... The Theosopical Room. On Sunday afternoon the meeting was of an informal character. Miss Tudor Pole gave a recital from * The Light of Asia,” and played pianoforte solos, Miss Armgart Allen rendered several violin solos, and Mrs. Hunter gave a beautiful ...

... Allen (the latter with violin obligato), by Miss K. Tudor Pole; Trio, Beethoven's Op. 55, Miss Allen, Miss Tudor Pole and Mr. Broadley; Two Solos, Mr. Buckley Thompson; Violin Solos, Miss Tudor Pole ; 'Cello Solo, Hungarian Rhapsody, Popper, Mr. Broadley ...

... Mrs. Hunter, Mrs. Price, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. Waddington, the Misses Bates, K. Tudor- Pole, Armgart Allen, Firth and Blair, with attendants. In the evening Mr. Wellesley Tudor Pole spoke on ...

... Concerts To be held at the Cloisters. First Concert, Saturday, April 30, at 3.30. Mr. ARTHUR BROADLEY, Cello; Miss KATHERINE TUDOR POLE, Violin : Miss ARMGART ALLEN, Violin ; Mrs. CARLING, Viola ; Mr. G. BUCKLEY THOMPSON, Baritone ; Organ: Mr. FRANK MERRY ...

... Hall, Letchworth. Thursday Eveniug, Jan. 13th, at 8. MR. BROADLEY'S SECOND ARTISTS : Miss Armgart Allen. Miss Katherine Tudor Pole. Mrs. Walter Carling. Mr. Arthur Broadley. Piano: Miss E. M. Snook. Accompanist: Mr. Charles Lee. Soprano : Miss Bessie ...

... Letchworth. | Thursday Eveniug, Jan. 13th, at 8. | e | MR. BROADLEY'S SECOND ARTISTS : Miss Armgart Allen. Miss Katherine Tudor Pole. Mrs. Walter Carling. Mr. Arthur Broadley. Piano : Miss E. M. Snook. Accompanist: Mr. Ch:arles Lee. Soprano : Miss Bessie ...

... ]J. C. Hammersley: song, “The Rose (Mallinson), Miss Armgart Allen: violin solo, ** Pastoral” (Szekacs), Miss Catherine Tudor Pole; song * Jewel Song” —Faust—(Gounod), Miss Maud Hardy; pianoforte Solo, * Polonaise in E (Liszt), Miss Gwladys Causton: ...

... read Rev. R. ]. Campbell’s sermon on “The Poetry of Advent.” Besides several carols two violin solos were rendered by Miss Tudor Pole and solos by Mrs. Leslie King. ...

... Wallace presiding over a large attendance. After the singing of a hymn Miss M. Tudor Pole gave a violin solo (“ Cavatina,”) and the meeting was thrown open. Miss K. Tudor Pole said the meetings had revealed a singular unanimity of aim—they were bound together ...

... unity of man and woman. Many important contributions were given in the discussion which fcllowed, taken part in by Miss Tudor Pole, Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. Dunn, Miss Themas, Revs. H. Cubbon, G. W. Thempson and Messrs. Thornton, Howard, Palmer, Brunt and Dowdy ...

... anything but a great and continuous forward movement. A most interesting discussion followed. On Sunday afternoon Mr. W. Tudor Pole spoke at the Cloisters on “Is it possible to Obtain First-hand Evidence of the Next Life,” giving instances of personal ...

... (Wagner) and “ Angels Guard Thee,” (with violin obligato) Miss Armgart Allen; two by Miss Cora Willson; Recitals, Miss M. Tudor Pole; and Violin Solos, “ Romance,” (Max Bruch); and Air (Reis) Miss Maggie Richard. Several encores were demanded and responded ...