Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-04-06

~ hssoe Dr. swensson's mantle fallen willing enthnS
shoulders Rev Ernst P'd VINO sss he has risen and &C.
ped the great Of responsibility that has tain so
NIX He has accepted the great given him by his people and a.
aav Gaining in the great carrying out the plans OF Inc Gne
whose worked for many years In ms ne Is CHARGE Of the
q E. Anderson the of the college, who virtually naa %
excursion service advertising and local agents. for some %
Dr. swensson s unexpected death , o,vsvs
has been promised ndOn would be better than ever
M [ have been larger and perfectly drilled the arrangements
more perfect satisfactory This year will DC no exception s
Bethany oraoo The rapid growth Of the chorus in numbers
M keeps up. Last the advertising stated ne h "O G ay
reached 6s2 orchestra nearly sixty pieces ms year 'ne ~
growth will be kept and perhaps increased from the Ladies' Home
Journal on the opposite this sheet No other western musical enter
Ss east as the Messiah ndsbOg Such compliments this
bought with single page %sna ns n
% ane cannot be bought Only merit finds place there and to
~ dsS,p sen q f The Messiah nds Kansas has
sht feel proud recognition species Of advertising aa
s t. progress in the finer arts connection with this Ladies' Home
article will note reproduction Of Photograph and Ine
M The 1904 The two pictures tell the story Oh grown more
A0r the audiences who the Bethany auditorium each year
III hear the singing Of Messiah who have been coming since
hat 6 ndsbOrg concerts wonderful In vain the a
work. the drilling and study Of the 10 people RG
ehany College and management offer the work OF wenhree
81 d % S1c%Ts s rates they can place he price
that seems proportion the entertainment offered they
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nYse thew can and do this and would be nothing more ho
u without the support the people The people Of hndsoorg aug
Rehanv are spending lives effort establish an anhu
credit to the state all over n o
lima thew ask the support Of the people in their work ~
VIII Il nav 10 70 Lndaborg hear the annual Messiah concerts
his connection we quotation point from our congressman
ar Chas f. Scott Scott made his first visit to the Kansas bay
returned home he wrote OF ms Trip
L. lola eeor Following short extract from the article 10 me ont
o has long since got past Of travelling simply Tor e sake
E; ehere railroad Journey three hundred miles crowded
train involving night without sleep and various other incon
enen Is something shrink FROM But not too high price 70 pay
me exquisite privilege of hearing the greatest OF the world
- n rendered the faculty Of Bethany college al as
ho out in central the edge of the Great American DESERT
n Won can perfectly of 42 fresh young voices re
forred Nv ppeoan orchestra Of Fifty pieces rendering WIN I'M
on which Of the most asuous and
ncee the exang and inspiring music ever written IN the worn,
NAV he imagined described And who has neara
vih 10 even try to describe All he wishes is that the divine har
mony Of il ring in his soul forever -, =. . ~. 49,.
Since the Of the has been the aim OF the manage
.p and The hope Of all participants make completely an aNan
production In has been thought necessary to import e
d sosts from sustain the extremely du SOLO mum
~ AZ the Oratoro small price Of the admission coupled with 70
~ Great running Of the made impossible to secure sue
is AZ Nord Deeseke and the soois 50 ar secured
heno people Of ability, have given but little better rend'on
n M boebed singers lived all their lives in the orator.
nhere Orntorio singing vastly different style from opera or y
@ ne ps Madame Nordiea sang III know that my Redsemer veh
% nde messiah last recital Lndsborg The two day
80 ~ enjoyed before the concert were devoted largely . rehearsal
M number and vet artist disappointed and frank 10 g
l - ksd not reached she had tried FOR Nordea gs
naur he greatest world bat she does not make pee
IN t.tss rladv situation BY the ualegeent are ne el
sr ~ Thoslsabsr resulted n he dsdn % ~, As IA -