The Yale expositor., 1918-07-18
TWO DAYS OF SPORT.
Make Preparations to Come to Yale Both
Tuesday and Wednesday, August
9th and 7th.

TUESDAY anu wednesday, huSuSt
9th and 9TH.
Yale will put on holiday attire Aug.
9th and 7th, and all our citizens are In
vited to turn in and help the Caledon-
ian Association welcome its visitors at
its third annual celebration. AS there
has been no other "doings" in these
parts this season, and taking into con-
sideration the fact that the Red Cross
gets the benefit, everyone should be
present
The program begins at sharp 1000
o'clock Tuesday morning, Aug 9Th,
The opening number will be Scotch
pipes and dancing. This part of both
days program will be furnished by the
MacPhail entertainment bureau, of
Detroit, and we will have with us two
pipers, eight dancers, two singers and
pianist. These are the same people
who gave such entire satisfaction to
Yale folks last year. After an hour
of this work, the same length of time
will be devoted to athletic games, and
then comes dinner Everybody bring
baskets and picnic in the park.
At one o'clock sharp the MacPhails
occupy the boards and for a solid hour
the lads and lassies will pipe and dance
and Miss Jessie Scott, Canada's own
contralto, will sing some of the old
time Scotch melodies. There will also
be some Patrioting singing. followed
by au address by Gov. A. E. Sleeper.
Commencing at 800 o'clock there
will be more music by the pipes and
dancing, also Scotch aud Patriotic
songs. Then comes fast base ball
game-Y Yale vs. Peck. At 500 O'Clock
procession will be formed for uptown,
headed by the pipers and the Yale
Band, and the Boy Scouts will give an
exhibition drill on Main street.
In the evening the big Scotch con-
cert will be held at the Auditorium at
7:30 sharp. This feature Of the cele-
bration is one OF the big events, and
you should secure your tickets early as
there's going to be big crowd. In
quire at the business places for your
tickets. Admission, adults 35c; child
rem 25c. Reserved seats on sale at
Hennessy's drug store, Thursday, Aug.
lst, at Z p. m. Parties from out of the
city wishing seats held for them can
have them by sending amount to the
secretary of Caledonian Association.
On Wednesday morning the program
will start at $50 and the forenoon will
he devoted to Scotch piping and dano-
ing, Scotch and Patriotic singing and
athletic games.
You are invited to bring your bas-
kets this day, too, and have picnic
dinner in our cool shady park.
In the afternoon mixed program
will be staged. Scotch piping, dancing
and singing, Patriotic songs, tug-Of-
war, contests of different kinds, and a
ball game between the business men
of Yale and the business men of Brown
City. "Doo' Campbell will chaperone
the visiting team and "Bill" Learmont
will be in charge of the Yale division,
In fact our manager is taking q special
mail order course this week. One of
the most interesting features of this
game Is the fact that each player will
pitch an innings and you will be able
to see in one ball game three distinct
kinds of ball playing good, bad and
indifferent.
There will be many big special at
fractions, the planes from Selfridge
Fields being the biggest one.
In the evening Manager Barr, of the
Auditorium, will give one of his popu-
lar dancing parties to which the public
is cordially invited. Music will be
furnished by the McKanlass orchestra
Admission to park each day will be
35c for adults and Csc for children. Gel
a ticket and tie it on your person and
you can go IN and out the park as often
as you wish.
Plan to attend, and besides getting
the worth of your money you will be-
helping the Red Cross, for that society
gets every penny above expenses.