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YACHT • AILSA CRAIG JAMES C'R A IG 556 West -34th Street New York 2 COMMI TTEES GENERAL GAME S COMMITT EE Pa st Chief Bryce Martin, Clan MacDonald, No. 33, Chairman Past Chief Charles Patte rson, Clan MacDuff, No. 81, Vice-Chairman Past Chief William Da vidson, Clan MacDouald , No. 33, Secretary Clansman F enwick W. Rit chie, Clan MacDonald, No. 33, Assistant Secretary Pa st Royal Deputy W . B. Simpson, Clan MacKenzie, No. 29, Tr easurer Clansman J ohn Kirk, Clan MacKenzie, No . 29 Pa st Chief David Warnock, Clan MacKenzie,No. 29 Clansman Henry Dunn, Clan MacKenzie, No. 29 Clansman Hobert Lumsden, Clan MacDonald, No. 33 P ast Chief Alexander Carnah an, Clan Forbes. No. 52 ClansmanAl exander Carnahan, J r. ,Clan Forbes, No. 52 Past Chief Andrew McCutchan, Clan Forbes, No. 52 'Chief William A . Hay, Clan Drummond,No. 62 Clansman Alexander R . Rogers. Clan Dr ummond, No. 62 Clansman George Kil oh, Clan Dru mmond, No. 62 Clansman Alexander Davidson, Clan MacDuff, No. 81 Clansman J ames Grant, Clan MacDuff, No . 81 P ast Royal Deput y Jam es Kennedy , Clan MacDuff. No. 81 Clansman Oliver Scott, Clan MacGregor, No. 106 Clansman Henry Scott, Clan MacGregor, No. 106 Past Chief Alexand er Br uce, Clan MacGregor, No. 106 Clansman Woo. J ackson, Olau MacGregor, No. 106 Chief J ohn Conua l, Clan Graham, N o. 142 P ast Chief Alexander Smith, Claa Graham,No. 142 Clansman David \Vinton, Clan Graham , No . 142 Clansman William Mitchell. Clan Graham, No. 142 Chief W. W.Smith,Clan Bruce, No. 180 Clansman Samue l F air weath er, Clan Bruce, No. 180 Clansman George Dodd s, Clan Bruc e, No. 180 EVENTS COMMITTEE Clansma n Sam '! Fairwe ath er Clansman Wm . J ackson Clansman David War nock Chief W. A. Hay J ames Grant William Mitchell Pas t Chief A. Carnahan , Sr. Rob't Lumsden RECEPTIO N COMMITT EE Clansman Oliver Scott Clansman Jo hn Kirk Chief Jo hn Oonnal Alex. R. Rogers W. W.Smilh MUSIC COMMITTEE Past Chief Charles Patterson Pa st Chief David Warn ock P ast Chief A . McCutcha n P . R. Depu ty J as. Kennedy ' PR INTING . PRESS AND ADVERTISING COMmTTEE P . R. Depu ty Ja s. Kennedy Clansman A. Carnaha n, Jr. P ast Chief Alexand er Smith ' Clans man Alex . R. Roger s Jo hn Kirk Clansman F . W.Ritchie .. Oliver Scott Chief W. W . Smith PRIZE COMmTTEE Pas t Chief Bry ce Marti n Past Chief Wm . Davi dson I FLOOR MANAGERS Clansman Alex. Devtdeca Clansman George Dodds BOWLING COMmTTEE Clansman J ames Stewart Clansman Wm . McDonald FOOT BALL REFEREE Mr. Allan Montgomery JUDGES HIGHLAND BAGPIP E COMPETITION P ast Chief Dunc an MacInnes Mr. A.. S. Cattanach Clansman Jam es Fergu son JUDGES HIGHLAND DANCING Paal Royal Chief Wal ler 8coll, O. 8. C. Olenemaa J ohn 8. 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