Macpherson Ave.

Miss Gertrude Ahner, 1 Bain Ave.

Mrs. Anglin, 5 Bowden Ave.

Mrs. Win. Anderson. 93 Constance St.

Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, 50 Delaware Ave.

Miss Allison, 370 Sackville St.

Miss J. S. Anderson, '55 Castle Frank Road.

Mrs. J. P. Adams, 50 Binscarth Road.

Mrs, S. Andrews, 342 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. W. L. Ardue, 39 Tranby Ave.

Miss A. E. Anderson, 54 O'Hara Ave.

Miss Arbuthnot, 428 Roxton Road.

Miss Armstrong, 51 Galley Ave.

Miss Madeline Alcorn, 4 Spadina Gardens.

Miss M. F. Asbury, 39 Hazelton Ave.

Mrs. W. G. Appleby, 179 Bowling Ave.

Mrs. A. M. Anger, 44 Chestnut Park Road.

Mrs. J. E. Atkinson, 64 Glen Road.

Mrs. W. H. Arland, 162 Close Ave.

Miss J. Bogart, 15 Queen's Park.

Mrs. S. Balmer, 131 Grace St.

Miss E. M. Balmer, 131 Grace St.

Miss Burns, 37 Roxborough St. E.

Mrs. C. E. Bowden. 49 Farnham Ave.

Mrs. Beatty, 411 Dovercourt Road.

Miss M. Bowes, Beauport Apartments, Davenport Road.

Mrs. G. G. Burnett, 3 Clarendon Crescent.

Mrs. F. N. Brown, 100 Pricefield Road.

Miss Alice M. Bull, Weston, Ont.

Miss Carrie J. Bull, Weston, Ont.

Mrs. Beatty, 168 Isabella St.

Mrs. Jas. Bowerman, 36 Jackes Ave.

Miss M. Blatchly, 127 Farnham Ave.

Mrs. W. W. Beer, 16 Hawthorne Ave.

Mrs. F. Burke, 311 Palmerston Blvrd.

Mrs. A. L. Burns, 31 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. Drew-Brook, 361 East Roxborough St.

Miss Drew-Brook, 361 East Roxborough St.

Mrs. C. S. Burton, 161 Madison Ave.

Miss L. Baker, 104 Winchester St.

Miss S. Burnett, "The Maitland. "

Miss E. R. Boulton, 1 Cluny Ave.

Miss E. Beemer, 37 Sussex Ave.

Mrs. H. E. Bond, 88 Charles St. E.

Miss E. Bruce, 243 Shaw St.

Mrs. Burritt, 2 Bloor St. E.

Miss A. Bell, 538 Ontario St.

Miss Alice Bell, 538 Ontario St.

Lady Bonrinot, 152 Cottingham St.

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Miss A. Binnie, 61 Foxbar Road.

Miss E. Binnie, 61 Foxbar Road.

Mrs. R. Burton, 411 Confederation Life Bldg.

Miss P. B. Burton, 47 Galley Ave.

Miss Brady, 47 Benlamond Ave.

Mrs. Victor deBeaumont, 135 Alcorn Ave.

Miss Bowling, Hampton Apartments.

Miss M. H. Black, 53 Macphersou Ave.

Miss Kate Bull, 23 Prince Arthur Ave.

Miss R. E. Blacklock, 504 D'overcourt Road.

Mrs. Bruce, 241 St. Clair Ave.

Mrs. A. G. Browning, 112 Admiral Road.

Miss Briatol, 64 Rowland Ave.

Mrs. Alf. Burton, 114 Bedford Road.

Bastedo, the Misses, 64 Robert St.

Mrs. Wallace Barrett, 77 Chestnut Park.

Mrs. Becket, 251 Harbord St.

Miss A. M. Beckett, 251 Harbord St.

Miss Brent, Sick Children's Hospital.

Mrs. A. J. Bell, 17 Avenue Road.

Miss Blackmore, 790 Manning Ave.

Mrs. J. W. Bengough, 66 Highlands. Ave.

Mrs. Clayton Bell, 659 Huron St.

Miss Bell, 161 Dunn Ave.

Betlume, the Misses, 45 Willcocks St.

Mrs. B'roughall, 49 St. Albans St.

Miss F. Bain, 122 Balsam Ave.

Mrs. Barber, 88 St. Albans Ave.

Miss M, Babe, 454 Brock Ave.'

Miss Brigden, 103 Rose Ave.

Mrs. Geo. Brigden, 76 Dunvegan Road.

Miss D. Bell, 323 Jarvis St.

Miss Black, Withrow Ave. School.

Mrs. Jas. Brebner, 67 Rowland Ave.

Mrs. W. H. Burns, 399 Huron St.

Barker, the Misses, 88 St. Alban St.

Mrs. J. E. Brown, 161 Dunn Ave.

Mrs. Frank Ball, 150 Grace St.

Mrs. Black, 197 Madison Ave.

Miss V. D. Bodley, 53 Wilson Ave.

Mrs. Blackwell, 596 Jarvis St.

Miss Blackwell, 596 Jarvis St.

Mrs. T. Truman Black, 49 Lincoln Ave., Montreal, P.Q.

Mrs. Wm. Boultbee, 73 Walmer Road.

Miss M. H. Brown, 45a Willcocks St.

ivxrs. W. H. Berry, 233 Macpherson Ave.

Mrs. B. E. Bull, 228 St. George St.

Mrs. Brandham, Stanley Apartments.

Miss Beatty, 297 St. George St.

Mrs. Davidson Black, 52 Avenue Road.

Mrs. J. Walton Bennett, 44 Lonsdale Road.

Mrs. B. Bristol, 535 Palmerston Ave.

Miss Anna G. Beatty, 297 St. George St.

Mrs. D. S. Baird, La Plaza Apartments.

Mrs. A. H. Beaton, 21 Dunvegan Road.

Mrs. F. L. Beecroft, 170 Dowling Ave.

Mrs. Barnett, 66 Gloucester St.

Mrs. F. N. W. Brown, 166 Madison Ave.

Miss Grace Brown, 166 Madison Ave.

Mrs. Barber, 437 Sherbourne St.

