... of proved •bility and of the highest repute, includ'ng Mies Annette George, et. pram: Miss Eileen Boyd. contralto, Mr. Harold Wilde tenor: Mr. 'Thom.. Sidney humorist (at the piano); Mr. Eric Gritton The programme mill be releetcd from bosh the old and ...

... study. She, too, maintained the high joyousnesw of the untidiness and played an artistically i boson vanety of works. Mr. Harold Wilde. the solo tenor of the evening, did not seem so happy. though he enjoyed nopularity. In neither Onsw•y Awake nor Tosti's ...

... part songs and solos. Solo. ism (from the principal London and provincial concerts) are Miss Mary Hamlin (soprano), Mr. Harold Wilde (tenor), Mbs Marie Dare (The Scottish Violoncellist). PRESENTATION.-After the evening service at the (:cagregational ...

... 'Villiers Stanford's The Revenge.' and unaccom- Patted part songs by the Choir. Soloists. Miss Mary Hamlin (soprano). Mr. Harold Wilde ttenork His.; Marie Dare (Scottish violoneellistl train the principal London Pro. Incial Concerts.—Advts. CONSERVATIVE ...

... oppreciseed. The encattells lAPTA Miss May Harks feepraeot. Mite , Edith Serpell (contralto), and Megem. Almooder Turkey and Harold Wilde, the were Mrs. Shirley Giant, Miss Shirk! and Dr. Haseiker. On Monday afternoon the teeed subeeriptien of IDA ANINIS was ...

... Tennyson's ballad was founded. Unaccompanied part songs will also be given. The soloists will be Miss Mary Hamlin. Mr. Harold Wilde and Miss Marie Dare (Scottish •iolincellist). P.S.A. SOCIAL—The feature of the pro' gramme at the annual social of the ...

... tillers Stanford's The Revenge, - and unaccompanied part songs by the Choir. Soloists. Miss Mary Hamlin (Soprano), Mr. Harold Wilde (tenon. Miss Marie Dare (Scottish violoneellist) from the principal London Provincial Concerts. — Advt. WE are still doing—Tea ...