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A HIGHLAND (REVIVAL.

KING AND QUEEN AT THE BRAEMAR GATHERING,

the

HONGKONG HOTEL THEATRE

TEA DANCE

BRAEMAR, September 4th. The glories of the famous gathering bere have been revived to-day in their beautiful Highland setting, and with the stirring and picturesque custos, in the

Queen and MOB presence of the King Eers of the Royal

family.

Since the war Ten Dance will be held on quietude of this lovely countryside has never been broken. The

broke out the

men went away from the villages and the THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30th,

adventure,"

glens out inco

"and

great and patriotic tucked away anid

From 4.30 to

7 p.m.

By kind permission of Mr

the solitude of the immemorial hills. Highland bearts,

beating forth to the fears and anx

anxieties of those testing years, sited

music of the pipes may have been plaintive or martial

martial, but to-day the skirt of triumph filled the air.

The Edgar Warwick, Miss Vera Fain restoration of the historic gathering in and Mr. Steve Lawrie will give an

unprecedented circles of the

the un

been done in fashion which makes the

event

meeting in more ways than exhibition of fancy dancing,. Buch, I am assured, has there been

n

Barecord mice Never,

and the interest created by

the revival has cast its net widely, and including the "Jazz Dance."

spectators came in

not

from:

everywhere in the immediate district, but | from Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, and

Entrance to Dance Room,

Glasgow. The war deprived the Braemar including Tea, $2 per head. Highland Society of a tion, and it was an

celebra Century nuspicious start for

the new series of that, which will

date from this time, today's reunion has met with an outstanding success

Never has Deeside been so popular es this season. It is being discovered and rediscovered. Its beauties can scarce find an adequate pen. This village. in which the centuries met to-day rests in a cradle among the hills, the Clunie Burn tumbling down to the Dee from under its main street. The little place reaches its climax of act in this annual occasion.

activity

From

an early bour this morning the invasion of the village from all the airts set in. Before the mist had lifted from the hills. we heard the hoot of the first motor-born, and for hours all kinds of conveyances led into the village. Never for a minute was the dust allowed to settle on

the white If you can

roads.

Pro the set down by Die the

you have a

comparable picture. The farm cart, the omnibus in which passengers sat with the

J. E. TAGGART, Manager.

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WISEMAN, LTD.

TEA DANCE.

To-morrow

(Thursday), October 30th.

luggage on the roof, and the luxurious Dance Tickets 50 Cents each. motor were all in this mixed procession, and when it was at its beight it made a long winding stretch. with only incbes separating the vehicles. Long

before noon people had taken their places at the Princess Royal Park The Royal pavilion was draped in crimson cloth and festoon- ed with heather and rowane,

+

un-

GATHERING OF THE CLASS. The skirl of the pipes was a prelude to the gathering of the clans, an rivalled feature of this famous meeting. Out of

of the roads. from among the hills came the Balmoral men, the Duffs and the Farquharsons. Ther might have walked straight out of history, for they conjured ap incidents and scenes of a younger Scotland; like the

the years seemed rolled away The Balmoral men, in Royal Stuart tartan kilts, wear- ing in their Highland bonnets the cak leaves and thistle, and carrying their

morning mists.

Lochaber axes, were a picturesque

pany They

were commanded by

to the factorship of the Balmoral

Captain Ramsay

was at Gallipoli with the Scottish Horse, and W3 wounded. In his ranks to-day were old men and

Douglas Hamsay, who has now

young."

One veteran, Mr. John Smith, 8 years

has not so

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Bicamer

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Arrived Hongkong on October 25th, 1919.

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FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND

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and one of the oldest retainers on the

Consignees of Cargo by the above-named Royal estate. Mr. C. Mackintosh, whoal are hereby informed that their goods are carried the standard,

long an association with the games, being landed sad placed AT THEIR 2x in the goes back to the early seventies. The Far quharson men frem Invercauld, with their bared swords and their clan

badge of were under the command of Major

pikes and

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The Duf Highlanders bravely carried their long

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accordance with the marching down the

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was one which the memory will loaz hold.dowas for azamination by the Consignees, and It was staged on historic ground, for near the Company's Surreyors, Mers, GODDARD here the Earl of Mar raised the famous Douglas, st 10 M. on MONDAYS and standard of rebellion. The story has it that the plan was camouflaged by a sup posed stag hunt; the men gathered for the ostensible purpose of the hunt, and took their places under the Earl's

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TJISÄLAK three o'clock the red-coated outriders of

picture. Her Majesty was dressed a light grey gaberdine costume, TIPANAS Majesties and the members of their with halder, wrap of ostrich feathers family had a tremendous ovation.

Cheers and a blue toque.. Princess Mary was of real Highland heartiness гапи out in grey, ut a rather deeper shade,

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hat of silk, with times. The King and Queen, who, with Barrow wreathing of Princess Mary and the Duke of Con- and had an ermine scarf.

f. The Princes Laught, occupied the first carriage, were, Raval had a skirt of Duff tartan and a

Princess Royalping out, greeted by

cess navy blue jacket and black hat, with up- exchange of standing grey wings in frost, and the in Princess Maud, wearing a similar skirt,

the Royal equipage swung into view, and PPy lamon, the Royal party made a

salutations.

Was

and there was by Royal I had a bottle green jacket and a cerise hat,

tadress

with a Stuart tartan. Immediately on entering with wings of the same hue. the pavilion be deffed his Highland cloak, and he, and the Duke of Connaught

After the arrival of the Royal party. then the clansmen marched round the park, the chatted together on the greas bank out- side, Prince Albert and Prince George Duffs and the Farquharsons, to the stir- Balmoral men leading, followed by the were also in Highland garb, the former.

The games wearing & Balacral cap and the latter & music of the pipca Glengarry, while Prince Henry

which then WOTO B

procceded, were watched with lounge suit with bowler hat. The King the Royal pavilion. A remarkable range

the closest interest by all the occupants and his sons looked exceedingly well, their faces browned by the fine air of the moc-entrants.

of ages was presented in the list of There were races and dances lands and the bill.

The Royal family have been making the for younger generation, as well as for

And the most of their stay in their Deeside home made up the rivalry of more strenuous and stalwart kilted figures who The young Princes accompany their father

events

of

in talking parties, and are keen in pur- Their Majesties and their party drova suit of the sport, and, each of them bas had success with the gun. The Queen and away at 4.30 amid another demonstration Princess Mary, who appeared in excellent not mar. The Royal family were of enthusiaan, which a fall of rain did bealth, also

and Queen and the The Queen. spends plea- evidently sant days among the quiet of the hills, bre

to bye

in the gathering the greatest intercat other members of

and takes pleasure in calling upon

the

pleased

and they smiled a crowd as

went, Cheers

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