The Mankato free press., 1921-12-23
SONG EVENTS WITH
PRIZE FOR WINNERS
Eisteddfod to Be Held At
Lake Crystal
MARCH | IS THE DATE
Observation of ST. David's Day
BY Welsh People In This
-, Section

Lake Crystal, December 15.-The
eisteddfod committee has completed
the preliminary program for the
meeting the first of March, Saint
Davis Day, together with list OF
prizes offered, a summary Of which
Is:
1. Mixed Chorus with not less
than eighteen and not over thirty
voices. (A) "Llwyn On" (Ash Grove)
--Owain Alaw.
OBJ Peace on the Deep, (Parson
Price, Prize $50.
2. Chndrens Choir, Awakening
Chorus" number 15S Herald OF
Praises) Under sixteen years of age.
Prize $12.
3. Double mixed 7uartette Thou
: Knowest Ny Heart Benediction," by
Joseph Parry. Prize $500.
On .se si1fa si, anfGfstE Ss l. D. hs Williams SHssass
Price $500.
S. Male Quartet. How Well 1 Re-
msmber." by Joseph Parry. Prize
G Duet, Tenor and Bass ''The
Two Sailors" by Joseph Parry.
!. Duet, soprano and alto. "one
muel w. Beagley, Prize SO.
8. Soprano solo, "Jesus Lover of
Ny Soul" by ]. T. Pritchard. Prize
8. Tenor solo, "She Loves and
Loves Forever" by ID. Pugh Evans,
~e~ .s
ii. Contraito solo, .Oid Winter -
by e. Heyser. $500.
II. Solo for children under twelve
years of age, Even Ne" 81, Is cents,
so cents.
Is. Solo for children between
twelve and eighteen, Little Orphant
Annie" by Clayton Thomas. 81, rs
cents, so cents.
IA. Competition open to all, any
Welsh air, 81 .s
.15. instrumental solo for children,
Laughing Brooklings," by G. w. Mar
tin. 81, rs cents, so cents.
l6. Challenge solo for men only, So.
IL. Challenge solo for ladies only,
So.
POETRY.
Learn EAR war Anymore" not to exceed
two hundred lines. Prize. $50.
IS. Four Stanzas, eight lines, "In
Memorial of Henry r. Roberts" So
90. Two stanzas, eight lines Cry
atai Lake." 81.
81. Epigram, "Y Bolsheviei." 81.
%. THE Peace Conference" Prize
%. Frances e. willard" for wo-
men only, prizes So and s1.50.
TRANSIT IGNS
"a. English to Welsh Life OF
Paul" by Stalker, $1.50, 81.
Is. Welsh to English, Hymn No
As from Song and Praises, So, 81.
MISCELLANEOUS
26, Short story; not over two hun
Eve years of age. 81, 81.
q. Child's letter to parents, 81, rs
cents, SO cents.
2S. Pencil drawing, Landscape. y
any view, for those under twenty
years of age, 81, 80 cents.
%. Handwriting, The Ten Com
mandments," for those under twelve
years OF age. rs cents. so cents. rs
80. For boys under eighteen years
of age, Bird House, $1.50, 81.
81. For girls under sixteen years
OF age. "a doll dressed in uniform
representing red cross rurse, $175
RBCrrATIoNs.
q. English recitation open to all
own selection, time not to exceed five
minutes Prize So.
50. Recitation for those over
twenty years Of age, ''Y Chwarelwr,'
"a. Recitation for those between
stxteen and twenty years of age
The Charge Of the Light Brigade,
3S. Recitation for those between
"Fire at Night" 81, rs cents, 81
sc. Recitation for 'children unde,
twelve years of age, Mott" Prizes
rs cents, so cents, rs cents, 10 cents
81. Recitation, for children under
ten years old, -On The Gate" Prizes
rs cents. 50 cents, 2s cents, 10 cents
%. Embroidered sofa pillow,
ss' Pillow slips with crochet edge
70. Fancy unbleaehed apron 70,
those under twenty years of age
Prize S1.50, 81, SO cents.
Al Hemstitching for girls under
Twelve, 81, 10 centS, oO cenIS.
Any one who wishes to enter int
any of the competitions, may receive
the preliminary program from VIM
o. Hughes of Lake Crystal, who re-
ports that they will be ready the
latter part of this week, together
with names of adjudicators and rule:
of competition. Several of the prize!
offered for this Eisteddfod are con.
siderable higher than those Offered
last year which should mean more
interest and a keener competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Jones o.
Cambria visited with Mr.. and Mrs. r
T. Thomas Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John j. Roberts of South Benz
visited with his sister Mrs. H. H
Edwards, Tuesday.
Robert +. Jones of Mankato called
ON friends In the city Tuesday.
The ladies missionary Of the Pres.
byterian church met Tuesday after
noon at the church. The regular
routine of work was taken up.
The loosers in the rabbit hunt stag
Cd last week, served fine banque
to about sixty members of tht
knights of Pythias Lodge Tuesda.
evening. Plates were set for fifty
four. The rabbit was the main disl
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