Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1903-11-26
Call to order-J. w. Evans, presi.

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Call to order-J w. Evans, presi-
dent of the association.
Song--Led by Prof w. B. Powell.
]nvocation-Rev. T. D. Rhys.
Address of welcome to the Eistedd-
fod-I. H. Tomlinson.
Response-By President Charles A. |
Bishop.
Introducing adjudicators-By the
adjudicator, Rev R. w. Hughes.
Solo-Miss Marie Jones.
Soprano solo, My Dollys Lullaby"
Fritz). Prize. So.
Recitation, "One of the Little Ones"
First prize. So; second prize, 81.
Duet piano; "Yuletide Bells (Goerd-
Bass solo, THE Hermit" (Haynes). |
Prize, SO.
Recitation, Hunting a Mouse" First
prize. 50; second prize, 81.
Childrens chorus, Lift High His
Royal Banner" (Rees). Prize, s25.
Trio S. A. and B., "The Night We
Said Good-Bye,9 (Gwenb. Prize, $5.
Afternoon. Session, 1880 P. M.
Chairman of the afternoon, James
Williams.
song-Led by Prof D. w. Roberts.
Invocation-Rey. r. B. Hall
Alto solo. The Travellers" (Morris).
Prize So.
Recitation. s"tThe subjugation of
America" Iord Chatham). Prize,
$5.
Quartet, mixed voices, Where the
Rippling Waters Play" (Gabriel)
Prize, &c.
Barton solo, Anchored" twatson.)
cornet soloss Fascination tBarn-
house). Prize, IS.
Duet, A. and S., frost Queen
Biglow and Main). Prize, $5.
Solo, Miss Marie Jones.
Duet, for tenor and bass, DAY and
Night (Thomas). Prize, 81.
Welsh solo, for men over As. Prize
Glee, THE Tempest" CDR. Parry).
Prize, $50.
Male chorus. "The Primrose" Prize,
s25.
Evening Session, 1880 p. M.
Chairman Of the evening, Rev. Owen
Thomas.
song-Led by David Brazel.
Invocation-Rev. w. J. Hastie.
Violin solo, Home. Sweet Home"
(WichtD. Prize, SIS.
Tenor solo, Christ at tho Door,"
(Evans). Prize, SO.
Double quartet, mixed voices, "Lul-
laby of Life" (Leslie). Prize, IS.
Recitation. "The Two Glasses" (Ella
Wheeler Wilcox. Prize, IS.
Duet, A. and S., "Life's Rosy Morn"
| (Evans). Prize, 81.
Solo, Miss Marie Jones'
! Ladies' chorus. "The Bells of Aber-
| dovey" (Davies). Prize, $25.
| Welsh solo, for women over As
years. Prize, s5.
Ladies quartet, "The Old Folks at
Home" (Myers). Prize, Sc.
Soprano solo .'Ye Breezes that Blow"
/ 1y Dr;1
Piano solo, "The Frogs Revelry"
(Bertha Baker). Prize. SIS.
Chorus choirs, "Gloria9 (Mozart). /.
| First, prize, 800; second prize, $50.
| America" audience, led by Prof
Grant Hadley, and choir composed
of the following musical directors:
James swirles, W. B. Powell, David r.
Thomas. ]. R. Howey, Peter Welsh,
David Brazel Ellis w. Lloyd, David j.
| James, Roy r. Afford, Prof L. NJ
Moore, j. L. Morgan, John L. Nelson,
VIM. Hall. w. r. Kelsey, VIM. Solo
man. D. w. Roberts.
| All directors of choirs attending the
Eisteddfod not named above, are cor
daily invited to join this choir.
| Rules and Regulations.
The rules and regulations to be
observed by the competing singers are
as follows:
1. Competitions are open to all
amateurs.
2. For the purposes of the musical
competitions, the term amateur
shall mean one whose income is not
principally derived from musical SER
vices. 1t being understood that lead
ers of choirs need not necessarily be
amateurs.
8. No prize will be awarded where
there is not sufficient merit and prizes
will be divided only when in the
opinion of the adjudicator the mer-
its Of the competitors are equal.
4. The names of the competitors
and in the case of choirs the names
of their conductors, must reach the
secretary on or before November l
1908.
S. Choirs and other competitors
may provide their own accompanies
or may have the services of the els.
teddfod accompanist, as they pre-.
fer.
6. Should 1t be necessary to have
preliminary competitions on Eistedd.
fod day, they will be held in the hal
of the Modern Woodmen Competi.
tors for morning and afternoon ses
sions will meet at 9 a. m. and fol
evening session at p. m. All com.
petitors must attend at not more thar
, three will be allowed In the final con
test.
:. z. The editions named In the pro,
gram are the only ones authorized y
8. All successful competitors. /
called upon, must be at the service o
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