Women's Institute
Although the housewife finds a hundred and one jobs to be done at Christmas time, like Christmas shopping, making everywhere spic and span for the visitors, and furnishing the larder with all good things, the majority of members of Buntingford Women's Institute were present at the monthly meeting held in the Hall on Wednesday in last week.
The President (Mrs H.C. Marshall) was in the their, and after the singing of "England," a representative from the Hertfordshire Institute of Agriculture gave a lecture on salads and herbs, fully describing the procedure necessary for the growth of herbs. It was most interesting, and a hearty vote of thanks was accorded the lecturer.
There were several entrants in the competition for the four best mince-pies, and the prize for this was won by Mrs Dellow.
The tea hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs Butler and Mrs Howard.
The meeting concluded with country dancing.
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