LEAGUE SECRETARY'S NOTES.
The Ypres Times
85
ST. HELENS (Lanes.)
SALTASH
SHREWSBURY
TADWORTH
TROON (Ayrshire)
TUNBRIDGE WELLS
UXB RIDGE (Middlesex)
WHITBY
WORCESTER
AUSTRALIA
BELGIUM
BUENOS AIRES
CANADA
CHINA
EGYPT
INDIA
IRELAND
NEW ZEALAND
SOUTH AFRICA
SPAIN
STRAITS SETTLEMENTS
U.S. A
John Orford, 24, Napier Street.
Rear-Admiral Martin, Mabruk, 4, Essa Road.
Major-General Sir John Headlam, Cruck Meole House, Hanwood.
R. Smith, The Parade.
J ames Miller, Glengariff, Harling Drive.
A. W. F. Gibbons, No. 5, Flat, Camden Road.
Robert Fraser, 3, Lancaster Road.
C. Usher, Boulby Bank, Church Street.
Major Franklin Upper Butts.
DOMINIONS AND FOREIGN COUNTRIES.
R. A. Baldwin, c/o. Govt. Savings Bank of N.S.W., Martin Place, Sydney.
J.J. Hennessey, Maryyale, via Jarrahwood (W. Australia).
Sister Marguerite, Sacré Coeur, Ypres.
Colonel L. Aertz, 27, Rue de l'Abbaye, Bruxelles.
Mrs. S. E. Doherty-Holwell, Skindles Hotel, Poperinghe.
Major G. E. Wallace, President British Ex-Service Club, Calle 25 de
Mayo 577.
V. A. Bowes, 1730, 13th Avenue West, Calgary, Alberta.
W. J. King, P.O. Box 201, Admiral, Sask.
W. Constable F. Grece, 4095Tupper Street, Westmount, Montreal.
C. A. Peake, S.M.C. Electricity Dept., 17, Foochow Road, Shanghai.
L. B. S. Larkins, The Residency, Ramleh.
Pte. A. E. Lofts, R.A.S.C., H.Q. Alexandra Bde., Mustapha Pasha,
Alexandria.
L./Cpl. W. A. Cole, Band, 2nd Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, Rawal
Pindi.
W. J. Cotter, H.E. The Viceroy's Band, Minto Court, Simla.
T. W. Dixon, Pamlaner Estate, Permade P.O. S. India.
Mrs. Paul, 23, Morehampton Road, Dublin.
H. J. Butler, 1, Albert Place, West Charlemont Street, Dublin.
A. Victor Hastings, Seymour House, Caw, Londonderry.
L. A. Jacobs, The Legion of Irish ex-Service Men, 6, South Mall, Cork.
Capt. W. U. Gibb, Ava Lodge, Puhinui Road, Rapatoetoe, Auckland.
S. E. Beattie, Lowlands, Woodville.
H. L- Versfeld, c/o. Cape Explosives Works, Ltd., P.O. Dynamite
Factory, Cape Province.
George Whitfield, 7, Penarth Villas, 3, Anchoo Bay, Cape Town
Capt. P. W. Burgess, British Embassy, Madrid.
Colonel J. E. Spencer, S.S. Volunteer Force, Drill Hall, Singapore.
A. P. Forward, 397, Manhattan Avenue, New York City.
Captain Henry Maslin, No. 1, Arden Street, New York City.
LONDON COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The London County Committee are pleased to
announce that the second Re-union Smoking
Concert will be held on Friday, October 10th,
1924, at the Great Hall, Cannon Street Hotel, at
7 p.m. Price of tickets will be 5s., 2S. 6d., and
is. Tables can also be reserved.
The last Smoking Concert was a great successs
and it is hoped that the members and friends of the
League will endeavour to make the forthcoming
one as successful.
The Committee are grateful to Captain E. Clive
Maskelyne, who has kindly undertaken to provide
the programme for the evening, and so all are
assured of a "good time."
Full particulars will be given in the next issue
of the Times, but the London County Committee
ask members to book the date and also desire that
all will endeavour to make the Smoking Concert
as widely known as possible.
The Hon. Secretary of the London County
Committee will be glad to receive the names of
any ladies or gentlemen willing to act as stewards
for the occasion, or help in any other way.
OUR NEW QUARTERS.
It may not be generally known that the house
we now occupy as our headquarters is the one
that was inhabited by the late Field Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson, and on the doorstep of which he
•was killed. We feel that it is a great privilege
to be allowed to use so historic a building, and
we must see to it that the Ypres League is worthy
of its headquarters.
PILGRIMAGES.
The Whitsun Pilgrimage did not come off. A
few enquired about itonly one or two went.
There are signs that we may do better for the
August Bank Holiday, if those who can go will
only let me know at once. Do not forget that
the August Bank Holiday this year coincides with
the tenth Anniversary of Britain's declaration of
War. Our Belgian allies have not forgotten it,
and are preparing a special welcome for members
of jthe League who can be present at Ypres on that
date. We shall leave London on Saturday,
August 2nd. Come with us, as many of you as
possibly can.