DT. Caroline Brown, 323 Ossiugton Ave.

Miss N. A. M. Banting, 330 St. George St.

Mrs. Brough, 19 Oriole Eoad.

Miss Alice Brough, 19 Oriole Koad.

Mrs. J. Wesley Bundy, Spadina Gardens.

Mrs. Black, 104 Madison Ave.

Miss Black, 104 Madison Ave.

Mrs. S. S. Bates, 359 Markham St.

Mrs. Boddy, 21 Winchester St.

Mrs. Walter E. Booth, 126 Warren Boad.

Miss Ethel Booth, 225 St. Clair Ave.

Mrs. Ballantyne, 262 St. George. St.

Mrs. James Bain, 393 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. W. J. A. Carnahan, 75 Breadalbane St.

Miss L. Carroll, 87 Castle Frank Road.

Miss Connell, 179 Gerrard St. E.

Miss A. M. Carr, 92 Yorkville Ave.

Mrs. H. C. Cox, 15 Queen's Park.

Mrs. F. Crosby, 431 Jarvis St.

Miss Z. C. Carey, 585 Markham St.

Miss Curlette, 278 Bloor St. W.

Carty, the Misses, 263 Jarvis St.

Mrs. J. G. Caveu, 88 Bloor St. E.

Mrs. A. C. Crews, 77 Spencer Ave.

Mrs. C. Day Clark, 121 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. .1. W. Collins. 157 Macpherson Ave. W.

Dr. Elizabeth Clark, 425 Avenue Road.

Mrs. Home Cameron, 96 Admiral Road.

Miss Crowe, 191 Woodbine Ave.

Mrs. F. G. Clarke, 90 Glen Road.

Miss C. G. Cayley, 36 Elgin- Ave.

Miss S. A. Chowii, 31 Madison Ave.

Miss E. Christie, 39 Classic Ave.

Mrs. A. J. Curzon, 1964 Queen St. E.

Mrs. Correvon, 300 Indian Road.

Mrs. J. Campbell, 7 Queen's Park.

Mrs. Geo. E. Cook, 255 St. George St.

Mrs. Coady, 94 Kendal Ave.

Mrs. Crowle, 726 Spadina Ave.

Miss Carter, 54 College St.

Mrs. John Cavers, Oakville, Ont.

Mrs. Caldbeck, 11 Whitney Ave.

Mrs. J. Caven, 66 Bloor St. W.

iviiss Coleman, 47£ Huron St.

Miss A. E. Cullen, 368 Markham St.

Miss C. C. Chaplin, 7 Spadina Gardens:

Miss Carlyle, 187 Gerrard St. E.

Mrs. J. M. Cotton, 20 Bloor St. E.

Mrs. M. Cleman, 436 Palmerston Blvd.

Miss Crosby, 41 Rose Ave.

Miss M. Christie, 39 Classic Ave.

Mrs. J. A. Cooper, 16 Glen Roaxl.

Mrs. Clark, 44 Wilkocks St.

Miss Caulfield, 33 Dundonald St.

Mrs. Win. Cochrane, Westminster College.

Mrs. A. B. Cochrane, 72 Pricefield Road.

Miss B. A. Clark, 7 Lakeview Ave.

Mrs. Craw, 324 Markham St.

Miss Co/zens, 50 Macdonell Ave.

Miss Cavell. 371a Dundas St.

Mrs. E. S. Campbell, 32 Lonsdale Road.

Cattanach, thg Misses, 68 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. Courtice, 59 Beech Ave.

Miss Jean Caven. 53 Farnham Ave.

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Miss C. Crawford, 21 Isabella St.

Mrs. Edward Cochrane, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. Carveth, College and Huron Sts.

Mrs. Crowther, 150 St. George St.

Mrs. Wm. Campbell, 133 Macpherson Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Calvert, 124 Kendal Ave.

Mrs. D. A. Coulson, 86 Woodlawn Ave.

Mrs. R. W. Campbell, 163 Kusholme Eoad.

Lady Clark, 28 Avenue Road.

Miss Mortimer Clark, 28 Avenue Road.

Mrs. D. Creighton, 26 Spadina Road.

Mrs. Clark, 70 Tranby Ave.

Mrs. Wall Cousins, 342 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. J. C. Carlyle, 255 Seaton St.

Mrs. J. D. Chipman, 60 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. F. McD. Denison, 22 Carlton St.

Mrs. Davids, 636 Bathurst St.

Decks, the Misses, 140 Farnham Ave.

Mrs. Arthur Denison, 281 St. George St.

Miss Denison, 281 St. George St.

Mrs. Doolittle, 619 Sherbourne St.

Mrs. George Dickson, 144 Bloor St. E.

Miss E. C. Dixon, 54 Chestnut Park.

Mrs. B. N. Davis, 2 May Square.

Dalton, the Misses, 146 Isabella St.

Mrs. Davis, 11 Prince Arthur Ave.

Miss M. D&VIS, 11 Prince Arthur Ave.

Miss N. Davis, 11 Prince Arthur Ave.

Miss Edith Davis, 11 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. Daniel, 39 Cowan Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Douglas, 62 St. Albans St.

Mrs. J. S. Douglas, 310 Avenue Rd.

Miss J. Y. Duff, 440 Euclid Ave.

Miss Davies, 141 Sherbourne St.

Miss M. K. Davis, 296 Jarvis St.

Mrs. E. D. Dransfield, 52 Homewood Ave.

Mrs. Wm. Dixon, 28 Rowanwood Ave.

Mrs. Dow, 225 Robert St.

Miss Jean Davidson, 74 St. Mary St.

Miss Ena Davidson, Bank of Commerce (head office).

Mrs. J. C. Dent, 24 Rowanwood Ave.

Miss L. Dent, 24 Rowanwood Ave.

Miss G. A. Dixon, 185 Close Ave.

Mrs. J. G. Dale, 37 Nanton Ave.

Miss E. L, Duff, 55 Edna Ave.

Mrs. Douglas Davidson, "Roselawn, " Mimico.

Mrs. Demster Drake, 423 Broadview Ave.

Mrs. Morgan Dean, 674 Euclid Ave.

