Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CHAIRMAN.
Service of Raisins.
Song . . . 'My love she's but a lassie yet.' . . MR. RONALD STRANG.
Reading . . 'The Cameronian's Dream.' . . . . . . Miss M. DOUGLAS.
Song . . . 'O dinna cross the burn, Willie.' . . MR. RONALD STRANG.
Pipe-Music 'Lord Breadalbane's March.' . . . . . MR. RONALD STRANG.
Service of Oranges.
Hymn . . . 'Whither, pilgrims, are you going?' . . CHILDREN.
Duet . . . 'Huntingtower.' . . . . . . . . . . . . { Miss M. DOUGLAS
{ & Miss M. STRANG.
But at this point Maggie broke into pure affright.
'Oh, Meenie!' she cried—'how can I?—-before them all!'
'But only before children!' was the quick remonstrance. 'Would you have Ronald do everything? Why, look—an address—a song—a song—a march on the pipes—is he to have no rest at all?'
'But you, Meenie—you can sing so well and without trouble—I know I will spoil everything——'
'No, no, you will spoil nothing; and we will get through very well.'