... The evening's enjoyment was contributed to by Mies Beat (Lonaoni, elocutionist Miss Salt man (sister to Mm. Chadwick,; Mr. Tom White; and Mr. F. Buswell. A pleasant evening was brough: to a close a: about eleven o'clock. and Mr. T. C. Neath proposing a hearty ...

... wereinterspersed with one or two well-chosen songs. The artistes down to appear were Miss Nina Poole, Miss Clara Walker, and Mr. Tom White. Those who had revelled in the delights of the musical comedies Florodora and Ban Toy were no doubt especially pleased ...

... influence of the P.S.A movement. An interesting address on ' I A. New View of Nicodemus was delivered by Mr. J. Gunn. and Mr. Tom White. the blind organist of Chilvers Coton Church and a well-known tenor, was heartily applauded for his rendering of My Hope ...

... more firmly, and he hoped they would be even more prosperous in the future than in the past—(applause). After a solo by Mr. Tom White the Chairman called upon the Secretary to make the presentation. This consisted of a handsome bookcase, a marble timepiece ...

... left behind The choir sung an anthem in a manner worthy of much praise. the a orda being taken from Psalms exiii and Mr Tom White aa at the organ The alZar • chancel, pulpit. etc.. e.ere, as usual, ta..tefully decorated . day's which atuottitt t.. 3. ...

... the weekly meeting of the Chilvera Coton Church Guild, when Miss Swinnerton gave an able address on Encouragement . Mr. Tom white contributed a sole. ...

... Dr. and Mrs. Power, Nlrs. H. Mathews, Mrs. Wilson Lee, the Misses Mathews, Stubbs and Milner, the Rev. R. Spume! and Mr. Tom White. The room wee crowded and the audience appeared delighted with the various songs and recitatiose contributed. A profit of ...

... blackboards, a ',mall notice board and three rugs fur the Queen's Band Council Schools; to renew th.• contra. with Mr. Tom White fur the tuning of the School Pianos for the sear, at the rate of 7s. per piano, aud to provide 30 chairs. 10 tables and desks ...

... Lxughton) occupied the chair, and Mr. G. It. Pike, of Bedworth, gave an address. Two solos were finely rendered by Mr. Tom White. ...

... takes the Lord es his Shepherd, the des the Isms, mid had set geed 'At the of the Benediction' the Deed Nara was by Mc Tom White, tie ►earl away. The wli ...

... Birmingham Festival; Mr, A. Greenhalgh; and Mr. Leonard Betallaa, of the Birmingham Operatic Society. Miss Bracher, Mr. Tom White. and Mr. H. Vaudrey will supply the local talent. Mr. F. R. Jukes will app. -ax a : solo pianist and accompanist. This will ...

... listener Two vocalists were on the boards, these being Mae Powlea. eon. trait°. of Coventry, and the Nuneaton favourite, Mr. Tom White. The song. renderel by each found groat favour with the audienoe. Programme —Overture, Esmeralda ; song, My dreams, ...