at the dioner at the, Prench Some 200 people were present
find enjoyed. the hospitality. of embers of St. David's. Society. True to eastern, the youngest. mem ber, Mr! TE, V. Gulston, was initiate ed-in the solemn ceremony of the Teck and passed with full marks. An enjoyable musical programme interspersed the speeches and. revealed the musical resources members of the Society. In addition to individual items, a popular rucecss was the choir, conducted by Mr. Ere Davies, which the famous Togby "battle accompanied not by the ha the Welsh, but by an aces the imperial ideal which was based on their long and glorious his ory.
referred to the Welsh contribu Hon, to the and their. dis. tinction also in literature, science [pud commerce, and expressed the hope that their ideal may be® long preserved.
Other speakers wore Mr. A. D. {Bell, Mr. Ranald G, MeDonald, "Mr.
vader Harris, Mr. 8. C.
Young and Mr, Edwin Howard, ety and their families joined with the congregation of Union Church in a Union Church Spseial service held Sunda to -mark the patron saint of W: In honour of the occasion the national flag was, draped over the pulp! over the choir stalls. The first por. tion of the service was conducted bythe tov, Dr. Evan Moran, one 4
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