In 1928 a Silver Shield was presented by the Society to the Scottish Amateur League for competition in their second division.
A Benevolent Fund to provide assistance to members of the Club or dependents of deceased members in necessitous circumstances was created in 1924. Donations from the Queen’s Park Football Club and from members and friends of the Society laid the foundation of a Capital Account. This has been added to year by year from donations and from the proceeds of the Queen’s Park v “Rugby Rovers” Annual Match at Hampden Park. The income derived from the investments had enabled the Committee of the Society to give financial assistance to every necessitous case which has been brought to their knowledge.
The President’s Chain of Office, composed of badges won by members while playing for the Queen’s Park Club, is a unique and valuable one. The medallion to complete the chain was gifted by the Club. The chain was formally handed over to Mr. James Hamilton the President of the Society, at a Smoking Concert held on 27th February, 1935, the presentation being made by Mr. Ralph Risk, President of the Queen’s Park Football Club.
Later it was decided by the Society to present the chain to the Queen’s Park Football Club as it was felt to be more a link with the history of the Club than of the Society. This decision was appreciated by the Committee of the Club and the Chain was duly handed over by Mr. James Hamilton at the Annual Meeting on 30th April 1936, to the then President of the Club, the late Mr. Peter Doig.