... 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 ...

... those men who wer e 'errmg their King and country, and to UT every day to do something for theak when they returned. Mr. Tom White earl two Comfort Ye, lily Penple and Song Divine with fine effi.et. Mr. White gave +we enrnet NAO. The fl/ City and ...

... J. A. B. Davies vicar, conducting the sr vices. The decetted lady, who lied on Tuesday, was years of age. In church Mr. Tom White wai at the organ, and ths limn On the Bestir. reetinn Morning, & favourite with dk - ceaged wal rung. The chief monrners ...

... were heartily encored. Miss Pearson and Miss Howlett were the only lady singers, and their soap were • distinct swam Mr. Tom White sang Th. Toilers, and Th. Death of Nelson, in his usual style, and with telling effect. Mr. Hill sang Naopharlane, and ...

... A film molly of the well-known song. •• The Toilers,'' will be the star picture on lust. The will-km•wn blind tenor. Mr. Tom White, has been en gagrd to ring !lie introductory verses. uwnutie Herbert appears in the role of the mother and is supported by ...

... Evelyn, younger daughter at the Rev., Matthew Archbold Dodds, Wow of Chltvers Gaon. The Rev. li. A. Dodds ollciated. aad Mr. Tom White presided at the organ. The hymn. Lead we, Heavenly Father, lead to beton as the bride entered the dutch. The bride, who ...

... milt SeitUrdai. T TOILERS.' I Drama Founded r,n l'iccolotninra Well known Song. Special Engagement for Three Nights of Mr ToM WHITE. The Tenor. will Intmiluce the Song at Each Performance. II A HOLD LLOYD In First Saner Three-Part Comedy. .AmirslOST THOSE ...

... 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 ...

... Healey (Birining:iam), contributing. Mr. J. Webber (Educational Committee) presided. and apologised for the absence of Mr. Tom White, who had written to say he could not come. _ Thu Program was opened by a pianoforte by Gladys Miller after which Mr. J. Gee ...

... and should be censured. There was therefore the rather unusual scene of a driver being censured by the Coroner. • • • Mr. Tom. White, Nuneaton's blind vocalist and musician, who has just joined the ranks of the septuagenarians, is healthy and active despite ...

... 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 ...