Miss Morgan Dean, 674 Euclid Ave.

Miss M. G. Davidson, 146 St. George St.

Mrs. Wm. Dobie, 157 South Drive.

Mrs. D. A. Dunlap, 93 Highlands Ave.

Miss Jean Doughty, 64 River St.

Mrs. Duncan, 12 Deer Park Cres.

Mrs. Defries, 72 Walmer Road.

Mrs. W. J. Dyas, 111 Rowland Ave.

Miss Davidson, 345 Inclian Road.

Mrs. T. D. Delamere, 39 Heath St. W.

Miss B. A. Ewan, 192 Jarvis St.

Mrs. J. H. Elliott, 11 Spadina Road.

Mrs. Pollman Evans, Binscarth Road.

Mrs. (ieo. M. Elliott, 322 Indian Road.

Miss A. Eubank, 42 Leopold St.

Miss Eastwood, 206 Spadina Ave.

Mrs. R. W. Eaton, 129 Walmer Road.

Miss Lois Ellis, 102 Westminster Ave.

Miss C. Egleston, Grace Hospital.

Miss L. B. Ellis, 302 Pacific Ave.

Miss J. A. Ellis, 358 Clendenan Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Elliott, 104 Bedford Eoad.

Miss I. L. Edgar, Hospital for Sick Children.

Miss Edie, 58 Triller Ave.

Miss X. A. Evving, Maitlaud Apartments.

Miss D. E. Eldon, 644 Euclid Ave.

Miss M. Mary Edmunds, 124 Kendal Ave.

Mrs. Andrew Elder, 78 Walmer Road.

Miss Margaret Ewing, 295 Sherbourne St.

Miss Fulton, 60 Wellesley St.

Miss Fothergill, 72 Heath St.

Fulton, the Misses, 523 Markham St.

Mrs. E. G. Fitzgerald, 83 St. Joseph St.

Mrs. Fisher, Temiskaming Mining Co., Cobalt, Ont.

Mrs. Fotheringham, 20 Wellesley St.

Mrs. J. G. FitzGibbon, 291 St. George St.

Mrs. Falconer, 69 St. George St.

Mrs. Fadds, North Forest Hill" Road.

Mrs. F. Foulds, 70 Spadina Road.

Foote, the Misses, 34 Nanton Apartments. -

Mrs. Fleming, 30 Lowther Ave.

Lady Falconbridge, 80 Isabella St:

Mrs" R. D. Fairbairn, 633 Huron St.

Mrs. J. W. Flavelle, Queen's Park.

Mrs. Jas. Fisher, 23 Albany Ave.

Miss W. Ferguson, 278 Bloor St. West.

Mme. L. Flulnnan, 278 Bloor St. West.

Miss E. Fiffe, 195 St. Clarens Ave.

Mrs. W. A. Forsyth, 393 Palmerston Blvd.

Mrs. Fleming, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. Fitzsimmons, 189 Huron St.

Miss Foster, 100 Bedford Road.

Mrs. R. J. Fleming, St. Clair and Bathurst St.

Mrs. Frank Fox, 58 Duggan Ave.

Mrs. Falling, 76 Indian Road Cres.

Mrs. W. H. Fraser, 67 Madison Ave.

Miss Forbes, 40 Glencairn Ave., Eglinton.

Fawc-ett, the Misses, 20 Rose Ave.

Mrs. Fear, 659 Spadina Ave.

Miss J. W. Fraser, 69 Roxborough St. W.

Mrs. Frankel, 120 Isabella St.

Mrs. Leo Frankel, 504 Jarvis St.

Mrs. Thos. Findley, 88 Admiral Road.

Mrs. Edward Fisher, 23 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. H. H. W. Forget, Elliott House.

Mrs. B. Fitzsimmons, 43 Rosedale Road.

Mrs. James H. Forbes, 107 Roxborough St. W.

Miss Giles, 28 Hazelton Ave.

Miss H. Gregory, 392V_, Markham St.

Gamble, the Misses, 19 Charles St. E.

Mrs. Goldsmith, 6 Walmer Road.

Mrs. E. G. Graham, 341 Sherbourne St.

Gray, the Misses, 145 Balmoral Ave.

Mrs. Andrew Gunn, 86 Gloucester St.

Mrs. Geary, Alexandra Palace.

Mrs. A. T. Gregory, 172 Jameson Ave.

Mrs. Garvey, Alexandra Palace.

Miss Jean Graham, 23 Forest Hill Road.

Mrs. Jas. George, 36 Maple Ave.

Mrs. Jas. Galloway, 106 Summerhill Ave.

Miss E. Gillespie/26 Selby St.

Gay, the Misses, 71 Withrow Ave.

Mrs. A. D. Gibson, 7 Lynwood Ave.

Miss C. Gray, 324 Markham St.

Mrs. Gregory, Westminster College.

Mrs. Grey, 726 Spadina Ave.

Miss Gordon, 22 Charles St. W.

Miss B. L. Grahame, 131 Brunswick Ave.

Miss L. Gooderham, 433 Sherbourne St.

Mrs. Galbraith, 57 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. Hugh A. Gunn, 3 Nina Ave.

Mrs. Good, 35 Lowther Ave.

Good, the Misses, 35 Lowther Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Greig, 493 Sherbourne St.

Miss Gilmer, 685 Euclid Ave.

Mrs. John Gilchrist, 455 Palmerston Blvd.

Mrs. Alfred Gandier, 63 St. George St.

Mrs. Geo. W. Gouinlock, 37 Walmer Road.

Miss L. Gouinlock, 37 Walmer Road.

Mrs. A. E. Gooderham, "Deancroft. "

Mrs. A. Garrett, 53 College St.

Mrs. Gesner, 84 Gloucester St.

Dr. Margaret Gordon, 72G Spadina Ave.

Mrs. J. J. Graham, 411 Dovercourt R<1.

Miss Grace Gooderham, 158 Warren Road.

Mrs. D. T. Grant, 66 Woodlawn Ave. W.

Mrs. Gould, 88 Indian Road.

Mrs. Robert Glasgow, 17 Whitney Aye.

Mrs. Forsyth Grant. 3D Xanton Cres.

