The Dickinson press., 1913-05-03
In the Armory Friday Night. Henry
". Bromley Will Give a Portion
Of His Lecture IAN Old
Dixie Darkey"

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singers has now reached nearly the one
hundred mark and with the interesting
reception that the evangelistic party
rendered the choir Tuesday evening, is
making that line Of the campaign one
Of the most enjoyable of any. Prof.
Clausen is master in his line. pos
sessing a rich, mellow voice, and an
irresistible genius for directing the great
aggregate of singers so as to cause
all the various voices to blend in one
great harmony. The lovers of music
in the city are certainly realizing a
treat out of this feature of the cam
paien. The energetic music director
has organized a fine children's s chorus,
which on Wednesday evening took the
platform in the place of the adult sing
ers and greatly interested the audience
isvhe chofuses which they. presented
with; no little skill. Mr.. Clausen has
also arranged mems chorus which is
a 6ne feature Of this part Of the evan
gelistic effort.
MI. Bromley declares that he is feel
ing quite himself again in this bracing
North Dakota atmosphere and judging
by the addresses from night to night we
are inclined to aefee with him. He
plans to present what great many of
those who have reported his perform
ances elsewhere are inclined to say is
his greatest production. that is his lec-
ture to men only. This is scheduled
for next Sunday afternoon, at 2 80,
and is declared to be one of the finest
things that has ever been delivered
from platform. Mr.. Bromley states
that it is perfectly fitting to be deliver
ed before any kind of an audience but
that it is appreciated so much by the
men where he campaigns. that he has
taken to delivering it to men only and
has also lecture or two that he has
reserved exclusively for the ladies.
The men of the city are just now
considerably interested in the coming
Mems 8 banquet" that the committee
is arranging for. This, they say, is
not in any manner related to the finan-
cial end of the campaign. and is in no
sense religious affair. but purely
social. They have invited all the men
to come to the armory basement at sup
per time today Friday) and after q fine
spread they will have some toasts by
some of the leading citizens of the
city. a defamation or two, and then
wind up with the humorous port ions of
lecture that the evang elist has up his
sleeve on The Old Dixie Darkey.'' the
whole to be get-acQuainted affair. A
committee of some Of the best pushers
in the city are behind the banquet idea
and its success is thereby assured.
Fulton Burnett, E. A. Lillibridge, L.
H. Nichols, VIM. Nogele and K. T.
Crawford compose the committee. They
have already arranged to have great
spread and to place ticket in the hand
of every man in town.
The local people who are conducting
the campaign express themselves as
being tremendously pleased with the
progress that has been made thus far.
The speakers at the Mems banquet
Friday evening were to be W. F. Bur-
nett. toastmaster, judge W. C. Craw-
ford. l. A., Simpson. Mayor r. II.
Johnson, Dr.. v. H. Stickney and either
John Leask or Geo. Kilmer will repre-
sent the county officials. This will be
followed by Rev. H. w. Bromley with
his talk on the ''Old time Darkey Down
in Dixie
The banquet will be at o'clock
sharp and the regular evening service
wiliEbe held as usual at 80.