T. Shields, hon. treasurer, and Mr.
Jàn Macrae as the honorary piper.
The pipers at the dance were Pipe-Major Wellsted of the Shanghai Scottish, and Mr, Macrae, along with two pipers from the newly arrived regiment of the Ist. Seaforths.
A pleasing interlude during the supper interval was the presentation made to Mr, N, A, Brown in view of Spanish "breton" in black or colo ed Straw tied firmly to the head with the blessed chin-strap which makes so many hat conceits Jeasible this year.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.