Miss .loan Grieve, 508 Ontario St.

Mrs. Goldman, 44 Jackes Ave.

Mrs. A. S. Gormaly. 114 Cottingham St.

Miss R. E. Heddle, 86 Dearborn Ave.

Miss Horsey, 69 Bernard Ave.

Miss H. M." Hill, 20 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. R. B. Hamilton, 50 Pembroke St.

Mrs. Hedley, 79 St. Joseph St.

Miss Hedley, 79 St. Joseph St.

Mrs. A. Hiitchinson, 58 Madison Ave.

Mrs. W. M. Howith, 100 Carlton St.

Mrs. Harmer, The Alexandra.

Mrs. Hamilton, 220 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. M. Healy, 153 St. George St.

Mrs. D. B. Henderson, 94 Dunvegan Road.

Mrs. S. E. Hinder, 109 Heath St. W.

Miss K. Hinder, 109 Heath St. W.

Miss Hiitchinson, 177 Collier St.

Miss X. Harris, 26 Selby St.

Mrs. W. H. Hewlett, 513 W. Marion St.

Mrs. E. W. Hermon, 37 Balmuto St.

Miss Hastings, 100 Charles St. W.

Miss M. J. Hume, 226 Carlton St.

Miss Jean Hume, Branksome Hall.

Miss J. Hugill, 23 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. H. J. Hollinrake, 7 Deer Park (res.

Mrs. A. E. Hagerman, 581 Jarvis St.

Mrs. A. Orr Hastings, 594 Sherbourne St.

Holden, the Misses, 3 Cawthra Square.

Miss Harvey, 11 Bloor St. W.

Miss Hillman, 12 Cawthra St.

Mrs. J. Moore Hart, 421 Broadview Ave.

Mrs. J. E. Hodgson, 18 Foxbar Road.

Houston, the Misses, 66 Charles St. E.

Mrs. A. S. Hart, 235 Wellesley St.

Mrs. Sherwell Hart, 235 Wellesley St.

Miss Lena Hudson, 799 St. Glair Ave.

Mrs. Hanna, 209 Grace St.

Mrs. Sterns Hicks, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. Holmstead, 58 St. Albans St.

Mrs. Selwyn Holmstead, 126 Heath St.

Mrs. G. A". Howell, Wychwood Park.

Mrs. M. T. Hyndman, 608 Jarvis St.

Miss L. O. Hodge, 36 Bain Ave.

Mrs. Gerhard Heintzman, 164 Bloor St. E.

Miss Cornelia Heintzman, 164 B'loor St. E.

Miss E. L. Hughes, 94 Hazelton Ave.

Mrs. W. G. Haynes, 106 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. L. A. Hamilton, Lome Park.

Mrs. Castell Hopkins, 8 Oaklands Ave.

Mrs. Donald C. Hossack, 2393 Yonge St.

Miss M. Hossack, 2393 Yonge St.

Mrs. Hastings, 252 Russell Hill Drive.

Miss Holman, 321 Jarvis St.

Mrs. Hill, 80 Walmer Road.

Miss Hutchison, 317 Sherbourne St.

Mrs. Harris, 359 Palmerston Blvd.

Higinbotham, the Misses, 21 Isabella St.

Mrs. Hazley, 16 La Plaza Apartments.

Miss Hodgert. 112 Pembroke St.

Mrs. H. Hutson, 254 Poplar Plains Road.

Miss Irwin, 101 Willcocks St.

Mrs. A. Ingram, 17 Arthur St.

Mrs. W. F. Jones, 30 Vermont Ave.

Mrs. Jacobs, 75 Grenville St.

Mrs. Mary Joslin, 322 Indian Road.

Mrs. W. S. Jackson, 26 Cecil St.

Mrs. H. Johnston, 296 Spadina Ave.

Mrs. Jansen, 3 May Square.

Mrs. Johnston, 16 Homewood Ave.

Mrs. Jackes, 314 St. George St.

Miss M. Jackes, 314 St. George St.

Miss E. Jones, 206 Spadina Ave.

Dr. Margaret Johnston, 169 Carlton St.

Mrs. Johnston, c-o 10 Toronto St.

Mrs. J. C. Jamieson, 440 Euclid Ave.

Mrs. A. Jarvis, 34 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. H. W. Johnston, 77 Homewood Ave.

Jardine, the Misses, 305 Crawford St.

Mrs. Jull, 184 Crescent Road.

Mrs. N. R. Jackson, 1525 Queen St. W.

Mrs. Geo. Jackes, 92 Farnham Ave.

Mrs,. F. S. Jarvis, 135 Balmoral Ave.

Miss E. S. Keith, 232 Poplar Plains Road.

Mrs. King, 10 Walmer Road.

Miss E. Kerr, 103 Roxborough St. W.

Miss Helen Kay, 504 Huron St.

Mrs. Crofton Kelly, 342 Bloor St. W.

Miss Kinsley, 50 Dundonald St.

Mrs. H. G. Kelly, Alexandra Palace.

Miss A. S. Kinder, Hospital for Sick Children.

Mrs. M. H. Kerr, 7 Close Ave.

Miss S. Keele, 50 Maple 'Ave.

Mrs. Geo. Kerr, 14 Madison Ave.

Mrs. C. W. Kerj, 20 Lytton Blvd., Alexandra Gardens.

Mrs. Kealie, 34 Isabella St.

Mrs. S. Kidd, St. George Apartments.

Miss M. Kendrick, 55 Murray St.

Mrs. Thos. Kelly, 65 St. Clement's St., Eglinton.

Mrs. Ketcheson, 368 Manning Ave.

Miss Blanche Ketcheson, 368 Manning Ave.

Mrs. A. E. Kemp, Castle Frank.

Miss Louise Kerr, 69 Madison Ave.

Miss E. Livingstone, Mimico.

Mrs. Leathes, 61 Oriole Eoad.

Mrs. M. Langmuir, 288 Bloor St. W.

Miss Langmuir, 288 Bloor St. W.

Miss S. Little, 21 Division St.

Mrs. A. E. Lang, 104 Spadina Eoad.

Mrs. A. L. Langford, 119 Farnham Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Lovering, 76 Glen Road.

