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CLUBS, ETC. HAMPSHIRE CLUB, Chernocke Place, Southgate Street 38 WARREN'S WINCHESTER DIRECTORY. [1900 RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES (continued). Bromfield, Friary cottage. Associate for Sick FuJtd Miss A. R. Bramston, Witham Close. Branch Secretary and Treasurer- Miss Carey, Ashbourne lodge. Associate for Members T-ravelling Miss Dorey, 16, St. James' terrace. Associate fnr Members in Business Miss D. Gore-Browne, 15, Kingsgate-st. Industrial Work Mrs. Sherriff, Chilcombe lodge. Associate for Literature -Lady Brandreth, Heathfield, Christchurch road. Depot for Publications of the G. F. S.- Mrs. Taplin, Jewry-st. Registry Office Mrs. Cheesman, 23, Jewry-st. MOTHERS' UNION IN THE WINCHESTER DIOCESE.­ Patroness H. R. H. the Duchess of Albany. Patroness of the Isle of Wight -H. R. H. Princess Henry of Battenberg. President-Mrs. Sumner. Vice­ Presidents-Mrs. Randall Davidson and the Hon. Mrs. A. Lyttelton. Diocesan Sec. Mrs. Slessor, Headbourne Worthy Rectory, Winchester. Assist. Secre­ tary-Miss J. M. Brain, 6, Ranelagh road, Winchester. Publication Depot -Warren's Library, Winchester. Number of parishes in the Diocese in which the Mothers' Union is worked about 400. Number of Members and Associates-over 22,000. Periodicals of the Society Mothers in Council; Editor, Miss Yonge; published quarterly, price 6d. Mothers' Union :Journal; Editor, Lady Jenkyns; published quarterly, price Id. PrPsiding Associate for Winchester Rural Deanery Mrs. Wood Stephens, The Deanery. Enrolling Associates for the Parishes in this Rural Deanery·­ Allbrook, Mrs. Jones Bateman; Ampfield, Mrs. V ere Awdry; Avington, Lady Mary Shelley; Chandlers Ford, Mrs. Wall is; Chilcomb, Mrs. Fear; Colden Common, Mrs. Lowth; Crawley, Mrs. Smith; Easton, Mrs. Pidcock, Headbourne Worthy, Mrs. Slessor; Hursley, Mrs. Young; King's Worthy, Mrs. Van der Noot; Martyr Worthy, Mrs. Fryer; Morestead, Otterbourne, Mrs. Bowles; Sparsholt, Mrs. Ainger; Twyford, Mrs. Hoets; Hyde, Mrs. Warner; St. Cross, Mrs. Leech Porter; St. Johns, Miss Ethel Williams; St. Lawrence, Mrs. Clark; St. Maurice, the Rev. A. C. Dicker; St. Michael's, Mrs. Moberly; St. Peter's, Mrs. Whitlock; St. Swithun's, Mrs. Madge; St. Thomas, Mrs. Sole; Winnall, The Hon. Mrs. Joyce; Wonston, Mrs. Bigg-Wither; Wyke, Miss Firm stone. CAMBRIDGE MISSION TO DELHI WINCHESTER DIOCESAN AssociATION. Hon. Sec. Rev. A. R. Wiseman, Grasmere, Winchester. CLERGY SUSTENT ATION FUND. Hon. Sec. Rev. F. M. Middleton, Old Alresford Rectory. Hon. Treasurer-E. H. Liddell, Esq. Kitnocks, Botley, Hants. Bankers-Messrs. Prescott, Dimsdale, Cave, Tugwell, and Co., Old Bank, Winchester. MISSIONARY STUDENTSHIP ASSOCIATION. Hon. Sec. Rev. F. E. Ainger, Sparsholt Vicarage. CLUBS, ETC. HAMPSHIRE CLUB, Chernocke Place, Southgate Street. House Committee Major-Gen. H. P. Montgomery, Capt. A. de C. Crawford, R.N., Col. Bunbury, J. C. Warner, Esq., Capt. Clayton Mitchell, R.N. Hon. Secretary Capt. Crawford, R.N. Hon. Treasurer J. C. Warner, Esq. Ste?JJard R. S. Amey. .
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