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Free Lance, Volume XV, Issue 817, 25 February 1916, Page 27

In the course of his address at the Patriotic Exhbition on Saturday, Captain Donald Simson gave great credit to the Women's Anti-German League as the pioneers of the Anti-German movement in New Zealand. It was first suggested by Madame Boeufve in a letter to the "New Zealand Times" early in November, and was warmly taken up by Lady Stout, Miss Beatrice Day, Mrs. McVicar, Mrs. Boden, and others, and is now a soundlv established institution. Over 70 new member were enrolled on the first day of the Exhibition.