... have given a larger part in the scheme of things. The Conductor (Mr. B. T. Ridding) received hia share of honours. Mr. Fred Carter added to his arduous duties of acoompanimeat by mks at the piano. Mr. James Round and Mr. Jesse Pennington *iced the thanks ...

... Lawrence, J.P., was the speaker. MUSICAL. SOCIETY. The programme for the concert last Tuesday evening was provided by Mr. G. Fred Carter, and the standard for these concerts was fully upheld. The artistes were Miss Edith James (songs at the piano), Mr. Geoffrey ...

... Tenor. ERNEST BRAIN, Baritone. ARTHUR HAWKINS. Violinist. Simuoms EDWARDS, Songa at piano. WALTER BADHAM. Entertainer. FRED CARTER Accompanist. Ttcss•rs h. 6d. (Reserved) and Is. (tax free). Doors open 7 p.ui. Comments 7.90 prompt. Proceeds will be given ...

... t in light and shade. Great credit is due to the Conductor for his untiring effects to produce firstclass results. Mr. Fred Carter was all that could be desired as an accompwnit. Mr. Monk nod Mr. Evan* gave delightful rendering of the duet, The Rivals ...

... in the congratulations, conti ibuting several glees in their usual well-trained manner. Mr. B. T. Ridding conducted. Mr. Fred Carter ably discharged the arduous duties of accompanist. Mr. Frank Cooper and Mr. T. Collins voiced the thanks of all present ...

... destruction of Casa, reached a very high point, and marked the climax of a very . ' fine musical treat. Mr. 8. Simms and Fred Carter rendered distinct service at the piano. The chairman and artistes were thanked on the proposition of Mt. H. Jones, seconded ...

... provided by Miss Edith James (songs at the piano), Mr. Herbert Gough Norton (tenor) and Mr. Edgar Millward (humenrist). Mr. Fred Carter accompanied. The vote of thanks to the speakers and the chairman, moved by Mrs. Oldfield, and seconded by Mrs. Goldsworthy ...

... the artistes. The Choir sang aplendjdly and the conductor (Mr. Bernard Ridding) shared in the honours of the evening. Mr. Fred Carter had a giant's task and he fulfilled it with the greatest skill. The thanks of a delighted audience were voiced by the Treasurer ...

... duett. The Choir (under the able direction of Mr. R. T. Ridding) continues to mature; like good wine they need no hash. Mr. Fred Carter came out of a big ordeal with great credit. Mr. H. A. Butler and Mr. Brown, the Secretary of the Ronket Club, voiced the ...

... a high remitation. Mr. Martin Measures was able to provide a delightful waria.ion to the programme by his recitals. Mr. Fred Carter presided at the piano and in addition to the accompaniments contributed a masterly solo. He, too, was honoured with reiall ...

... Condon. _ The monthly Open Night was held - an Tuesday, when the programme waa the Society's popular accompanist, Fred Carter, and was presided over by Mr. Ernest Drain. The artistes were:—Misa ida Cartwright (contralto), Miss Edith James (songs ...

... Riches (entertainer), with the Society's Choir, under the baton of Mr. Ridding. Mr. George Ryder, J.P., will preside and Mr. Fred Carter will be at the piano. Sr. LONDONDERRY. The Bishop of Birmingham has fixed Saturday, October 27, for the formal opening of ...