'A large and representa ti gathering of local Scotsmen and friends of other nationalities attended. the annual service an November 24 at Union Church in honicur of the patron saint of Scotland. Additional interest was added by the presence of a large represontation of the Shanghai Scottish $,¥.C., under the-command of Cap! AL Kn headed by their pipes and drums, attracted consid 2x-able attention as they marched to and from the Church. The St. Andrew's Society was represented by the President, Mr. J. F. Mac-Gregor, the committee and many members, while among others invited were Mr. C. F. Garstin, H.B.M's Consul-General; Mr. Malcolm Mac-
Donald, of Great Britain; Mr. O. M, Green, President of St. George's Society: Mr. Eric Davies, Pre David's Society: Fenton, Presi Society.
Flanking the choir stalls hung the old Royal Standard of Scotland and the Union Jack, white draping the pulpit was the Cross of St. Andrew. Bunches of heather, imported from Scotland, and tied with the ribbons of the various Scottish clans, decorated the choir stalls, this being the work of Mr. and Mrs.
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