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St. Andrews Ball Is at Maketewah! Opening a PDF 2 *Schedule of Events 2 Veryone Aspires to Have at Least Black William 3 a Little Fun and Play in Their Life Make Your Plans for the Fall Meeting, Oct 14th! Mark Your Calendar for St. Andrews!!! ISSUE 13 / FALL ’11 Bill Parsons, Editor 6504 Shadewater Drive Hilliard, OH 43026 513-476-1112 [email protected] THE NEWSLETTER OF THE CALEDONIAN SOCIETY OF CINCINNATI In This Issue: St. X is at Maketewha 1 St. Andrews Ball Is At Maketewah! Opening a PDF 2 *Schedule of Events 2 veryone aspires to have at least Black WIlliam 3 a little fun and play in their life. CSHD 3 EAt Maketewah, it’s members Cinti Highld Dancers 3 and guests have a place that lets them do just that — play through life. Stirling Reopens 4 Maketewah is one of the premiere *Resource List 4 private country clubs in the Midwest. Out of the Sporran 5 Founded in 1910, it’s stately and Scotch on the Rockz 6-19 elegant clubhouse was completed *Email PDF Issue only 7-19* in 1930 and serves as the social center for Maketewah’s outgoing and Band/Marching Units 14* supportive membership. Maketewah takes pride in exceeding guests’ expectations not only in golf, but also in providing a unique dining experience. Guests PAY YOUR DUES! can enjoy a variety of dining options Don’t forget to pay your current at the club, from fine dining to dues. While you’re at it convert to luncheons and more casual dinners. the cyber Gazette, let Robert know. You will find the same impeccable The Caledonian Society of Cincinnati, service and fresh, delicious cuisine Robert Reid, Corspd. Secretary throughout the club. 6052 Delicious Asha Ct The Executive Chef, Rachel and flourish to an evening bedecked Maketewah is one of Loveland OH 45140 Hostiuck, plans a variety of seasonal in Scottish pagentry. The Grand the oldest Gountry dinner events designed to give club Ballroom area will be alight with the Clubs in the Cincinnati If you have any questions area. Saint Andrew’s members a beautifully convenient spirits of Rob Roy, Robert the Bruce, please contact Robert Reid at: Ball will occur in the and Prince Charlie Across the Water. 444-4920 or place to enjoy the holidays. And, an Maketewah Ballroom [email protected] intimate and private dinner at the As the great room comes alive, on November 26th. club is the perfect way to celebrate symbols of heraldry and flags of the special occasions. A vintage- clans will bedeck the room. rich wine cellar is stocked with After a hearty meal, dance, some of the finest wines available entertainment and Scottish culture and provides members with the will ensue. From bagpipes, highland Issue Deadlines dance, country dance, and modern If you have something you want to opportunity to try a selection of ballroom dancing this evenings will put in The Gazette, your materials varietals from around the world. be unforgettable. We will lift a cup of must be received by: Their Dining Services Managers, kindness then, as in days gone by. will cater to all your needs as its By contacting Jesse and Billie Winter December 1st professional wait staff provides flawless service. Andrews now you can find out more about this yearly climax of We solicit any and This year's Saint Andrew's Formal our Scottish Community. Look for all articles about the Ball is to be held here this November invitations in October, and think of Scottish Culture and 26th. 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This article is from http:// • Internet Explorer 5.2.3 or Netscape 7.1 www.eduplace.com/pdf.html n The 2011 Caledonian Calendar Sep 10-11 Columbus IN Highland Games www.scottishfestival.org Sep 10 Ligonier PA Highland Games www.ligonierhighlandgames.org Sep 23-25 Cincinnati Celtic Festival, Fountain Square www.ligonierhighlandgames.org Oct 14 Fall Meeting - Maketewah Country Club www.caledoniansociety.org Oct 22 Murray Highland Festival, Murray KY www.wkyhighlandfestival.com Nov 26 St. Andrews Ball, Maketewah Country Club www.caledoniansociety.org 2012 2 2012 Annual General Meeting—Members www.caledoniansociety.org May 12 Kentucky Scottish Weekend, Carrollton, KY www.kyscottishweekend.org 2011 Falling fifty pound leaf??? FALL I really need a Meeting good dram! Friday, Oct 14, 2011 @ 6:30 pm in The Legends Room at Maketewah Buffet dinner, Coffee, Tea, and Soft Drinks. Cash Bar is available. An Entertaining Program is planned. Come and Bring a Friend! Have an Autumnal Experience!!!! $30.00 per Person For directions go to http://www.maketewah.com/directions.html Please complete this reservation form, remove, and return it with your check (Made out to the Caledonian Society of Cincinnati), prior to August 15th to: Billie and Jesse Andrews, Caledonian Society, 6910 Bridgetown Road, Mack, OH 45248. You may call them at 513-574-2969 for further information. Name: ___________________________________________ Phone: _______________________ Number of adults (__) x $30.00: $___________ Total Amount of Check: $___________ William de Soulis—A Halloween Treat... Black William of the Red Caps hichever way you look at him loathed by all. Stories began to gathered, and de Soulis was about to it, William de Soulis seems circulate that he practiced the Black be lynched when Alexander Armstrong, Wto have been an unpleasant Arts, kidnapping local children and Laird of Mangerton, advised de Soulis man. Stories combine deeply evil using their blood in dark rituals at to return to his castle. De Soulis was deeds, supernatural horror, and an Hermitage. During these rituals, de far from grateful, instead developed a especially gruesome but fitting ends Soulis would summon monsterous, hatred for someone who was his social for the villain.
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