The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-06-30
1T IS A GREAT Go.
THOUSANDS WILL GO TO
LAKESIDE TO ATTEND
THE FIRST 0PEN-AlR EISTEDDFOD.
The Great Festival Will be Held
on August 15th-Several
Names Added to the Com
mittee List.
The FIRST OPEN AIR EISTEDDEOD.

The musical festival to be held at Lake.
side on Saturday, August 10Th, next will
be the greatest pleasure event ever held in
this section of the state. 1t will be g
stupendous affair and will be patronizad by
at least 5000 people if the weather is favor.
able.
A meeting of the committee was held
last night and several Sames we're added 10
the list of committee men, making the
number close upon two hundred
1t was decided that arrangements shall
be made to hold the festival irrespeetive of
the weather and with that end in view
workmen will start shortly to make places
Of shelter in case of rain, in addition to
the pavilion and hotel.
As heretofore stated in this paper. the
amount Of money to be awarded in prizes
will be close upon $500. The programme
Is now complete and is shown below, with
the prizes to be awarded
PROGRAMME.
"Haleujah Choru, &" (HandeD for not less
lhan 0O ana not more than 90 voices s2On
AUD valuable gold medal TO the leader
ne summer tGHenD for not less than
90 and not more than 60 vuices....,........ s1OO
quarry mems Chorus tJenkius) for NOT
less han . ana not more than 81 voices s75.
% on heslI - ea' urlol by @. A. white SIS
Woru oi BImker Hill ttenor solo words
by VIM, h, IS Wallace, music bv COvert 81
"Hnme, Swett HO. e." by Henry Farmer
Violin solo witn,i,i ,no accom- mpanimeat'. SO
God ~ !, spirit quartette $50
ne IWO bards, male eduett......,....... RIO
"Ihe Noble " Of Truth " baritone SOLD a
!'Ie sreezes That Blow" Csoprano soioJ
from Dr. ParIy's "Blodwen' '.............. ... s..
'SoltLude,' by Marcandante -Bsnd con
test Tor reed or brass b uds. II bat one band
completes the prize VIII be ST. II two or more
oa o. compete the prize will be S75 and - Val.
uahle gold medal to the bandmaster, II ere
shal be no less tnan l6 pieces IN each band
Copies of the music for the band com
petition may be secured of j. w. Pepper.
Philadelphia. Pn-
The next meeting of the committee will
be hold in Shenandoah on Tuesday, July
II, 1891, at Z p. m.
Additional in formation concerning the
festival may be had upon application to the
secretary Of the committee, w. j. Wat
kins, Shenandoah Pa, to whom all COM
municstions should be addressed.
The officers and members of the COM
mittee are:
Edward Reese, Centralla, President w J. Wat
81 Evans, treasurers. The other members Of the
committee are: ). NJ. Williams. Wilkes-Barre
John Lewis hazletou; David Roberts, Audenred;
Or. j. G. Bdde, Founta Springs GOtleib skeath,
Mahanoy City; Prot Davl1 Herbert, POttsyile;
New Philadelphia; John L. Williams Shenandoah:
Day d w. Price, Ash and; William Broughall,
kllengO an; Prof David r. Nj es MnersvilIp.
Daniel Thomas Moreai homas Lloyd (Crych Elem
Lansiordi Ge,heu Dwell Malauoy CITY; John A.
tsini II. C. BOY er Shenandoah; Dr. Williams, Mt.
Ga mel; William Burden, pilberton George sykes
ELIAS Davis New Cast @; John Il. Pollard, Ashland;
William Palmer MahunQy tiyi George marks
Evans Shamokln; Jaules Roder ok StOcktOn j. ].
Bi adigan, sh nandOah; u. j, Kelly, Contra ia W.
II lewis Wm Pen John Jefferson, Shamoiun;
Thomas d. Jones, New BCston j. Harry James
Ashlaud john j. Davis, 81. NichO as; WI liam IA C.
sluTE{tnri ashland eoIse Bassett M,iinersyillei o.
a, hellni sheibnduani william HllhOuse rark
Place; m organ Price, Lost treek; Thomas camp
ltees Iasker, St. Nlcholas Elmer laval, likes
BARRE Thomas r. Edwards, Lost Creek; George
ator b. j. Monaghan, Shenaud. all: George W.
vie; Charles Beach, ElleugowHn; James Heaton
ward sykes, Park Place p, tenton, Buck a oun-
tain Richard Palmer, VIM Penn John Brown
Fran ", shenandoah; Th0ma4 j. Edwards, shlaud;
Wtlliam 7. Joues GubertOn; IL. POm.rOy, Shen-
gan, shenandoah Frank Heller, trackvlIe; James
Mynne, Mahanoy ity Thomas Giles, Nah noy
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1Gtnanoy Chyi David Reese, Audenredi ElUsh
Gregory Glrardvine; George Burchll, Frackvile;
A b. lAinhi Shennudoah; kees NOsser MahauOy
CitN; WaheT Ju es, Lanstord; Y. Med az Ma a. oy
tity; William Richar s. st. Nicholas Caleb WIN
Jams, hHietun j. r. Jones, POttsvllle; William
Gregory, shland; David Jones, Niinersville;
Christ schmidt Sh, ma duah, W w. Lewis, MRhu-
nOy CITY; A, ID. Gable, shenandoah; Hon. r. il
Koch Pottsyille John NJ Hughes VIM renni
Michael Bradley, MahguOy Ci;y; n. j. owen,
Edwards, Mahanoy City; David Jones, ST. lOholasi
w Whlt- mouse, Eottsyle; IhUu.as Hugue.,
shenandoah; John JUuet LaHslord; Tnumu.
| Baird, Shenandoah; James Mcdonald, ST Nicholas,
| PhiladelphIa @ h 'ritman sh-uR doah; James
| Muir l., ttsVie; William Davidson, MhhIuOy City;
Hon James Reilly POttsyllle; Arthur Jones
| shenandoah; Fred Reese Shenandoah; Andrew Com
Fmney Shenandoah; reOrg- l. Brown, Fralkyille
Louis Bla s, Gira dville; DT ID w WlialIs, Shen-
| audoah 4 d Grihtus 81 lnlf; Samuel Gay, Potts
Villei ] Ferguson, htuan u4h; William David
| III organ Davis shenandoah; swan Williams, Nah
| auuy city; Henry Wiederhol shenandoah; VIM
| 4 Daniels ManhnuN lly Beul Church rheLuu
| doah; Or James stein, hen4ndothi + Davis,
| Fowler, shena doRh; Rees lasker, MAhanoy Oty
| u N. Luther Ashland; william D. Harris Maha
nOy Oityi JONn in louisville; Michael Dew "a
| ST. Clair Frank Weiser Ashland; r. uther
| Poi sville Micha " eTs, Buck Mountain; ThOmW
| LaWr-n e, s. Cholas; = or ~ air William
| Richards ~ Nicholas; Thomas Doyle, louisville
| Jesse Major, SJ Nicholas; James NcCab- 4Mlhanol
| Cityi William JAMES, 81 Nicho y John skeatll
| Platt, 81 Nicholas, David Morris, Minersyille
] Mahanoy lity.
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