| Show THE BARD OF BONNIE SCOTLAND Local Scots Do Honor to the Poet RobertBurns A General Good Time The name and memory of Ilol ert Burns the bard ot Donnl Scotland m ere honored by tile countrymen ot the illustrious Poet rA never before In Salt Lake last night Tho celebration was on the occasion of the anniversary of Burns birth was under the auspices of the Caledonian club and took place lit Chrl ensena hall Tho festivities were In the nature of banquet and ball and most enjoyable throughout David Henderson wan toastmaster and that Gentleman called upon Chief Mortal to deliver the speech of wcliomo which he dId In a happy style cOncludIng conclud-Ing with a tribute to the memory of the man In whome name they hall assembled as-sembled Clansman David Nolloon responded 10 the toast the Caldonlan Club In a manner that made every member of the organization i roud at InDavid David Governor Wells Is not a Scotchman hut 1 the Caledonians are all claiming him Inlay It was because the executive exec-utive delivered himself of the following response to the toast Utah Its nae frequent that a pulr Uta laidlo like mynel can set sic a gratin opportunity tae say a few wards tea that i alrt of a lads constltuencj hall In true 10nnl 1 Scotland It warms the cockles o mehalrttobe win estayci ally the bruw heeland lads and Isle for yo mind me o th Iuds and lassies las-sies no the helnd o mo Bill Words Uta When I read Ilka year aboot the gratin guld gatherins yere hn III wI yr Caledonian Im ower till to think that nol yere imlrt an parcel o the laun o the free and the aim 1 o the bmw and more csiayclallj arc jt pulrt and parcel all mo alit beanie Uta We welcomed > e to the hills and vales of our mountain halm for yo In recht weol yer lungs are fitted for our hcelands anal Your brawn and brain were built n purpose to aid In tile redemption re-demption o the ilajscrt whereby ou Page brush may bo made 10 blosom like the Scotch thistle I dlnnn think etc anlther folk for Ret Un thegllher and feaslln anti pitiful ml dan < ln biles P I the warld na the Scotch folk Im thlnl In twnl le a rare sight tae see sic a hooscful o Uta folk gathered thegit her V Scotland a doncln and Censtln and peakln braw word About their Initial boards Uta Mauny a time I Ive baird tell o the Seat love for his native heath and its kent tae a the world that one laddla free Dumfries wad lay doon his hoopla brow life and dee for nnlther ladJIo free Dumfries Sic a flute of Affairs dye kenle devotion tao ano anlther d yo ken Ic I anc no the graundest no bleat sentiments o the human hnlrt for does not the gold book say An it her commandment I glo unto yd that j e love anc anlther An In these days all olnmhrln for wealth and lower and place and the like o that Its a rare guilt sight tae see there cumpln besides miller and goold to Iraw us thcglther maun Im thlnkln the nicht vvhat iv noble xami le jc re scttln vvl jcr toasts n1 ongs ytr quips nnd ranks and > er Ittnnle gold laughs to the rlsln gen oralln < me nln fair Utn Itll U n proud I day tot her native sons and dochten when they gain the reputation fir leave and devotion to the laun o their birth that the Scots enjoy the day Mnjhop It will coom In time hell we niaek as nuch noise r the vvaHl kill the Scots 1 hn 1 dun nn 1 hid 1 as tans no tho map ns Scotland ha bided As for mynel I cnnnl think the si 1 les are < ny bluer or the grass ony rieenei I Scotland Scot-land than they arc I Utah tout I m tllnkln like doeferonce lies V I the fact that wove nne Ilobby Hums 19 writ verses ahoot them lion II II Ilolerta vvn the next speaker Pkt Govern Wells Thn layis 11 XIII I no claim to tieing a Scokblit 1 he waralwol I the heart of every Pcotchman present last night toy I his response to the toast Hot ert Hums It wan nu Aide and eloquent el-oquent presentation of tho virtues and abilities of the rent Poet The speaker speak-er said that Uurns mlllo l ilitnl ea In Ill 1 south lut tint ho coupctel then as far as possible 11 tits later life lie Plan n llIccr man he land r deep ItM n great clmraoter I1e laid hold of the heart of humanity Tint Is I whY he grcvvs In loiularlty will others Ara neglected 1 lie won a naturalist that Is unletWrwHl human nature nni he Ivan n moralist He wan one of the lest of pnachcrs ho wni profjunlly religious tout hill icllklm was not bounded by the lines nf Any rmiow creed Some nf him rom are the most beautiful and heart touching Iltno ever offered and other the mcit elo et quaent To surriame them hnly writ AvoulI i I Rove to IK mrIvd rllothe othe Inllcelln i fintlir or Ih c colnn OlIeIRt1 1 i it musical nnd ollllr electlor A riiilntetto composed ol Mr J T nmlnr T C Crawford Alex Crawf rl Jonathan Ita And Joseph White rendered Thr Moo n Ilrt Will n otll In I Kylr I nnl 11 p In tin Mornln EarlY 11 1 I 1 a < Icllon Wcrr oclfon npptiulrd Allps Cripple Ilivinon gang a rlealllg a rug unit Mut LftrtY recited Illue Charlie In n i Intnner much Appreciated Mr FIlI1k Bnlcr super it poll and John 11 McHkln recited Hall Ilough I man liar 1 nn orllnnl i oem h I y CHub Btowart n lI1emlr oC tho Caledonian Hub Mini Wlm e Tills recite the Money Murk after which lancing was Inlulgel I in for the remainder of the evening Only one fact In tiny way marif 1 the pleasure ot the oIIslon nlll that Wall the nl Once of tin club piper l the well known veteran W a Bunbnr 1 xprespl n s of eci 11 on account ot his Inallllty to ho 1 resent i wero heard on Fiat hand Th enrRble piper hahn ha-hn quit sfrloisly 111 for sometIme but his xpecdY restoration to health Is nndently hoped for by Caledonian Associates and the Public l alike |
