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156 THE GATHERING AT EDZKI.L.
After a photorrraph had been taken there was a
short programme of sports in ilie «;ar(len, Mr Stewart
Lindsay, Kirriemuir, acting as ring master, the winners
being :
—
Married Ladies i'vuce— Mrs Charles Limlsuy, Drymen,
and Mrs Wilson, Cambuslanfj.
Single Ladies' Race—Miss Scrymgcour, Perth.
Ladies Race (married or si-tKjlc)— Mi.ss M. A. C. Lindsay,
Montrose, and Miss Mary Lindsay, BrecLin.
Gentlemen's Race— Sir D. M. Lindsay, Dromorc, Ireland.
Girls' Race— Kate Lindsay, Montrose.
Boys' Race—Charles Lindsay, ])rynien.
At 3.30 p.m. tlie company returned to Edzell,
where dinner was served in the Inglis iMcmorial Hall.
Mr R A. Lindsay, S.S.C, presided in tlic alxsence of
Lord Balcarres, who had to leave early.
The toast of " The King " was enthusiastically
pledged, and in submitting " The Queen, Queen
Alexandra, and the Prince of Wales," the Chairman
said they were all delighted to have another Queen
named Mary. (Applause.) They were further de-
lighted to have Her Majesty, Queen Alexandra, and
other members of the Koyal Family in Scotland at the
present time. (Applause.)
The Rev. Dr Coats proposed " vSuccess to the Clan
Lindsay Society," remarking tliat though not bearing
the name of Lindsay, he was proud to say he had
their blood in his veins, his great-great-great-grand-
mother being Margaret Lindsay oi' Dunrud. The
Lindsays had been a lawless race, but the age was
a lawless one, and it carried no shame to them.
They had been a strenuous race, who had held their