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Colonist, Volume LX, Issue 14869, 18 September 1918, Page 3 (Supplement)

On the eve of their departure from Richmond, Mr and Mrs W. E.. May havebeen- the recipients of a number of presentations. Mrs May was met by thelady members of £ne staff, and asked to accept from them a handsome dressing' case. The presentation was made on their behalf by Mr W. G. Baker, thesecretary of the new company. On Ba'turday last, the men of the staff waited on Mr May with an expression of the good-will that had always existed between employer and employees. . On. their'behalf Mr F. "Wilkes presented Mr May with a pair of field glasses and v tobacco pouch. During last week tbo ladies who bnve be^n associated with Mrs May in the mrffring of garments for the poor of London presented her with aliandsome silver egg cruet. .In tins connection, it may be mentioned thnt the latest box of garments for despH^-h to the High Commissioner. London. hns. now been packed, m^lciiig'ov^r ?0.00(» irnrments sent away Freir< the ladies of Richmond. . ,