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... sufficient opportunity for pleasant chat and glows the following hru . ruuuunJe of music and singing was rendered, Mr. G. J. Kimmins presiding at the piano : Pianoforte solo—Min Bennis _ . Softy falls the of evening Song, Bowrah Piano duet, La ...
... Public Hall, hut was attended by only a very moderate audience. The artistes announced to appear were Miss Agnes Larkcom, Miss Grace Damian, Mr. Bernard Lane, Mr. Frank Connery, and Mr. W. Gale, with Mr. W. J. Barton as solo pianist, and Mr. Theodore I.iebe ...
... enjoy the true pleneuree, not the pleseune of this world, and they could do that much better having the grace of Gil in their that restraining grace which kept them from going too far (hear. hone. Burroughs, lay at East leekleatn, who followed, spoke of ...
... mound of fiery tinted ferns, gave a vivid impression of what the group was intended to represent, and on either side were graceful mounds of mixed ferns, the whole forming a most charming picture. Mr. Webber was also awarded first prizes for button-holes ...
... her rendering of '• Angus Macdonald, while the wnera of Mrs. Thowl.on and Mr. C. Hubble were highly appreciated. Mr. G. J. Kimmins, A.C.0., presided at the pianoforte. The Rev. J. Bunker, the president of the soeiety, thanked Mr. Gentry and the Chairman ...
... Here's Christ- come again. Gale is about the snallest buy in the school, aud his Hinging has greatly improved under Mr. Kimmins. The programnie also included three selections from Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. in which the five pefOrmers all acquitted ...
... Pattisson, Mrs.3l organ, M. McKenna, Miss Morgan, Dr. levers, and ittsiars. 11. A. Collins, Featherstone, W. Gale, C. Hams, G. J. Kimmins, A. H. Neve, jun., C. E. Warner, G. E. Jemmett, and W. 0. Hughes-Hughes. ETON HOUSE CRICKET CLUB. This club has just concluded ...
... Mrs. Grindnxl, Miss Everitt, Miss Brooks. Miss * Palmer, Bailey, Miss Wickham, and Messrs. T. Clarke, H. A. Grindrod, G. J. Kimmins, Norris, and W. and C. Baldwin. On Monday evening there was a well attended tea in the schoolroom, and this was followed by ...
... the tuneful melodies of the 14nel—ell combined to produce a delirium of pleasure. which laid a spell upon every sense of grace and beauty of which eye or ear could be conscious. Nor were weird effects absent from the for ever and anon bursts of light—now ...
... to learn that the work there was being owned and blessed of God, and that they were increasing in numbers and growing in grace. Though ho considered that no church should be in debt, their deficiency was not a serious one, and he hoped they would all ...
... being the programme : Fanfare in E, Italy (dims) Waltz, Soldaten Liecler Grand fantasia, Scotland's Pride (C. Godfrey) Graceful dance, Girandole (G. bah) Cornet obligate, L'Elegante ' (hasnare) —Solo, Mr. S. Round Lancers, Iler Majesty's ...
... table, nientioning several Instances in which it had led to drunkenness and ruin. Mr. Murray Hyslop, who followed, touched in graceful language upon the glorious possibilities which were wrapt up in child life, and remarked that the present was essentially ...