The New President In proposing that Mr. H. A. Macintyre be elected President for the year, the Chairman said that Mr, Macintyre had been a member of the Society for a good many years and he had acted on the committee and he was gute that Mr. MacIntyre would fill the presidential chair with success and dignity.
Buig-Gen. E. B, Macnaghten seconded the proposal and it' was carried applause.
Mr. 'T, H. R. Shaw was elected Vice-President and the Chairman invested both of them with their badges of office.
The following were elected as the new committee:
Messrs, W. Bisset, Dr. A, Bryson, A. 8. Campbell, A. M. Cannan, J. G. Clay, Dr. H, Lovett Cumming, RG. Dowie, Hutchison, E.G. Jamieson, A. B
Lowson, Jas. Macbeth, R. G, Mac-Donald, J. F. BMacgregar, Donald Mackenzie, Brig. Gen. E. 'B. Macaghten, H, A. Macintyre, Dr. J. E.
murray, B, D. Murray, Dr. Couper' Patrick, C. H. Rutherford, 'T, H.R. Shaw, A. B. Stewart, E, Stewart.
On the proposition of Mr, Brodie A, Clarke, seconded by Mr. R. Wood, it was decided that a. ball be held as usual on St. Andrew's Day.
Mr, A. H, Gordon said that, two! years ago, the Gordons started a memorial-on St. Andrew's Day and he understood that last year the Society arranged for all the Scottish regiments and clans to take part. He suggested this should be done again this year.
The Chairman said he thought this could be guaranteed.
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