Transactions of the Edinburgh Photographic Society reported in October
1895:
" Mr Haddow has kindly agreed to project Mr
Patrick's slides by the triunial lantern. It is the first
time, we understand, that such an instrument has been used in
Scotland."
James Patrick was then Vice-President of EPS.
Buckhaven
The village was Buckhaven.
James Patrick described and illustrated his lecture with with many
slides showing the people and scenery of Buckhaven, most of the photos
having been taken with a hand-camera.
Ladies
The account of the Meeting said:
" The presence of a much larger number of
ladies than usually patronise the Society's meetings was a source of
gratification. The meetings of the Society are always made more
attractive by their presence, and we hope that during the session there
will be a much larger proportion of ladies present at our meetings than
formerly. They are cordially invited.
Transactions of the Edinburgh Photographic Society, October
1895, p.273 and November 1895, p.279.