Penarth Chronicle and District Advertiser

Grand Concert at Penarth. On Thursday evening, Mr C. Emlyn Jones, the new Welsh tenor, with his celebrated London Concert Party, visited Penartb, and gave a Concert of excep- tional merit in Andrews' Large Hall. The attendance was very small, a great contrast to the crowd which assembled the week previous to hear the Snowflake Minstrel troupe. Rarely has such a treat been afforded Penarthians, and when it is considered that a strong local committee undertook the management, and have for weeks paiit been exerting themselves 10 make the Concert a success, it is to be regretted that their efforts were not rewarded with a bumping house. Since Mr Jones last visited Penartb, his party has undergone several changes, but we shall not be wrong in saying that the artistes who appeared on Thursday night, without exception, merited the very highest encomiums. The programme opened with a quartette, otrange Adventure," and was followed by Mr Barry Lyndon, of the Queen's Glee Singers, who rendered" Big Ben in a masterly manner, the piece being specially suited to his deep bass voice. Miss Mabel Johnson, who possesses a sweet soprano voice, sang V\Tith my guitar," being loudly applauded. Mr C. Emlyn Jones was in the best of voice, aud sang I" Come into the garden. Maud," for which he was enthusiastically encored- He responded by singing The Holy City- Miss Jose Dubois was also encored for her manipula- tion of the violin, "Reverie Patticticque. When Madame Emlyn Jones appeared on the platform to sing "The forge and the she was presented, amidst hearty applause, with a handsome bouquet of the choicest flowers. The aria, "Roberto on lucbe Adoro," by Miss Clara Dowle, the leading soprano, was exquisitely rendered, and the duet, We 11 laug and King," was greatly appreciated by the audience, the executants being Mr Jones and Mr Barry Lyn- don. The par.-song "Moonlight," by the party, terminated the first part of th programme. The second part of the programme consisted of a quartette, The sea hath its pearls"; pianoforte solo, Rhapsody," Miss Marie Rees; song. Christe Eleison, Mr Barry Lyndon; song, "Might." Miss Mabel Johnson; a new song, The everlasting day. Mr C. Emlyn Jones; violin solo. Scotch airs, Misa Jose Dubois; song, "The silver ring, Madame Emlyn Jones; song, "Dearest heart, ^Iiss (JJarn Dowle; song. e. By the waters," MrU Emlyn Jones; and as a finale, the quartette, 11 Good night- Miss Rees is a clever pianist, aud made a splendid accom- panist.

Presbyterian Sunday School An- niversary. On Sunday last three services were held to cele- brate the Anniversary of the Presbyterian (Plassey Street) Sunday-school. The preacher was the Rev. R. R. RQberts, B. A., IAL B., a young man possessing great oratorical power, who, both morning and evening, held his audience spell-bound as he dilated upon the texts, Bless the Lord 0 my soul," (Psalm ciii, 2), and the words from Rev. xxi, 22, And I saw no temple therein, for the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are the temple of it." In the after- noon a special service for the young was conducted by Mr Roberts. After prayer by Mr Dykes, the following programme was rendered :—Recitations, 66Tbe Tender Shepherd," Miss Jones Where 1 find a refuge," Master W. Tibbett; "Just for to-day,' Miss B. Bailey Down with the false, up with the trae," by Masters Smallcombe, Fisher, and Guy: Christ's address to the young man," Mr J. Halley "The girl's morning prayer, Miss A. Jones: "Baby," Miss Millard and party;Love to the Saviour," Miss H. Smith; Will you buy," Miss Ella Nicholas; The slum child's heaven," Misses Coni. I bear and Bailey. Miss Watts very sweetly sang "Over the line," the congregation joining in the chorus. Several special hymns were sung by the people, and Mr Roberts gave an excellent address. He suggested that it was a beautiful thing to be a teacher, for through the teacher's life and influence God showed himself to the children. And then what a privilege it was for teachers to have little children around them, to speak to them. to watch them grow up into life, to choose for the Master, and then go on serving Him. It was not in the hereafter only, but here and now that faithful teachers wear the crown. Mr David conducted the singing, which was of a very effective character, and Miss Monroe presided at the piano. ":=:7"

CHURCH OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY, 4 There was a large audience at the fortnightly1 Concert, on Thursday last, at the National Schools, Mr Fargher presided. The programme, which was a capital one, was kindly got up by Misses Boland and Arthur. [Particulars will appear in our next issue.

HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE, 106, PLASSEY STREET, PENARTH. Medical Attendance 10 to 11 and 5 to 7 daily. HOMCEOPATHIC MEDICINES OF GUARAN- TEED STRENGTH AND PUJtlTY FOR SALE AT ANY TIME, ACONITE-The specific for Influenza. NUX VOMICA-The rededy for Indigestion. RHUS TOX-The cure for Rheumatism- IN BOTTLES, 9d. EACH, S. ANDREWS AND SON'S Sunday Omnibus Service. Leave Penartb. Leave Cardiff, 9 30 a m. 9.30 a.m. 10.15 10.15 11.0 11.0 11-45 I 11.45 12.30 p.m. 12.30 p.m. 1.15 1.15 After 2 p.m., every 15 minutes fr.)m each end until 9 p-m., until further notice. November 1st, 189§. D A IN-A MASONIC HALL, WINDSOR ROAD, PENARTH. MRS. WELLS Begs to announce that she holds a Claiis at above iz Hall, on WEDNESD kY EVENINGS, from 8 to 10, FEES, 10/6. Half Term commences November 13th. Class for Juveniles on same evening from 6 to 7.3Q at exceptionally low terms. Ladies or Gentlemen wishing to join, please apph* to 0 50, WINDSOR ROAD. Andrews' Large Hall, Penarth -1 THE PENARTH AND DISTRICT BLUE RIBBON CHOIR Will give an ENTERTAINMENT In the above hall, On Tuesday, Dec. 10th.. A GOOD PROGRAMME IS BEING PROVIDED See Future Announcements.

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