The Greek Young Matrons' Association organised children's concerts (performed in language) and debates for tennagers to particpate in. The association also had an annual Ball at which young Greek girls of the second and third generation could make their debut and become known, and possibly seen and selected by an appropriate Greek Australian young man. The organisation was mainly made up of upper middle and middle class second generation Greek women. Parent hoped that participation in this organisation meant that their children would not only marry an Australian born Greek but probably a person from a similar social class.

Sources used to compile this entry: Costadopoulos-Hill, Maria, Greeks In Australia: 100 years of History, Based upon an oral history thesis written by Maria Costadopoulos-Hill at the University of NSW in 1979., 1979, http://www.cybernaut.com.au/greeksinoz/.