The Archive · 1927

3.2 Jones and. Mrs, Maze;" Brodie A." Clarke and Mrs. Bora

Sin Shortly afterwards, the ight lest specimen of a noble platoon of haggis supplied by: Neil's Scotch Bakery was piped: around the ballroom and up to the: President's table }with. all. the customary honours, the [party escorting. it being:—Sword-Bearer, Mr. C. H. Rutherford; The Haggis, Mh Jas. Macbeth; The Mulls, Mr. Davi Hall; Whiskey, Mr Jock Caldwell; Snuff Horn Mr. N.C: Macgregor, Mr. A. (Goydon, Capt. "A.

Knowl Alte Leslie:

During supper, the President read the King's. telegram and gave, the Joyal' toast and that "to, the The Scripture lessons were read by Mr E.G. Jamieson M. Consul, and Mr,'R. G. Dowig, chairman of Union Church Com mittee and for many. yours. member of St. Andrew's Society, com: mittee, "Special prayers. were offer: ed by. the Rey. John Darroch. The music,.as usual, was directed by. Int, Donald MacDonald, organist of the church. Tt was of an essentially Scottish character, including Pealm 11 ("T to the hills will life, mine eyes"), Psalm 24. ("¥0 gates, lift up your head"), and the 2nd Baw phrase ("O God of. Bethel"), As in. previous, years, one-half of the offertory was given to. the Society. "wd general charity fund.of St. Andrew's

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