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... Wilson acted as M.C., music being played by the Grange Band. The whist winners were:—Ladies —l, Mrs J. Bryce; 2, Mrs D. L. Macgregor; 3, Mrs D. White; 4, Mrs W. Forbes. Ladies playing as gents], Mrs Cuthill; 2, Mrs C. Walker. Gentlemen-1, Mr Alex. Norrie; ...
... desire re-election meantime, thanked the members for their encouragement, help, and loyalty during her period of office. Lady Macgregor, Lochearnhead. voiced the federation's appreciation of Mrs Fair weather's long devotion to its interests and asked that vote ...
... Artisan. BURNSIDE 69—K. Walker, Royal Burgess. 70—G. Shaw, Haggs Cu.tle 70—S. Bulngwoo(r. Dunbar. 70—B. Smith, Hamilton. 70—A. Mathers, Elie Golf House. 71—D. Carrick, Douglas Park. 71—P. Deeble, Alnwick. 72—J. Kinloch, Cardross. 72—C. Cairnie, Monifieth. 72—C ...
... (at Newport)—E. Coventry; E. M'Gregor and M. Gillies; A. N. Other, B. Stewart, and Kininmonth; M. Middleton, M. Walker, S. MacGregor, E. Roberts, and Mrs Edwards. morgan ACADEMY F.P. (LADIES) (at Morgan Grounds at 2.301-1. Beat,son; E. Abbot and J. Homing; ...
... b Berkley, a j_K Johnston, c Giant, b do., .. M 800 MacGmgcr, lbw, b Mather, .. 0 F. W. BUwthome, c Simon, b do., .. * 4 J:tSJsat^ 3r - a ' v ' bßwU^ t ▼. M. Laadale, b Mather, .. £ F. C. M. Hutchi__on, run oat, J. IS. Howden, ran out, .. a -J. Marsh ...
... their support during her five years' term of office, and added that they had been a harmonious and industrious body. Lady Macgregor, Lochearnhead, expressing regret Mrs Fairweather's decision, returned thanks, in the name of the federation, for her long ...
... sent in the neatest, correct entries: SCHOOLGIRL'S COMPANION—Jenny Cowie, 36 Dundonald St., Dundee. DRESSMAKING SET—Aline MacGregor, Schoolhouse, Balbeggie, Perth. EMBROIDERY SET—Nancy Peebles, Pickletillum, By Leuchars. MATHS. SET — James Lamond, 32 Manor ...
... Miss M. Stewart and Mr F. Stewart, 32; 2 Miss M. Mather and Mr G. Henderson, 26; 3 (tie) Miss A. Scott and Mr H. Edwards, 25; Miss C. Henderson and Mr W. J. Wallace, 25; 5 Miss Kftrr and 'Mr A. Mather, 23; 6 (tie) Misa I. Robson and Mr F. Robson, 21; ...
... Friends omitted and wishing to attend please meet cortege at cemetery gate at 1 p.m. MACGREGOR.—Suddenly at 63 Noran Avenue, Dundee, on 30th August, John MacGregor, beloved husband Ada Davidson. Funeral on Friday at o'clock. Friends wishing attend meet ...
... Leslie, Kilconquhar: Mr and Miss Milne; Messrs and Miss MacLnnt, Inchpi vie; Miss MacGrefOf: and Mrs Mathers- Mr M'Conrt: Mr Melville; Messrs and Miss MacGregor; Mr J. Melville; Dr and Mrs Mac Lean; Mr Mac- Glashan: Miss Mowat, Leven. Mr W. Marr: Miss Mackenzie: ...
... 1., on 27th April, Mr and Mrs David Ross (nee Sadie Foreman), Tullideph Street. Dundee —a son. Marriages DUNCAN-JACK.—At Mathers' Hot«i, Dundee, on 28th April, 1938, th* Rev. W. T. Smellie, 0.8. E., SLA., George G. Duncan, son the lata George Duncan, ...
... J. M. Tawse, son. WIEBON.—At Bot.liwell Terrace, Broughty the September, the wife James of a son. MARRIAGES. FOX—JAPP.—At Mathers' Hotel, 1911, by the Her. A. R. Gibson, Parish 1 Carnoustie, Andrew Fox, to Bessie, dans' 11 the late Wm. Japp. A E—KEITH ...