Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-27
INHoNoR OF RURNs.

Annual Celebration
Of the New Haven Caledonian Club
In Honor OF Scotland,s sweet Singer |
Miss Lizzie @. GaGney and Mr..
Ericsson Bushnell Among the Solo, |
1sts-The Concert Followed BY
Ball, |
&c. "Hen be a credit to us a.,
Well be proud Of Robin"
The twenty-fourth annual celebration OF
the New Haven Caledonisn club was held
at Warner hall last evening and WAS at
tended by an immense assembiage OF Peo-
pie. Every inch of available space in the
entire hall was occupied. Nor were those
present disappointed in the excellsncs of
the entertainment rendered. It opened
with an overture by Sutherlsnd's Elm City
orchestra, 1.-THE Passing Regiment" by
Aronson. Hon. David Torrance followed
with the opening address, after which Mr..
Ericsson F. Bushnell sang the old Scotch
melody 'Scots@wha' haze" in an excellent
manner, winning rounds of hearty spplsuse.
Miss Mary Dudley Burk followed with q
mas Dinner" which did her great credit.
The Octo Banjo club then played the
'Hyacinth Polka" excellently and Miss
Fora Gladys Hoerlocker then Gang 'The
Maid of Dundee" to the great pleasure of
all who listened to her. Mr.. William
Dennison then sang "O' A. the Arts the
Wind Can Blaw." Mr. Mckinley being
temporarily disabled sent this gifted
vocalist in his place. Miss Lizzie @. Gaff-
ney sang "Jessie, the Flower of Dun
blame" Miss Gsffuey was given q right
royal reception, as she always is when
she visits this city. It was great pleas
ure to all who heard again her beautiful
voice. Professor A. Guyot Cameron of
Yale university then gave an admirable
address on "Robert Burns"
The remainder of the program was as
follows:
song-"My Luve is Like the Red, Red
:Mr william Dsnni:on ;.'o'd Melody
Hu% eocD Rssissti0nrhe Welding Of
puet-.rbe F Fssa Maay Dudley bnrk. e.,us.
Misses Carney and Ho.iocker.
selection-"Ei V SEQ ssas Sa Gpn
sons-"Jock O. Hazeldean" (by request9; .
'...'. Miss Lizzie c a.ifasy: = Old Melody
son*as l Hriess s,nfs. Bushnell: Tour
Miss Fora Gladys Horlocker.
Misses aafrney and Horiocfsr, Messrs. D;nnlso1
and Bushnell.
Concert company and audience ;iisis;'''
Mr Mckinley being dfsabsd
sends this gifted vocalist In his stead.
After the close of the concert the foo
was cleared and dancing was INDUCED IL
by the younger contingent until late hou
this morning. The grand march was Lex
| by Chief Harry Gum and Mrs. Gum
| First Chieftain Robert Pryde sne Mrs
Steele, Third Chieftain Charles Menzle,
and Miss Flora MasLauchlan. Fourth Chief
tain John Hume and Miss Hunter. Amonl
those present were: Miss Ida futile, Mis-
Jennie Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Georgia Lit
ney. Miss Common, Stuart Reynolds. Ed
ward Geary. James Gesry, Albert Lock
Grace Kelsey of West Haven, Mics susi
Kinner, Miss L. B. Henderson O
Hartford, Miss Nellie CLARK, Mrs
T. P. Gillispie, Miss Gillespie, Mis-
Ellen Harper, Miss Lizzie Brown
Mics Olive Reeves, Mrs. George Wallace
Mrs. George N. Andrews, Mrs. E. N. Ca,
rington, Mrs. Meikle, Mr.. and Mrs. Lal
kin, Mr.. and Mrs. Oldham, Joseph Con
molly, fatrolman Gibson, Miss Lula Glib
| son, MICS annie Bone, ME-. and Mrs. leaa
Wadsworth of West Haven, Mr.. and Mr.
| A. Kelsey Jones, Miss Belcher and MI
Bryant.
The committee of arrangements wei
John W. Thomson. John Hume, job
kacksy, George Wood, John q. Campbell
Alexander Wilson and Andrew Picken.
The reception committee were job
Brown, John McLsuchlsn, W. G. MoIntosl
Alexander Dingawall and Andrew Curri
The uahers were Robert Pryde, Davi
Imrie and William Connal.
A New Pastor Called.
ANsoN1A, Jan. 26.-The Rev. W. E. NJ
MILAN of Milo d has been called to tt
passionate CT the Methodist church in Sc
mour to fill the vacancy caused by the re
ignation of the present pastor, Rev. ].
Holmes, who has been pastor Of the chure
for many years.