Highlanders joined the garrison her one appeared with sumeien knowledge to make a start vith the Scottish Country Dances. Pipe-Major Sinclair, a splendid instructor, who was of the greatest help to the club, had the necessary experience and. Marted the club on an Intensive course of training. Since then, with 'w-succession of local Scots who have required a knowledge of Scottish Country Dances, and a tong and helpful association with Pipe-Majo Tan Forbes and later Pipe-Maj D. MacAlister and the pipers of the Seaforth Highlanders, who have recently left Shanghai for duty elsewhere, the club has progressed immeasurably and ite members now dance, among others, the Glasgow Highlanders, "Hamilton "House, Cir~ cassian Circle, the Waltz Country Dance, Strip' the Willow, Rory O'More, Fight about the "freside, Blowers of Edinburgh, the Dashing White Sergeant, Seoitish Reform, Potronelia, Lancers, Clean Pease Strac or Broun's Reel andi the following reels, Foursome, Rect _of Vulloch, Cumberland, Eightsome, Sixteeniome, andthe Highland Schottische and Is. rapidly. extending Ins. repertoire, Not Confined to Scots might be mentioned that. at-though directed mainly by Scottish men and women, and having the blessing of St. Andrew's Society, the membership is by no means confined Scots. A. variety of nationalities wre represented at all its gatherings, ud" Englishmen, "Americans, and 8 others show as much enthusiasm as the Scots.
At their recent Annual General Meeting the following members wore to hold office. for coming, year! J.T, Shields (Preside MeLelland " (Vice-President)
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