GAELIC SOCIETY
The monthly meeting of the Gaelic Society was held last evening, when a full attendance was presided over by the chief (Mr Dugald M'Pherson). The programme presented was of a varied character, and elicited the warm approval of the audience. The following contributed to the evening’s raent: —Mr Dan Matheson, Gaelic song, 1 An Teid Thu Leam a Ribhcin og ; Mrs Ward, ‘ Coming Through the ailc * * -Lock Lomond ’; Mr Dan Matheson, jun., '’S Toigh Leam Thu a Chiobair’ and ‘Hi Ore ’s na Hovo iMle Miss Flynn, ‘ Somewhere a Voice is Calling ’ and ‘ The Long, Long Trail *Mr M'Boath, ‘Hi Neanachd ’ and Ma Mhari Lurach ’; Mr J. D Cameron, ‘Mary of Argyle ’ and ‘Jessie, the Flower of Dunblane ’; Master Willie M‘Kenzie, Highland fling; Miss Dot hiynn, recitations, ‘ Spotty 5 and ‘The Green Eye of the Yellow God ’; Mr M Lean, ‘My Ain. Kind Dearie ’: Mr Kennedy, Gaelic song; Mr Eagar, ‘Cam’. Ye By Athol’ and ‘Annie Launo;’ Piper Allister M'Donald supplied the national music. •^? 10 .r Usual hour’s dancing followed, W!th Mr Alex. M‘Kenzie as M.C.
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Evening Star, Issue 16467, 4 July 1917, Page 7
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178GAELIC SOCIETY Evening Star, Issue 16467, 4 July 1917, Page 7
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