The Yale expositor., 1918-08-01
DAE YE KEN, SANDY?


Twa Days to Hear the MacPhails Scurl
the Pipes and See the Wee Lassies
Dance to their Tunes.
Hoot Mon Next Tuesday and Wed.
nesday are the days for the gathering
of the Clans. All roads will lead to
Yale on these days, and the Caledon-
and father in this locality to forget
their cares for few hours and bundle
up the BARNS and bring them TO our
big celebration. Come early in the
morning and picnic in our beautiful
grove. There is plenty of shade and a
we'll of pure, cold water. And for any
one so inclined we will say there is no
better place in the state than this well
for your "wee doch and doris"
There1l be lots of good, clean enter
tainment, and there won't be dull
moment throughout the two days.
OF course at any Caledonian celebra-
tion the bagpipes and Scotch dancing
plays an important part. After the
appearance of the MacPhail Troupe
last year it was decided that it was
useless to look farther-that as enter
tainers they couldn't be beat. So they
were engaged again for this year.
The members of this organization
who will appear in Yale next week are
Duncan MaoPhail and Norman Fraser,
pipers; Annetta MacDougall, Helen
Allan, Donelda Mcleod, Catherine Me-
Leod, Frances Mccormick, Mildred
Whitley, Viola Vigar and Margaret
Vigar, dancers; Miss Jessie Scott, Can
ada's Own Contralto, in Scotch and
patriotic songs; Miss Glenys Rose,
pianist Surely with bunch of en-
tertainers this size you will be more
than pleased.
You will have an opportunity to hear
good patriotic address. And there
will be a base ball game and athletic
sports each day.
Weather permitting, we will have a
plane or planes from Selfridge Field
each afternoon.
The big concert Tuesday evening
will be worth coming miles to attend.
There will be a number of home talent
specialties in connection with the reg
ular Scotch program.
Then there will be music each day
by the Yale band. Surely this will be
program enough to suit.
AT five o'clock Tuesday afternoon
procession will be formed for uptown,
headed by the pipers and dancers and
the Yale Band, where the Boy Scouts
will give an exhibition drill on Main
street.
Oh, say We nearly forgot to men,
ton the dancing. After the concert
at the Auditorium the floor will be
cleared and you can shake foot" to
your hearts content And for We'd
nesday evening Manager Barr invites
the public to one of his popular dane
ing parties at the same place. Music
will be furnished by McKanlass or.
chestra of Port Huron.
The price of admission each day is
35c for adults and 25c for children
under IL years. The admission price
for family of five parents and three
minor children) will be 81. Larger
families will be given low rates.
The price for concert tickets will be
35c for adults and 25c for children.
Reserved seats, which will be 15c extra
will be on sale at Hennessy's drug store
on Thursday evening, Aug lst, at 700
o'clock p. m.
Any of our soldier or sailor boys who
are home on furlough next week are
invited to the celebration as guests of
honor And be sure to remember that
your money is no good.
Bear the dates in mind-Aug. 9Th
and 7th and begin planning now to
attend. The Red Cross gets the bene-
ft, every cent above actual expenses
going to that worthy cause.
The following committees have been
appointed:
Athletics and ball games Orrin Lane,
George Stableford, Jay Munroe, Jas.
Wallace, Dolph Andreae, Chas. Jacobs.
Grounds-Bee Monday, Aug. 9th
Reception committee-Rey. Geach,
Mayor Thos. u. Wharton, Harry A.
Williams, FIR. Melting.
Tickets-Henry z. Dinner, Jas. II.
Moore, Amos Sischo.