... Christ. .. remarkable scene took place in Coton Church on Wednesday. After the evening service was over, the organist, Mr. Tom White, played the Pinions Glory Song as a voluntary. The congregation immediately took it up, and began singing its ,Neet, exultant ...

... Violin, Mir SWINNERTON, Pianoforte, Mrs. STUBBS, Camp Hill, Recitation. Dr. TomussoN, 'Cello, M. W. HILL, Baritone and Mr. TOM WHITE, Tenor. Dunn open 7-30 ; conunence at B. Admission : Reserved seats fnumiered), 28.6 d. ;Family Tickets to admit Five, 10s ...

... again large. Mr H. Clarke par,ided. Mr. T. Britten, , •f Northampton, delivered an interetting adds„ It Pince Power Mr. Tom White was loudly applauded for two ,tiered S.ound the Alarm and Thai did.t. not. leave his Soul. Mr. A. Mardmill pre*idrd over ...

... father. Miss Payne and Wright were the bridesmaids, and Mr. J. Harvey aas the bet man. As the bridal party entered Church Mr. Tom White (organist' played appropriate music. During the service. the Pralm. Cod be merciful tinter and the hymn. bead us, Heavenly ...

... ASTIITSB MISS NORA GRAYSTON (Sortwoo. MRS. OSBORNE WILLIAMS. Associate of the Royal Academy of Itueic. (Corrusiso). MR. TOM WHITE (Meson). MR. F. SPENCER, Scholarship Holder of the Wham School of Music (Rem). MISS KATE WILSON, Medals& sad of the R.A.M ...

... the principal c lgo ss a t. do r n,d eoe ublin. Glasgow and MISS HART (Soprano). MISS LOTTIE McQUEEN (Second Soprano). MR. TOM WHITE (Tana). MR. E. W. TAYLOR (Bass). Pianist : MISS LOUIE TAYLOR, A.M. L.C.M. Organist : MR. ALBERT BAKER. Conductor: MR. JOHN ...

... She carried a beautiful sheaf of Harassi lilies in her hand as she walked up the aisle on the arm of her father, while Mr. Tom White, organist, played a wedding nutt,h. She was attendeS by the following bridesmaids: the Misses E. Payne and E. Wyatt and the ...

... perhaps at times the maim was • little too overpowering. The soloists were: treble, Master Albert Ciamston ; tenor, Mr. Tom White; bass, Mr. E. W. Taylor; and in the second production Mies Roes Hutt and Mies Lottie McQueen took prominent parts. The programme ...

... Wednesday evening, when the artistes were Miss Dorothy Hill, Miss Bracher, Miss Florence Hutt, Miss Marguerite Williams, Mr. Tom White, Mr. H. Lewis, and Mr. Frank Voce. With such an array of talent, the audience enjoyed a rare musical treat, at may be judged ...

... with niorc oonfldence end better procision than wit- the ease last year. The principals were the Rev. R. 'purrell and Mr. Tom White (tenor). whilo Garnston (alto) and H. C. Betts (baritone( were also soloists. The Abbey choir was largely augmented, and ...

... ARTISTNI : MISS NORA GRAYSTON (SoPu.No. MRS. OSBORNE WILLIAMS, Associate of the Royal Academy of Music. (Covina/W. MR. TOM WHITE (Twoz). MR. U. SPENCER, Scholarship Holder of the Cldhani School of Music (BAle). MISS K WILSON, Medallist and Prim-holder ...

... THE SOLOISTS. Mr. Tom White, as solo tenor, was again heard to advantage, and we liked him best in the recit And He bowed His head. Mr. White's voice seems as good as ever, and Sunday proved no exception to the rule. Rev. R. Spurrell is a soloist of ...