Mrs. Locke, 38 Delisle Ave.

Miss Constance Laing, Sussex Court.

Miss Lambert, 29 Delaware Ave.

Miss M. Lean, 1 Washington Ave.

Mrs. W. A. Luke, 505 Dovercourt Road.

Mrs. Lee, 71 Lowther Ave.

Mrs.-J. Lanskail, Parkview Mansions.

Mrs. W. J. Lawson, 36 Metcalf St.

Mrs. Lash, 21 Lowther Ave.

Lash, the Misses, 21 Lowther Ave.

Mrs. Laidlaw, 32 N. Sherbourne St.

Laidlaw, the Misses, 32 N. Sherbourne St.

Mrs. W. J. Lindsay, 111 Woodlawn Ave.

Miss Lefroy, 162 Warren Road.

Miss M. Logan, 366 Berkeley St.

Miss E. M. Langton, 245 Sherbourne St.

Miss L. Lucas, 377 Spadina Ave.

Miss Jean Leeming, 59 McKenzie Cres.

Miss H. J. Lanskail, 232 Grace St.

Miss Laven, 87 Charles St. E.

Miss Lizars, ' ' The Alexandra. ' '

Mrs. Lewis Lukes, Lilac Lodge, Weston.

Mrs. Langlois, 542 Dovercourt Road.

Miss Patty M. Laine, 634 Manning Ave.

Miss E. M. Lawson, 179 Dowling Ave.

Mrs. Gertrude Lockhart, 372 George St.

Mrs. Houghton Lennox, 298 St. George St.

Mrs. Fred R. Love, 3 Bedford Apartments.

Mrs. Love, 5 Huntley St.

Mrs. Melville, 396 Manning Ave.

Melville, the Misses, 396 Manning Ave.

Mrs. Elgin Myers, 223 Macpherson Ave.

Miss Miller, 90 Oxford St.

Mrs. D. .1. Montgomery, 22 Isabella St.

Miss M. Montgomery, '22 Isabella St.

Miss D. E. Munro, 633 B'athurst St.

Miss Amy Mason, 80 Oriole Road.

Miss Masten, 29 Bedford Road.

Lady Moss, 547 Jarvis St.

Mrs. Frederick, Moore Park.

Mrs. Hamilton Merritt. King Edward Hotel.

Mrs. Mearns, 240 Russell Hill Drive.

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Mrs. C. Marriott, 14 Selby St.

Mrs. Arthur Meredith, ' ' Craigleigtf, ' ' Eosedale.

Miss Morrish, 28 Hepburne St.

Mrs. J. G. Marshall, 77 Delaware Ave.

Dr. Helen MacMurchy, 133 Bloor St. E.

Miss R. Moyle, 11 Prince Arthur Ave.

Miss Jessie MaeLachlan, 714 Crawford St.

Miss J. P. MaeLachlan. 714 Crawford St.

Mrs. Martin, 19 South Drive.

Mrs. E. Mason, 1055 College St.

Mrs. C. Meyers, 72 Heath St. W.

Miss Morrison, 161 Madison Ave.

Miss C. Mance, 13 Woolfrey Ave.

Mrs. J. W. Magee, 373 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. A. Mackie, 100 Charles St. W.

Mrs. E. J. Miller, c-o 103 Woodlawn Ave.

Mrs. T. G. Martyn, 241 Evelyn Ave.

Mrs. J. W. Morse, 206 St. George St.

Mrs. Monk, 458 Markham St.

Miss Muldrew, 159 Bloor St. E.

Mrs. A. E. Mellish, 547 Dovercourt Road.

Mrs. N. MacTavish, 131 Macpherson Ave.

Mrs. Jas. MacCallum, 36 Warren Road.

Mrs. Win. Mara, 1 McMaster Ave.

Mrs. Moffatt, 68 South Drive.

Miss M. D. Moffatt, 64 Wellesley St.

Mrs. J. P. Mullarkey, 95 South Drive.

Miss E. M. MacMath, 89 Macdonell Ave.

Mrs. W. McC. Miller, 583 Avenue Road.

Mrs. Mason, 492 Palmerston Blvd.

Mrs. Henry B. Macdonell, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. Hugh A. Macdonell, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. W. R. Milligan, "The Alexandra."

MacLennan, the Misses, 115 Avenue Road.

Mrs. F. Macdougall, Sussex Court.

Mrs. L. Clark Macklem, 124 St. George St.

Miss Munn. 800 Yonge St.

Miss Mustard, 552 Spadina Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Marshall, 190 Jamieson Ave.

Mrs. Geo. Mason, 98 Galley Ave.

Mrs. C. E. Meredith, 472 Dovercourt Road.

Mrs. Wallace MacLean, 62 St. Mary St.

Mrs. Millichamp, 193 Bloor St. E.

Mrs. J. A. Macdonald, 87 Spadina Road.

Moyle, the Misses, 84 Bedford Road.

Mrs. D. G. Maxwell. 69 Marmaduke St.

Mrs. W. H. Miller, 50 Metcalf St.

Mrs. A. C. Mac Vicar, 465 Indian Road.

Mrs. David MacLaren, 32 Dalton Road.

Mrs. F. W. Morley, 52 Huntley St.

Mrs. R. Macauley, 11 Barton Ave.

Miss Mary Macdougall, 21 Maple Ave.

Miss Winifred Munn, 396 Huron St."

Mrs. Mowat, 79 Roxborough St. W.

Miss Helen Mowat. 79 Roxborough St. W.

Mrs. J. R. Miller, 26 Lowther Ave.

Mrs. Alex. Munro, 94 Delaware Ave.

Mrs. MacAgy, Castle Frank.

Mrs. Wilmot Matthews, 96 Elm Ave.

Mrs. Parkyn Murray, 390 East Roxborough St.

Mrs. Marsh, 15 Charles St. \V.

Mrs. H. A. Macdonald, 23 Dalton Road.

Mrs. J. J. Mackenzie, 43 Chestnut Park Road.

Mrs. C. R. Munro, 89 Beech Ave.

Mrs. Maclver, 87 Roncesvalles Ave.

