Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-22
CALIFORNIAN CLUB.

Their TWenty.fOurth Annual Cole
bratiOn OF the Birthday of Robert
Burns-An Interesting Program for
Next Friday Evening.
He!lo Sandy, hoo are yea I have ma
seen ye in maist year. Ay, gat ye're
letter. What vast ye wanteda 90, sy;
ABBOTT Burns concert; weel-but hold on,
let's gang aside wee. Dae ye min last
years Weel, ane o thae reporter chaps
maun hse been aroon, for the neist morn
iu' every word said CAM cot in the paper.
STAN here; they Gamma hear moo, an can
tell ye this concert Is gaun tae be q heap
finer nor last ane. The chairman O. the
occasion Is this man Torrance, ane O. the
judges O. the supreme coort, an is in this
state like ans O. the lords O. the coort O.
session O. Edinboro wad be In Scotlan'
Bushnell ye heard last year, but
man, ye ocht tae hear him in
"scots VIVA Haze" He'll MAX ye
think ye're s.andin' VII Rob Bruce beside
the Berestone O. Cannockbum, layin' "the
proud uaurpers low" in their 'gory beds"
bis ither sang is no Scotch, but Ia just as
guild an will please some fowk better.
This lsssie Burke bslangs in this toon an
is rale smart. Ma, na; I'll no tell ye ony-
thing ABBOTT what she's gsun tss gle; YEN
laugh the better when ys hear 1t fras her
So. The Octo Banjo club is no made up
O. fiddles, or bagpipes or trumps, but they
gle music that's unco sweet. The Harlock-
er lass:e cam free Colorawdo, Denver. I
think they ca the toon, an creetics say
Oh ho, a. yfrS onS hat
she ia Qaun tae be one O. the fneet singers
in Americas. The ither man singer comes
frae New York. Dennison his name is, an he
has a rich tenor voice that just fits the
"Auld Scottish Sangs," an there's the las
sic g Affney, that ye heard last year in "Jock
o. Hszsldean. Ay, ye were wee bit sofs
an dichtin' ye're cen when she was sinRtn'
it, an haze nae doot but this year she'll be
jist as fine in puir Lannahill's Glover O.
Dunblane." The orator ia Professor Cam
eron, from the college up there, an though
born an brocht up in this country IL de-
ecendit frae Swiss an Scotch, an what
MAR wad ye want than that, the blendin'
as 1t were. o. Bannockham an Morgarten.
Wha's that chap wi the paper an kelevines
q reporte1s I'll say nae mair. bod, but
see Elm Warner hall on January 26. Ay,
ay, it will be teetotal as usual Here's the
program; look over 1t:
overture-"The Passing Rssiment". ..Aronson
sansscot: VIVA Da'i6 Me'oSs
Ericsson F. Bushnell
Humorous Recitation "Rqgglises Christ;
mas D05 Miss Mary Dudley sa douglas "'ssin
Selection aeintn Polka" :............
Octo Banjo Club
% M:1s Ct dsass Melody
song 60 A the Arts the Wind e Ca. n
song-"Jessie, the Flower o. Dunblaue":.:
Miss Lizzie aafiasy. A'''
Aauf'' Professor s a. anyot Cameron.
song-"My Luve is Like the Red, Red
0 :Mr. wiiiiam Dennison. "''''
Hu% scn s Recisstion-rhe Wedding Of
sAon n' MS Mary dudley BUZZ sSSs'' 'a''.n-.
Vacquero Galop".
Octo Banjo Club.
sons-"Jock O. Hazeldean' Coy requesR9 x.
miss Lizzie & G.irney. 0 ~''
s s 49,, Erissssn E Bushnell: w.
Miss Fora Gladys Horiocker.
Misses aafiney and Horiocfer, Messrs. D;nnlson
and Bushnell.
Aud Lang Syne.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Concert company and audience.
sMr. Mckinley being tem p asd disabsd,
sends this gifted vocalist in his stead.
Concert at O'Clock. Grand March ct 1880.
The committee of arrangements are John W.
Thomson. John Hume. John Mackay. George
Wool. John g. Campbell, Alexander Wilson, An
drew Picken.
Reception COMMUNICATION Brown John Nc
Lauchlan, W. G. Mcintosh, Alexander DipgwaN,
Andrew Currie.
Uahers-Robert Pryde, David 1mrie, william
Connal.