The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-01-26

Th0 IHU ".I American .uHaus.
Scotland mr. standard and UHO H1-
nuH r.rIfHr. HaF. and Jorge pore
taIt oI nohH. Burns wore conspicuous
bob NaN,r.. HU nH night 700 Che
scottish TU.I. CIub's celebration of
the birth OFF He poet of the people.
"tHo Spokesman ui nature" Scothnd's
beloved La.H
Some l50 m.. ranged along Zoe great
tables many were the distinguished
faces noted and all were happy Tho
program of entertainment was most
happily executed list of pleasures and
great credit Is due the committee ON
selection and arrangements. Every
Scot who could get there was present
and the ar was heathery with the
highland as Well as the lowland ace
cents. Those of immediate Scotch
descent were looked upon with the add
miring eyes of those who had 20 trace
their Scotch antecedonts by their great
grandfather cousins auut-in-law.
once or twice removed. 1t was a great
hearted gathering, a brave array. a
bonnie sight and the congregation roar
ed out Good Save the King" and My
Country 'Tis of Thee" with equal
gusto.
Chief j. G.. McGiu, chairman. started
the ball rolling with remarks made
the more appropriate by the burr in
his voice He got the first applause
and deserved it. Piper Fraser march
q ed i'm with the bagppe and such music
as made every drop Of Scotch blood
Jingle. Then d. w. Anderson sang
There was a lad was born in Kyle.
and he can sing, too, as everybody who
ever heard him knows full well.
Dominic Alexander Macintosh Ohe
! name tells the story responded nobly
to the toast The Immortal Memory OF
Robert Burns" After delightng the
audience with his eloquence he read
Z some verses by Frank Godfrey.
G. f. Edmund sang "The March o
D the Cameron Men" This was encoreC
and therefore doubly enjoyed. De
putty Attorney General NJ F. Prossei
I'm his usual bright, crispy style res
a pended to the toast "The President o.
the United States"
q James A. Wilder sang a rouser con
d corning the good old times when wv,
D fit for General Grant" and he respond
e ed to the thunderous applause with /;
Sermon" so delightfully."- funny tina
the house could have listened to it al
e night He later sang Patrick Nc
s Kenna" to the Queens taste.
5 r. j. Buckley's violin selection an,
z c. G.. Livingstone's song "The Land q
4 the Leaf were well received. Living
7 stones voice is very sympathetic. r
. Cation got off lot Of sparkling wi
= responding to "The Land o. Burns.
y He described a review of troops b!
= the King he had witnessed in Edin
e burgh in 1905 and gave some delight
full touches in a description of the i'm
: mediate region in which Burns spen
d his life
Then Piper Fraser had the floor again
e. the floor and the roof, too, for tn
= noise he made. Messrs. Rowland
il Livingstone and Edmunds sang togeth
o er to the joy of all and Chris Jenkin
e followed with a song excellently rem
t. dered. The congregation rising SAM
70 God Save the King" till the table
d shook
Il u. s. District Attorney r w. Brec
T. kons being absent Secretary of tn
= Territory A.. l.. c. Atkinson was call
70 ed to respond to The Land We Liz
% IN" Jack" made good, all right, an
- had the tables i'm nuemrous roars q
- spontaneous laughter Clifford Kim
ball and Livingstone followed wit
solos and Fraser once more Rugged tn
bagpipe.
= Judge Stanley spoke for 1.-THE Bar
a. He knew what bar was meant anC
le though he could not pronounce tn
ID word Burns" proved that the absenc
ie of the accent did not interfere with
g ripping flow of jolly and breezy wit
s. c. e. Edmunds sung ALTON Water
the audience mixing it with the rigt
J. proportion of Scotch. ArIerson cam
Of on with the recitation Tam O. Shar
is ter for which he is justly famous an
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A. ARE COMING HERE.
Id Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Coburn Turne
r accompanied by the latters sister, Mr.
re Lucia Burnett, sailed on Saturday Il
l Honolulu, where they expect to pas
several months While they are al
IS sent, Mrs. Charles Wellington Ran
/ will occupy their home on West Wasl
Iy ington street.-Los Angeles Times
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