Mr. J. Macbeth Gives Dance for Volunteers Scottish flags and emblems transformed the Masonic Hall In Avenue Road on Friday evening into a gay setting for the dancing party given by Mr. James Macbeth, president of the St. Andrew's Society, for members of the Scottish Company of the S.V.C The party, which took the place of the annual garden party "usually. given by the Society's President for, the Scoitish Company, was. attended by nearly 200 guests," including 90 members of the Company and their nests, as well as a number of others.
'Mrs' Macbeth assisted her husband receiving. She wore a silver lame gown with huge bell "sleeves crystal beads and sequins, with' earls at the neck and a taffeta sash of the Macbeth tartan the only decorations, The Scottish pipers were a special attraction of the evening. Sunper was served at midnight, Among the guests were:—
Capt. 7, W. R. Wilson, O.C. the Shang-hal Scottish, and Mrs. Wilson: Col, and Mrs. F.-7." W. Graham, Judge. A.
Presiaent of" St. Geore end Mrs, Mossopi Dr. A.C.
President of St. David's Society, and Mrs, Price: Mr, E. F. Hardman, Bre: ardent of St. Patrick's Society, and Ars. Hardman; Dean A... Trivett; Me, and Mra, Rannld MeDonaid, Mr. and Mrs. C. 'M. Bain, Mr. and Mrs, 8. MacKenzie Giny, tr. and. Mrs. W, ED.
1. Miss Plorence Grimes, Mr. and 'i, D. Watt, Mr. and Mrs. W. BO, Midaieion, Mr. and Mra, 7, 8, B. Nice) Mrs. C. W. Glover, Major, V. Burke: and. Me. Ge HM. Mann, Mrand_ Mrs. James Seobte, Mr. and Ins. James Munro and Miss Munro, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. A.
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