SUNDAY, APRIL 24, 1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
FAGE THREE
Kansas Symphony to Begin Oratorio Program Tonight
Tradition of Work Holds That Audience Stand During Singing of Chorus
The overture by the University symphony orchestra of more than fifty pieces will open the presentation of Handel's Messiah, given by the Lawrence Choral Union in connection with the celebration of Robinson gymnastics at 8 tonight.
More than four hundred voices are participating in the chorus this year. Under the direction of D. M. Swarthwani, he sang the songs of the chorus, more than half of which is composed of University students, has worked for several months on the oratorio, together with Elgar's "King Olaf," to be presented Thursday
Four Soloists Sing
The solicists for the program to night are Miss Trene Peabody, so振司; Mrs. Alice Munleff, con- sario; Ms. Elizabeth Gorman; and W. B. Downton, burbuitres.
The Messiah was written by George Frederick Hamlet and was first performed at Covent Garden, London, in 1759. He was killed at his head, arose during the singing of the "Hallejah" chorus and remained standing until it was finished. This custom is traditionally continued in the church and also in this country.
**Chorus to Be Given**
The famous choruses from the Mossibuch tradition are the bulleying chorus, and the final aenor chorus, will all be presented.
The churches are closing their evening services, and are asking their congregations to aid in this evening of religious music.
Part 1
Overture
Comfort We My People - Temer
Ai-ary Valley Valley He Beattled.
Chorus - And the Glory of the Lord,
Alice How May Abide the Day of
Thee Reach Behind a Virgin Can Connect
And Chorus - O Them That Tell
Good Telling to Shen Do I Be Crowned
Predicat symphonic
Shenchurch Shechchurch Abide
in the Field Amelie So Sapphire
Them And Suddenly There Was the
Angel Who God To God
Reabore Grentty, O Daughter of Zion
Rest-Tell Shall the Eyes of the
Ali He Shall Feed His Flock Like a
Neighbor Tina
Chorus - You Vote Easy And His
Chorus - Robbed the Lamb of God
Chorus - Robbed Me His Bone Our
Grief And With His Strips We Are
Heated.
All We Like Sheen
Rest-Tell Rihabee Hath Breaken His
Ali I Jobhold and See If There Are Any
Chorus-Lift In Your Heals, O Ye
Ali Why Do I Nat Nations So Forcibly
Ran Together
Al-I Know that My Resolver Life
sives by Man Came Death.
Chorus-Worthy Is the Laugh.
Pen and Scroll to Meet
Literary Society Will Submit Manuscripts April 27
Pen and Scroll, freshman and sophomore library society, will hold a meeting Wednesday, April 27, at which the contest manuscripts will be submitted. The individual groups will cover for a last criticism of the manuscripts.
Two prizes, one a $25 prize prize offered through Miss Alice Winston, assistant professor in English and another a $10 prize prize offered through another a $10 poetry prize offered through the mid of Mrs Helen Rhope, also of the English department, have been the incentive for intern work on the part of the various groups.
The club is divided into five groups which hold social meetings and discuss the manuscripts of their particular group. The aim of these groups is to further interest in the completion of articles for the contest.
Announcements
Announcement of new Sachens and initiation will be held at the Rock Chalk carin at 7 p.m. tonight. Chancellor Lindley will make a brief speech. The entire University is invited to attend.
John Kroh, Chief Sachem
Prof. F, W. Blackman, of the department of Sociology, will speak on the subject "The Scientific Attitude of Mind" at the meeting of th's men's social group, and it is open to 10 Sunday noonning. This meeting is open to all who care to attend.
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In Society
The spring formal party of the Alba Chc
Golf Club, 456 West 12th Street in
the Country Club club was dawned on
in cocker flowers. Champagne wine. Dr.
Champagne. Ice cream. The two men who
Mr. and Mr. H. D. Brennani. The son Donkey
Brennani. The second son David Proud. He
Proud Head. Mimi Proudman. Touche Mimi.
Touche Liberty Mimi. Mr. Paul Mavritt. Kansas City
Delta chapter of Delta Siena Lambo held a formal visit as formal A. F. U. Annual Dinner, fraternity colors, blue and gold. Large orange lights added to the novelty of the decorations. A two course lunchmen was served with plenty of desserts. Evenings灯光 added to the novelty of the decorations.
A two course lunchmen was served with plenty of desserts. Evenings灯光 added to the novelty of the decorations.
chaperons were; Mr. and Mrs, M. Tyrif, and Mrs. and Mrs. Tyfford
Alpine Two Owens entertained with his 2014 spring party at the chapter house, where she presented popcorn, spring flowers and cooled beer. With Jane Kane, Mary Haddad Biddlein, with Jack Kane, Mrs.
The out of town team was, Lamberth Ladd, Kerry McClain, Robby Fowler, Lemmon, Pitbullers, Rahim Patience, Towne Carson, Tim Kirkpatrick, Houstonism, Ted Testimon, Karen City Clinton, City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman. City Wallace, Logan and Burt Kindman.
Phi Omega Pi personality entertained with the "Garden of Life," a 15-acre ball. The hall was decorated to resemble a garden, with a plastic seat and brick with flowers of lilies, daffodils, peonies, and cherry blossoms. Garden and theater played
the chairmen were: Governor and Mrs. Linda C. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Horkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Horkins, Mayor W. Hermes Harden, Inc.; Investigator: Marie Aitir Almy, Roxanne McKinnon
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Fourth Annual Music Week Festival April 24th to 30th
Tonight
The Messiah
8 p. m. Robinson Gymnasium LAWRENCE CHORAL UNION With Soloists and Symphony Accompaniment
Thursday April 28
8 p.m.
Elgar's King Olaf
Robinson Gymnasium Lawrence Choral Union
Still Some Good Seats Left
Tickets at Round Corner Drug Store, $1.50 or at the door tonight
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Lawrence Music Festival Week, April 24 to 30
JOINT CONCERT
K. U. Women's Glee Club and K.U.Men's Glee Club Winner, second place, Missouri Valley Contest, 1927
Solos—Ensemble and Combined Numbers 90 Voices
Robinson Gymnasium Monday, April 25, 8:00 p. m.
Admission 50c - Student Ticket Admits