The Dickinson press., 1913-04-26
h. W. Bromley
In Revival
A Big Chorus Discourses Fine
Music Every Evening. Rev.
Bromley breaches in a
Taking Fashion.

According TO the schedule as announ-
ced in the city papers the Bromley re-
vival began last Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock. Mr.. Bromley and his
party came in on No. Friday and
were domiciled at the St. Charles hotel.
where they are making the acquaint-
ance of the public generally with that
popular hosiery as their headquarters.
Mr.. Bromley is accompanied by his
wife. whom he introduced as lone of
the beautiful women for which his
native state (Kentucky) is famous. -
He adds in the introduction that he is
not affiliated with any of the other
things that Kentucky is famous for.
viz: fast horses and whiskey. The
evangelist is great mixer. and is
rapidly making the acquaintance of
all the business men and letting them
know that he is ''live' one. He
knows how to make himself delight
full companion without necessarily
talking religion all the time. The aver
age man appreciates this and welcomes
him to his business house with that
characteristic Dickinson welcome.
Prof. W. H. Meyers, the chorus di-
rector. was unavoidably detained at
home by sickness in his family and
Mr.. Bromley was fortunate enough to
secure the services of Prof. H. c. Clau-
sen. who has taken hold of the chorus
work with such enthusiasm and success
as to astonish all that have heard it's
performances at the armory. The num-
ber now in the choir has reached about
sixty and the energetic music director
has his plans laid for at least one
hundred and fifty. He is also planning
a big children's chorus that is to
take charge of the music on one night
each week of the campaign. This he
declares will be very interesting
feature. The concerts each evening
are enjoyed by an increasing number Of
delighted listeners each evening.
Mr.. Bromley addressed the high
school on Wednesday morning and made
fine impression on the students. He
is considerable of student himself.
specializing in science, and expects in
the near future to take special course
in law as we'll. His subject at the
! high school address was an educational
one.
One of the fine numbers that have
been prepared for the program of the
evangelistic campaign. is great
mems banquet which will be pulled
off" in the near future. Mr.. Bromley's
party is able to make this one of the
most interesting affairs that he has on
his schedule. to judge by the reports Of
it from other towns where he has cam
paigned. He also has several lectures,
to men only and several to women only.
that are very enjoyable feature so
that the city of Dickinson may com
gratulate itself that there is month
of very entertaining. instructive and
interesting numbers awaiting them.
Mr.. Bromley comes from threatened
attack of pneumonia and has to 90
trif1e slow in this vigorous and hracing
atmosphere, bu, he tells the PRESS that
he is feeling better every day and will
be at his best in a very short time so
that his reputation in other places
will be lived up to here. His audiences
are increasing night by night and the
men of the city are taking hold of the
campaign, realizing that this is "a
unique and useful way to make Dickin-
son the best city of the Slope" coun-
try.