BUSINESS GIRLS
RECEPTION TO MRS. INUI
The next best thing to travelling is to have some one from another land come to us, and such was the privilege of the business, : girls of Wellington when, a reception was, - held in their club room at the Y.W.C.A., in honour of Mrs. Inui, wife of Dr. Inui, Japanese delegate to the Rotary Conference in New Zealand.
In a charmingly informal address Mrs. Inui said it always gave her pleasure to be among the young girls of any country. Her three greatest pleasures in life were flowers, music, and girls. She had always been interested in Y.W.C.A. work all over the world, and said the sign of the Blue Triangle had inspired a feeling of real fellowship in her in the many lands she had visited. The fuller meaning of cooperation, self-respect, service, and loyalty—the aims of the club—were outlined by her with a greater depth of understanding during the course of her. remarks, and many amusing incidents encountered on her travels
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 59, 11 March 1937, Page 18
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