CALEDONIAN SOCIETY

Waikato Times, Volume 124, Issue 20732, 16 February 1939, Page 4

CALEDONIAN SOCIETY

BURNS NIGHT Characteristic of a trim Scottish gathering with cairngorms flashing, the vivid tartans of swinging kilts and the stirring skirl of the pipes, “ Burns Night,” held by the Cambridge Caledonian Society at the Town Hall, proved a successful function for Die large crowd present. Visitors came from far and near, and many clans were represented in the gathering. During supper, complete with traditional haggis, Chief J. A. Wallace proposed the toast of “The Lassies,” who were responsible for this important side of the function. Among those present were:—Mesdames Edgar James, J. D. Wallace. F. Kingsford. W. A. Fisher, C. H. Maisey, Miller. T. F. Richards, M. Burns, H. Webb, J. Kidd, Watson. Cox (Auckland), Hinton (Te Aroha), F. H. Anderson, R. Diggory (Auckland), Goodwin, Roots (Auckland), M. Rattray (Otahuhu), H. McCathie, Richardson (Hamilton), W. C. Wallace, Mossman (Te Aroha), Stuart Auckland), D. Ellison, E. Dunning (Hamilton), S. D. Low, F. Ray, ,J. Kerr, Robin Ferguson, Williams, J. Dunning. Dees (Auckland), E. Nickle, T. Wallace, Ivor (Auckland), C. Bruce, Hamling (Auckland), C. Scott, J. M. Scott, T. H. Wallace, R. Hughes, White, W. Smillie, H. W. Hitchcock. Misses V. Ellison (Hamilton), A. Anderson, Joan Hardy, 0. Marshall, Jean Gudex (Hamilton),. N. Ogilvy, E. Burns, Nora Reese, Anne Duncan (Hamilton), -Nancie Wallace, Quai-trou-gh, Sheila Richardson, Mona Maisey, Gwen Nickle, Jean Wallace, Eileen Wallace, W. Gemmill (Auckland), Sybil Wallace, Me-Candlish, Agnes Wallace, J. Watson, Campbell, Barbara Gane, May Wallace, V. White, Mary Webb, June Maisey, Margaret Wallace, Faye Nickle, Margaret Mc-Cathie, Lily Bone.