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OHNNY MopestE, who brought his younger brother and sister to enter Coqualeetza.
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Mrs. Morxitt—Provincial Commissioner of the Girl Guides, who was in Chilliwack in connection
with the Cheam Divisional Girl Guide Rally, and who was most interested in seeing over the School,
and most enthusiastic in her praise of our Guides and Brownies.

His Grace, THe Rr. Rev. Arcupisuop A. U. pe PENcIER AND Mrs. dE PENciER, who lunched
at Coqualeetza following the service at which ten of our students were Confirmed. In the course
of this service the Archbishop was very gracious in his praise of Coqualeetza, and expressed his deep
appreciation for the breadth of vision and spirit with which our students were encouraged to embrace
the denomination of whatsoever mission they came from and would return to.

THe ENG.isH ScHoot Girts—One of the most noteworthy of the visits during the year was that
of the English Schoolgirls. Their party consisted of twenty-five girls of between seventeen and
eighteen years, from the various Public Schools throughout England, accompanied by Miss Edith
Thompson, English Director of the Party, and escorted by Miss Stewart Galt, of Toronto, Canadian
Director. They visited Canada under the auspices of the Imperial Order of the Daughters of the
Empire, the purpose of the tour being that the girls might learn something of the past history of
Canada, as well as gain an impression at least of its present position and future development. The party
arrived in Chilliwack on September 18th, and four of their number, Miss Galt among them were
billetted at Coqualeetza. The following afternoon the entire party visited the school, spending about
two hours in looking over it, and evincing great interest. They were afterwards entertained at tea
at the Principal’s residence, in company with about thirty of the ladies of the district who were
invited to meet them. They left by the evening train for Vancouver, thence to Victoria and the
Island, and back through Canada to England, where they arrived after a three-months’ absence,
full of varied impressions of our vast Dominion. It is pleasant to note that several of their number
have corresponded with Mrs. Raley since their return to England, thus indicating that their short
visit with us has left more than a mere fleeting imprint on their minds and memories.

Rev. C. TaTHaM anpD Famity—from Clo-oose. Missionary. Mr. Tatham was here over Sun-
day, and conducted the evening service.

Mr. Louis Gray—Port Simpson. Mr. Gray is Robert’s father, and came down in order to
have a short visit with his son before he goes to England.

Mr. Guy Westey—Port Simpson, B. C.

Messrs. Francis Leask, CHESTER LEASK AND HENRY RyaN—Metlakatla, B. C.
C. W. Wirson—Cape Mudge, B. C.

James Hover1—Cape Mudge, B. C.

Henry Prevost, Metlakatla, B. C.

Mr. and Mrs. SHERGOLD— Vancouver, B. C.
Wm. GLapsToNnE, Bella Bella, B. C.

Mr. anp Mrs. Fred ANDERSON, Bella Bella, B. C.
Jacop WuHite—Bella Bella, B.C.

Davin WHite—Bella Bella, B. C.

Gorpon Rem—Bella Bella, B.C.

Gro. F. Martin—Bella Bella, B. C.

Prerer LeiGHTON—Metlakatla, B.C.

Henry Ruptanp—Metlakatla, B.C.
Mrs. Vicror OptuM anpd Party—Vancouver, B. C.

Mrs. W. F. Ginsson anp Party—Ahousat, B. C.

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