The morning call., 1891-11-28


As demon strated by all such events, the
Scots are most loyal people, and what
ever appeals to their sentiment or sympathy
meets with hearty. enthusiastic and soul
full response. The spirit with which they
take hold of any enterprise insures its sue
cess, and the spectators enjoy their entbu-
siasm fully as much as the good things set
before them.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
TIE installation of the newly elected
officers was tie first order Of the evening 1t
was conduc:ei by Thomas Ross, a Past
President OF St. Andrews Society, and the
following named officers took the hOnOrs:
President, john Reid; Vice Presidents j ohm
McLaren, Alexander c. BaIingall; Treas
Mrer, Y. Z. Lawson; Recording Secretary,
W Carleton Cook; Assistant Recording
Secretary, Thomas A. Munro; Assistant
Financial Secretary, Charles c. Whyte;
Librarian, james A. Duncan; Trustees
Samuel Irving, James MrNabb. William
Watson. William r. Eaton, William Nicol
Board OF ReIlef-Joseph 7. Cochran, James
Riley, John NJ. Duncan; Physician. w. I.
McNuu, Nj. D.; Chaplain, Rev. Thomas
Chalmers Easton, d. d.
Installation over the march to supper was
struck up by the pipers, Messrs. Tivcndale
and Ross. Between 800 and 400 plates We're
laid, and it was supposed there would be
room for all the Scots i'll California. When
the guests were seated, however, there was
found little room to spare. To the music OF
Greig's Scottish Hall orchestra the follow
Ing elaborate menu was enjoyed:
MENU.
White Wine. Eastern oysters
Bouillon in Cups
Shrimp Salad, decorated. Reishes
Claret, Mayonnaise OF Chicken and Lobster.
Beer Tongue East Ham.
Roast Veal. Roast Lamb.
Hot RoSst Turkey. Crsnberry Sauce "N
Lemonade. le3.cream, in forms.
Fruits essaies BOnDonS, snSf'Drsao'
Hot Scotch Coffee Claret Punch
ToAsTs OF THE EVENING.
The toasts of the evening and the re-
sponses are given. Rev. Thomas Easton
gave brief history of Scotand's patron
saint and explained why his name is cher
iished BY all the sons of Scotland. The
land O. cakes WAS pleasantly responded to
in" by Mayor Sanderson.
The toasts were: "The Lay and A. Wha Honor
IT.; music In O., tho Cab of Old Gaul'; re-
Quartet, Isl. Andrews Day Song" music com.
posed ana dedicated TO The 81. Andrews Society
by Ms J.. C. EYE, Mess5s. Park Bremuer, Fyfe
Queen" The President of the United SIates";
music, n, SIC; The Sar.spangied Banner" "fhe Land
r6sIs % Gskes% music ScOI,si @ Kali Brose" song,
Findley McGregor; response by Colin NJ. Boyd
The Land We Live In"; music, Hail Colum-
song, Columbia, The Gem of the Ocean" Mr. j.
LnElaIer. The Lassles'; music, Green Grow
the Rashes: as Or; response by r. 5. Duuc5n;
Sister Societies.; music, "Tnlochgorum'; re-
p;, spense by @ d; g. C. Mckay, Chief OF the Scottish
Agan?" Mr.. Andrew McNair. "The Press";
music, And Are Ye Sure The News Is II ue?'';
1sspSse Rss%.s Pyo By C. T. Ns., w. PaersOn trio, willie
After the toasts the remainder of the even
ing was spent dancing, which gave'a pleasant
and fitting close to an enjoyable evening.
Following are the names OF the committees
who had charge:
mani Robert Sutherland William Watson, A.
MeNar, William Nicol Thomas Ross, William
Balnayes, Vernon Campbell, James McNab,
Reception Committee-David Porter CHAIR
man. James Aiken, James sullivan, James
Mcleod, David Hunter john Elder. Georr1
Davidson, David Farquhars0n, Robert Bafour,
andrew priggle, John Balm. Samuel Irving, W.
can.
Floor manager, James Niven.
Floor COmmittee-William Yuil, j. C. Nc.
Evan, A: c. Balllngall. Alexander H. Patterson,
William Hendry, Robert Stewart and Joseph NJ
Cumming.
GUESTS OF THE SOCIETY.
Among the guests were:
Mayor Sanderson, Rev. Thomas C. Easlon, c.
NJ. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hunter, MIR. aud
Mrs. George Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brown,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. David Far.
guharson, Mr.and Mrs Henry Ralston, Miss kate
Ralston, Mr. and Mrs. David Dorward Mr. aud
Mrs. Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. David Porter, MIR. aud
Mrs. Andrew Wikie, Thomas Ross, Mr.. McKeu-
zie, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Campbell, W. n. Nc
lntosh, Lucy +. Herd, DR.. and Mrs. James
Stoddard, Mr., and mrs. J. NJ. Duncan,
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Sullivan Miss Anna Reid
Mr. Archibald Reid, Thomas Anderson, Miss
Anderson, j. s. Webster, Fred Georgeson
Charles Dunlap, r. b. COlquhoun, Mr.. James
Ralph, Miss Winnie Ralph. Miss Mary A Hinz,
Miss Annie Williams, Miss Jennie Williams OF
Salinas. Mr.. and Mrs. John Laying, Mr. john
Low, Commodore John q. Blair, MIR. j. A. Nc
kenon, Captain Baxter of the ship Ro.shIre
Captain Campbell, ship Melton Park; Captain
Morrison, ship Kean; Captain Kerr. ship
Lady Ruthven; Captain Wilson. ship Thistle.
bank; Captain Mclean. ship j. II.
Lewis; Captain FalcOner. ship Robert Duncan;
General j. q. Wall, Mr. j. McLerie, MIR. and
Mrs. George Carnegie, MIR. and Mrs K. oliver
MIR. Leonard McCormack, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ross, MIR. l. :. II. Tivendae, Mr.. X. NJ Aguirre,
Mr. and Mrs. Garden, MIR. Alexander q. McKer-
ron, Professor II. ID. Burness, Miss Ada An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. McNicoll, Mrs. M. A.
Wheaton, Miss Laura Perrine, Mr.. w. ID. Griffiu,
Miss Mollie E. Griffin. Mr.. Daniel Cameron, Mr.
William Archibald Wilson, Mir. Frank Ii. Anes,
Mr. William Balnaves, Mr.. John Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McLea, the Misses Bella and Annie
McLea, Mr.. ThomIs Anderson, and nearly all
the members OF 81. Andrews society.