Mrs. John McKay, 84 Ma'dison Ave.

McAndrew, the Misses, 80 B'inscarth Road.

Mrs. J. F. McLaren, 137 Winchester St.

Miss E. J. W. McGuffin, 504 Ontario St.

Miss M. E. Maclntyre, 20 Maitlaml St.

Mrs. C. K. McGregor, 594 Huron St.

Mrs. Drummond MacKay, 46 Wellesley St.

Miss M. McCutcheon, 851 Manning Ave.

Mrs. W. J. McWhinney, 16 Crescent Road.

Mrs. F. McKenzie, 1361 King St. W.

Mrs. J. F. McKay, 88 Walmer Road.

Mrs. J. W. S. McCullough, 61 Beatty Ave.

Miss M. Mc-Intosh, 132 Bleecker St.

Mrs. J. C. McKee, 31 Boustead Ave.

Mrs. R. D. Mclntosh, 84 Avenue Road.

McKay, the Misses, 6 Sorauren Ave.

Mrs. W. J. McNally, Cornwall Apartments.

Mrs. J. W. McLoughlin, 54 South Drive.

McCreight, the Misses, 270 Crawford St.

Miss Mclntyre, 339 Markham St.

McAuley, the Misses, 112 Yorkville Ave.

Mrs. W! C. McGill. 290 Indian Road.

Miss J. McGrigor, 7 Lakeview Ave.

Mrs. Leighton McCarthy, 45 Walmer Road.

Mrs. McClung, 233 Poplar Plains Road.

Miss McCartney, 90 Wells St.

McCallum, the 'Misses. 13 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. John McClelland, 552 Spadina Ave.

Miss McNerny, 395 Carlton St.

Miss McKim, 272 Avenue Road.

Mrs. MePhedrau, 151 Bloor St. W.

Miss McPhedran, 151 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. MeMichael, 93 Bernard Ave.

Miss MeMichael, 93 Bernard Ave.

McArthur, the Misses, 118 South Drive.

Mrs. G. F. McFarland, 48 Glen Road.

Mrs. McTa<rgart, 408 Huron St.

Mrs. J. O. McCarthy, 24 Leopold St.

Mrs. J. K. MeMaster, 228 Poplar Plains Road.

Mrs. Jack McCullough, 394 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. Jas. McEvoy, 210 Poplar Plains Road.

Miss F. McPherson, 694 Bathurst St.

Mrs. A. C. McKay, 13 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. W. E. Norton. 50 Rowland Ave.

Mrs. Albert Neighorn, 25 St. Joseph.

Miss M. J. Nairn, 415 Jarvis St.

Miss Nairn, 415 Jarvis St.

Mrs. S. Nairn, 15 Scarth Road.

Miss J. A. Niven, 39 Yorkville Ave.

Miss II. M. Nelles, 17 Rose Ave.

Mrs. Norwich, 74 Sorauren Ave.

Mrs. W. C. Noxon. 26 Elgin Ave.

Mrs. O'Connell, Cobalt. Ont.

Miss A. M. O'Leary, 34 Spruce Hill Road.

Mrs. J. W. O'Loug'hlin, 42 Tranby Ave.

Mrs. J. O'Neil, 53 Wellesley St.'

Mrs. R. P. Ormsby, 203 Carlton St.

Mrs. J. S. Orr, 109 Grenadier Road.

Mrs. Ormsby, Lake Shore Road, Mimico.

Mrs. Paffard, c-o A. H. Pafford, 36 Yonge St.

Miss Pedgeon, 11 Melbourne Ave.

Mrs. Porter, 162 Crescent Eoad.

Miss Potts, 126 Avenue Road.

Miss Edna Potts, 126 Avenue Road.

Mrs. Mill Pellatt, 36 Jackes Ave.

Mrs. W. Pemberton Page, 3 Spadina Gardens.

Paisley, the Misses, 41 Concord Ave.

Miss Pringle, 30 Lowther Ave.

Mrs. W. E. Prescott, 581 Markham St.

Miss Plummer, Sylvan Towers.

Mrs. Payne, 569 Sherbourne St.

Miss M. E. Payne, 57 Winchester St.

Mrs. Geo. Perry, 122 St. George St.

Mrs. C. F. Paul, 101 Castle Frank Road.

Miss Plews, 378 Sumach St.

Miss Phillips, 125 Victor Ave.

Mrs. Perry, 5 Maitland Place.

Perry, the Misses, 5 Maitland Place.

Miss A. J. Pringje, 221 Elizabeth St.

Dr. Margaret Patterson, 97 Walmer Road.

Mrs. Pardoe, 15 Elgin Ave.

Mrs. Geo. Phelps, Davisville, Ont.

Mrs. Geo. Pepall, 541 Dovercourt Road.

Port, the Misses, 19 Lowther Ave.

Miss E. G. Paul, 7 Powell Ave.

Mrs. W. G. Paynes, 40 Hazelton Ave.

Mrs. Plumptre, St. James' Rectory.

Mrs. Pearsall, 149 Dunn Ave.

Mrs. Pearsall, 311 Russell Hill Drive.

Mrs. Hector Prentor, 92 Westminster Ave.

Mrs. Geofrey Parker, Florence Apartments.

Mrs. Chas. B'. Petry, 61 Isabella St.

Mrs. Platt, 1574 King St. W.

Miss Parsons, 92 Yorkville Ave.

Miss I. S. Pringle, 30 Lowther Ave.

Mrs. Harold Price, 474 Palmerston Blvd.

Mrs. Proudfoot, 132 Roxborough St. W.

Mrs. Allan Ramsay, Alexandra Palace.

Miss H. M. Robinson, "Langside," E. Woodlawn Ave.

Miss Rolls, 90 Oxford St.

Miss Read. Branksome Hall.

Mrs. John Rannie, 128 Huntley St.

Mrs. J. C. Robertson, 115 Spadina Road.

Mrs. F. J. Roche, 496 Brunswick Ave.

Miss E. Robertson. 88 Bloor St. E.

Miss E. C. Russell, 78 Roxborough St. E.

Miss Isabel Russell, 78 Roxborough St. E.

Miss E. Rogers, 3 May Square.

