Social Progress.

K . . . Group Meets.

A very happy meeting of the K . . . group of the Women's Social Progress Movement was held at the house of Mrs. T. when the large rooms, fragrant with spring flowers, were filled with members.

An able address by Mrs. C on "My Impressions of America" was listened to with much interest, and she received a vote of thanks and appreciation. Miss I sang a delightful group of songs. A short talk on "The Aspects and Responsibilities of Thinking People in Relation to Social Progress" was given by Miss A.........."

A resolution was passed expressing the appreciation of members for the good work done by Mrs. F, convener of the branch, and general regret at her retirement. A lovely basket of myrtle and spindle berries tied with mauve velvet was presented to her with the good wishes of the branch, and also the central executive, of which she is vice-president.

A hearty vote of thanks was carried by acclamation to Mrs. and Misses T for their hospitable reception.

—P.Q.