Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-11-30

8, Hughes.) Prize bold medal DO
mated by Abba Roller Mills, won by
David A. Davis, Hiteman.
8. Quartet Of mixed voices, True
Love Lives on Forever" (Gwent)
Prize $40, won by williamsburg
10. Welsh defamation, Llong-
ddrylliad, (The Shipwreck) ivy
son. Prize IS, won by Polly Lewis,
williamsburg: David Davis, Hiteman.
II. Children's chorus, Madeline"
Geo. Mark Evans.) Not less than
twenty voices under IA ears OF age
Prize $50, won by Hiteman.
IL. Defamation for children IL 10
IS years of age. The Sinking OF tne
Ships" by w. B. Colltson. Prize, gold
medal. donated by the association
won by Alberta Giltner, no competltlon.
10. Quartet, male voices, "Tne
Rosary" arranged by H. L. Hartz.
Prize SO, won by Hiteman. no COM
petition.
IA. Welsh solo, for women over SO
years, "Dafydd Gareg Wen," song
of Wales. Prize S. won by Mrs. Rob-
erts and Mrs. Hugres Des Moines::
Is. Trio, soprano, tenor and bass,
GAS Pants the Hart" (Gwent) Prize
$3.50, won by Williamsburg.
1e. Choral competition glee, The
Breezes of Morning." (Gwent.) Not
less than thirty voices. First prize
$50, won by Williamsburg; second
prize s25, won by Hiteman.
Evenlnu Session-7:30 p. N.
welsh song, Hen Wlad Fly Ma
dau," led by Prof. w. B. Powell Hlte-
man Iowa
a-lnvocation, Rev. Father Walsh,
Abba.
3-Introducing chairman of session,
Phil H. Waterman, Hiteman, by Con-
ductor Of the day.
4-Anerchiadau gany beirdd (Bardlc
Observation-Disclosures Reese OF Oska-
loosa.
5-Response to the address OF wei
come bv Hon. N. E. Kendall, president
of the day.
6-Violin solo, "Blue Bells Of Scot
land" (arranged by Farmer} Prize
gold medal, donated by the ASSOCIATION
and won by Frederic Erick Garden
Grove.
BASS solo, There's One to Guard
and Save" Hartwell-Jones. Prize,
gold medal, donated by the assocla-
ton. won by Harry Norman, Hiteman.
S-Quartet of female voices, Birds
in the Night" (Sullivan). Prize $40,
won by Mystic quartet.
9-Tenor solo, THE Lovers Mus
ing" by Davis. Prize, gold medal.
donated by Phil H. Waterman, Hite-
man, won by John B. Davis of Colfax.
1O-Male chorus, "The Monks War
March," CDR. Parry, sixteen to twen-
ty-five voices. Prize $50, won by Hite-
man.
determination for adults, "The
Dream of Aldarin," Geo. Lippard).
Prize. gold medal, donated by James
McGauley, Des Moines, won by Jennie
Martin of Birmingham.
12-Alto solo, Where the Breezes
Whisper Stories" (Protheroe). Prize,
gold medal, donated by the association,
won by Helen Turley Of Abba.
13-Double quartet, Tell Me Thou
Pretty Bee,' (Protheroe). Prize $40,
won by Williamsburg.
14-Female chorus, "Afloat at
Dusk" Barnes Elliott, sixteen to
twenty-five voices. Prize $50, won by
Hiteman.
15-Duet, soprano and alto, Light
of Life" Cd. Reese). Prize IS, won
by Hiteman.
16-Soprano solo, "A Vision of Life
(Piccolomini) Prize, diamond ring,
valued at $50, donated by Fred s.
Lambert, won by Mrs. Evans Of Will
liamsburg.
17-Chief choral competition,
Worthy is the Lamb" (HandeD, not
less than forty voices. D. o. Evans
edition. First prize 5000, and gold
medal to successful conductor, won
by Williamsburg.
Second prize, SO, won by Hiteman.
1S-Song, America, led by Rev. J.
Twyson Jones. D. D.
DISQUALIFICATION on the chief choral
competitions