Robinson, the Misses, 481 Dovercourt Road.

Mrs. Rogers. "Coniagas Lodge," Cobalt.

Mrs. E. D. Rolph, 9 Jackes Ave.

Mrs. Thos. Roden, 127 Dunn Ave.

Miss Roberts, 61 Oriole Road.

Mrs. R. A. Rastall, 73 Brooklyn Ave.

Mrs. F. N. Rogers, 30 Benlomond Ave.

Miss T. Robson, 149 Winchester St.

Mrs. F. Rons, 227 Cottingham St.

Miss Rous, 227 Cottingham St.

Rogers, the Misses, 49 Nanton Ave.

Miss M. Rork, 184 Nanette St.

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Mrs. T. R. Rosebrugh, 92 Walmer Eoad.

Mrs. G. C. Robertson, 14 Admiral Road.

Miss Robson. 45 Dundonald St.

Mrs. Runeiman, 40 Elgin Ave.

Miss Richardson. Annesley Hall.

Rogers, the Misses, 11 Lamport Ave.

Dr. Victoria Reid. 1 First Ave.

Mrs. H. L. Reazin, 1662 Queen St. W.

Mrs. F. J. Rowland, 62 Elm Ave.

Mrs. Hi dout. Oriole and Lonsdale Roads.

Rogers, the Misses, 182 Spadina Road.

Mrs. X. W. Rovvell, 134 Crescent Road.

Miss RoAvan. Grace Hospital.

Miss Riddell, 86 Spadina Road.

Miss M. J. Russell, 722 Dovercourt Road.

Miss M. L. Raines. 68 Springhurst Ave.

Mrs. H. Robins, 460 Jarvis St.

Mrs. A. S. Renfrew, 343 Sherbourne St.

Miss I. E. Robinson, 423 Shaw St.

Mrs. Rorke, 12 Grosvenor St.

Miss Ida W. Rogers, 505 Sherbourne St.

Miss L. M. Risdon, 2 Bloor St. E.

Mrs. Ruddy, 37 Lynd Ave.

Mrs. Reynolds, 593 Markham St.

Miss B. M. Ross, 508 Ontario St.

Mrs. Roaf, 55 St. George Apartments.

Mrs. E. H. Ross, 12 Bell-B'ert Apartments.

Miss Violet Robinson, 119 Collier St.

Mrs. G. A. Reid, Wychwood Park.

Mrs. Rundle. 170 Roxborough St. E.

Mrs. A. H. Rodgers, 330 Russell Hill Drive.

Miss Sproule, 161 Howland Ave.

Miss Saunders. 67 Hazelton Ave.

Mrs. F. C. Stephenson, 79 Charles St. W.

Miss E. Sanderson, 286 Grace St.

Miss J. P. Semple, 52 Dundonald St.

Mrs. T. A. Stephens, 19 Roxborough St. W.

Mrs. L. C. Sheppard, 60 South Drive.

Miss Snively, 50 Maitland St.

Miss M. C. Sutherland, Bracondale Hill.

Mrs. A. F. Sprott, 318 Palmerston Blvd.

Mrs. Selby, 9 Madison Ave.

Mrs. Watson Sime, 212 Heath St.

Mrs. F. J. Scarth, 58 Maple Ave.

Mrs. C. L. Shaw, "The Alexandra."

Mrs. Sykes. 3 Hawthorne Ave.

Miss Sykes, 3 Hawthorne Ave.

Miss A. F. Sherwood, 28 St. Mary St.

Miss F. M. Standish, 643 Euclid Ave.

Miss Jessie Smith, 413 Keele St.

Mrs. Starr. 436 Markham St.

Mrs. F. X. G. Starr, 112 College St.

Mrs. W. H. Siunbling, 255 Davenport Road.

•Mrs. X. Snyder, 370 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. W. E.' Somerset, 202 Heath St. W.

Mrs. Ambrose Small. 51 Glen Road.

Shore, the Misses, 425 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. D. T. Symons. 4 Warren Road.

Mrs. M. T. Sheffield. 75 Queen's Park.

Mrs. Simpson. 326 Seaton St.

Mrs. Stupart, 15 Admiral Road.

Miss Selwav. "VVithrow Ave. School.

Mrs. W. B. Smallpeiee. 174 Boxborough St. E.

Mrs. E.-H. Schoales, 48 Homewood Ave.

Mrs. Spain, 46 Nantou Ave.

Miss Ada Short, 11 Empress Cres.

Miss B. Somerville, 99 Tyndall Ave.

Mrs. F. E. Smith, 164 Madison Ave.

Mrs. Sheridan, 5 Lowther Ave.

Miss Sheridan. 5 Lowther Ave.

Sutherland, the Misses, 32 Eoxborough St. E.

Mrs. Bruce Smith, 271 Poplar Plains.

Mrs. Egerton Shore, 120 St. Clair Ave. W.

Miss K. Sturgeon, 680 Crawford St.

Mrs. C. A. Simmons, 182 Dowling Ave.

Mrs. John C. Saul, 69 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. C. E. Stacey, 161 College St.

Mrs. Sykes, 232 Crawford St.

Mrs. W. L. Symons, 35 Sussex Court.

Miss St. Denis, 119 Garnham Ave.

Mrs. Stratford, Alexandra Palace.

Mrs. L. E. Stowe, 182 Eusholme Boad.

Miss W. Seath, 343 Sherbourne St.

Miss Saunders, 73 Wilson Ave.

Starrette, the Misses, 590 Markham St.

Miss Beatrice Smith, 440 Markham St.

Miss A. L. Sabiston, 53 Wilson Ave.

Miss M. Shier, 646 Markham St.

Mrs. Steele. 17 Eathnally Ave.

Miss Steele, 17 Eathually Ave.

Miss M. Schafer. 74 Sorauren Ave.

Mrs. Saunders, 50 Dundonald St.

Mrs. W. C. St. John, 43 St. Albans St.

Mrs. Stephens, 310 Borden St.

Miss C. M. Storey, 27 Kendal Ave.

Miss Stevenson, 202 Dovercourt Eoad.

Mrs. Harry E. Stiles, 70 Albertus Ave.

