... Williams Penn; so«ig Margarita' (Lohr), Mr John Thomas; violin solo, Welsh Airs (Poole), Mr Arthur Angle; glee, Italian Salad, (Gence), Glee Society; song. Y Cad- ben, (Hughes), Mr D. J. Broome; duet.HyweI, Hywel (Parry), Madame Penn and Mr J. ...

... Amongst the composi- tions rendered by them were: Comrades in Arms, Night and Day, The Tyrol, The Pilgrims. v Italian Salad, etc. They were assis- ted by Madame Williams-Penn, R.A.M.; Messrs John Thomas, and David Jones* R.A.M., all of whom weao ...

... Chorus elicited an en- core, which was responded to with The Men of Harlech, The various ingredients of the glee Italian Salad were taken in good part, the precision being admirable. The aooompan- ists were Messrs D. Jones and Percie G. Smith. ...

... John Thomas, For all Eternity Madame Wil- liams-Penn, and Queen of the Earth by Mr David Jones won loud plaudits. Italian Salad by the choir was remarkably well rendered, the choir contributing Annabelle Lee as an encore. Then followed a duet Cendel ...

... Miss Maggie Morgan, Caer- philly, pair of vases: Mrs Escott, Caer- philly, pair of salad bowls; Mrs Tilly, Caer- philly, set of jugs; Miss Carrie Tilly, pair of salad bowls; Mrs John, Caerphilly, pair of vases; Caerphilly Brewery employees, silver cruet ...

... Light, which were greeted with loud and continued cheering. The male voice party gave excellent renditions of the Italian Salad and Destruction of Gaza,which were well appreciated. The mandolinists also came i:, J. very good reception, and their services ...

... equal to its best record, enough has been said. Perhaps, however, equally appreciated was the perform- ance of the Italian Salad. a satirical composi- tion sung, as far as we know, only by Mr Tom Stephens and his Royal Choristers. It re- quires flexibility ...

... AnnabeDe Lee (unaccompanied), Pilgrims, Hues of Day' (unaccompanied), JTIght and Day, Men of Harlech, Tyrol, Italian Salad, Soldiers' Chorus. During the progress of the foregoing the Duke came forward and asked {he conduc- tor if he would kindly ...

... sumptuously laid out as the mid day meal. Tables being cleared, the party at the request of Mr Smith further sang Italian Salad, Hues of Day, and Soldier's Fare- well, the solos of the two former being sung by Albert Jones and D. Gwilym respectively ...

... John Jones, Ton, Chinese umbrel- la; Mr P. E. Itill, Cardiff, silver swing kettle; Mr Ivor Purnell, Penarth, oak and silver salad bowl; Mr Joseph Lewis, Cardiff, oak and silver biscuit jar, Mr E. R. Morgan, solicitor, Cardiff, set of military hair brushes; ...

... roast beef, roast mutton, boiled fowl, and ham, sweets—Alma pudding, rhubarb tart, custards; jellies and creams—cheese and salad; deserts. The attendance, under the personal supervision of Mrs Davies, was excellent. Dinner being over, the Chairman, Dr ...

... Miss Davies Bryngolwg, afternoon tea spoons; Dr and Mrs J. Shaw Lyttle, embroidered Irish bedlinen; Mr and Mrs Walter Morgan, salad bowl; Mr and Mrs Edgar Treharne, Set of afternoon. tea spoons: Mr James Hordern, Lester weight; Miss Florence Wilson, silver ...