Mrs. C. L. Starr, 224 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. E. W. Spence, Maitland Apartments

Mrs. E. Bert Smith, 15 McMaster Ave.

Miss Schubert, 174 Brunswick Ave.

Miss S. E. Sisk, 42 Murray St.

Mrs. J. J. Steele, 65 Eowanwood Ave.

M^s Emily Snyder, 70 Dingwall Ave.

Mrs. H. Sutherland, 232 Dunn Ave.

Mrs. James B. Sinclair, 86 Eoxborough St. W.

Mrs. J. S. Skeaff, 75 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. Stapleton, 36 Maitland St.

Mrs. D. Strachan, 14 Meredith (res.

Mrs. James H. Spence, 32 Hawthorne AVC.

Mrs. D. B. Stevens, 2 Spadina Gardens

Mrs. Turner, 69 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. J. B. Tyrrell, 14 Walmer Eoad.

Miss Mary Tyrrell, 14 Walmer Boad.

Miss C. E. Thompson, 64 Howard St.

Mrs. Taylor, the Lowther Apartments.

Mrs. E. C. Tibb, 31 Bernard Ave.

Mis. !•;. J. Thompson, The Alexandra Apartments.

Mrs. Harry Tasker. 9 Irene Ave.

Mrs. Trotter, North Forest Hill Eoad.

Miss Tomlinson. 467 Dovercourt Boad.

Mrs. A Stuart Turner. 17.1 Holland Ave.

Miss A. J. Turner. 175 Howland Ave.

Mrs. Graham Thompson, 17 Prince Arthur Ave.

Mrs. C. A. Tubby, 67 Rose Ave.

Miss M. Todd, 111 Close Ave.

Mrs. H. C. Tugwell, 95 Rose Ave.

Mrs. Wm. Tafts, 134 Seaton St.

Miss E. Tafts. 134 Seaton St.

Mrs. Herbert Thompson, 146 Galley Ave.

Mrs. H. G. Thompson. 82 Dorval Road.

Mrs. W. S. Towne, 35 Woodlawn Ave. E.

Miss Thornton, 549 Sherbourne St.

Mrs. Thompson, 408 Euclid Ave.

Mrs. Thomas, 346 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. Todhuuter, Wellesley St.

Mrs. C. J. Tuthill, 240 Crawford St.'

Miss Ella Taylor, 133 Brunswick Ave.

Mrs. John A. Tory, 17 Elm Ave.

Mrs. A. P. Taylor, 9 Castlemere Apartments.

Mrs. Torrington. 12 Pembroke St.

Mrs. Tuggart, 408 Huron St.

Mrs. Tyrwhitt, 54 Admiral Road.

Mrs. D. Urquhart, 296 Russell Hill Drive.

Miss A. H. Verth, 530 Ontario St.

Mrs. Vyvyan, 129 Brunswick Ave.

Miss Van Camp, 30 Bloor St. W.

Mrs. Waddell, St. George Apartments.

Mrs. L. V. Webber, 104 Farnham Ave.

Mrs. Wallis, 11 Delaware Ave.

Mrs. John Woodhouse. 58 Duke St.

Dr. Catharine F. Woodhouse, 58 Duke St.

Mrs. Wilson, 260 Russell Hill Drive.

Mrs. W. T. White, 39 Queen's Park.

Mrs. Williamson, 117 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. J. Westren, 12 Lynwood Ave.

Woolley, the Misses, 21 Delaware Ave.

Miss O. S. Widmer, 322 St. George St.

Mrs. Harold Wilson, 142 Spadina Road.

Mrs. E. J. Wilson. 84 Wellesley St.

Mrs. F. H. Wallace. 95 Bedford Road.

Mrs. Robt. Watson, 234 St. George St.

Mrs. T. D. Wardlaw, 62 Beatty Ave.

Mrs. E. W. Wright, 110 Park Road.

Mrs. X. Brock Wilkins, 119 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. J. W. Warren, 85 Metcalf St.

Mrs. Warner, 55 DeLisle Ave.

Miss Wilson, 227 Robert St.

Miss Walton, 126 Seaton St.

Mi*s Whitside. 90 Oriole Road.

Mrs. W. R. Walton, 10 South Drive.

Mrs. James D. Warde. 66 Rowauwood Ave.

Mrs. W. J. Wilson, 159 College St.

Mrs. Herbert Withers, 30 Sussex Ave.

Mrs. M. J. Wetmore. 278 West Bloor St.

Miss Wyatt, The Alexandra Palace.

Wynn, the Misses, 314 College St.

Welsh, the Misses, 64 Tranby Ave.

Weaver, the Misses, 26 Bernard Ave.

Mrs. H. I>. Warren, 95 Wellesley St.

Miss Wetherell, 9S Albany Ave.

Mrs. Wm. Wallace. 71 Dewson St.

Miss M. E. G. Waddell, 596 Spadina Ave.

Mrs. Osier Wade. ]U3 Woodlawn Ave.

Mrs. A. G. Wilson, La Plaza Apartments.
Miss L. B. Williams, 96 Jameson Ave.
Mrs. Wylie, 39 Riverdale Ave.
Mrs. G. Wickett, 678 Broadview Ave.
Miss Ada M. Wilson, 197 St. Clarens Ave.
Mrs. Cameron Warren, 536 St. Glair Ave.
Mrs. Wilson, 208 Bloor St. W.
Mrs. Wright, 92 Delaware Ave.
Mrs. Winter, 1101 Yonge St.
Mrs. C. H. Willison, 8 Beaumont Road.
Mrs. Scott Waldie, 2 McKenzie Ave.
Mrs. D. A. Wright, 604 Manning Ave.
Miss Ethel Williams, 420 Huron St.
Mrs. John A. Walker, 93 Spadina Road.
Mrs. W. A. Young, 145 College St.
Mrs. G. S. Young, 280 Roncesvalles Ave.
Mrs. Frank Yeigh, 588 Huron St.
Miss Young, 32 Brunswick Ave.
Mrs. D. M. Young, 14 Suffolk Place.
Miss L. Young, 465 Indian Road.
Miss Mabel Zimmer, 38 Delaware Ave.