The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-28
TIE DEDICATION TO-DAY.
Programme OF the Ceremonies--A Nota'
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The new German Lutheran Church on Kin,
street, having been at last completed, will o.
formally dedicated this morning, and the pre-
paratlons that have been made for the occa
sion give the assurance that 1t will be on
long to be remembered in the history
Charleston. If the weather be pleasant, 1t Il
probable that the day will be generally OBJ
served as holiday by our German citizens
and that most of the Germans in the City VIII
participate In the ceremonies. The following
is the programme for the occasion:
PROGRAMME.
!. Presentation of the key by the archltec
In the old church at 8 A. NJ.
2. Exit from the old church, with prayer o!
Rev. L. Muller, and hymn No. a44 (congresa
ton.) 80,
8, The procession moves at 10 a. NJ. at tne
door OF the new church it opens to the rignl
and left, and marches up inverted, headea oS
the Lutheran ministers, vestry, &c, the tnIro
Lutheran congregation closing the same, q
me % %procession 90 up to the galleries, then the
procession marching up the main aisle.
Dedication ceremonies by the pastor,
Lutheran ministers, vestry, congregation and
choir assisting; then Hymn 247, "Ein feste
Burg ist unser Gott."
S. Dedication sermon by Rev. l.. Muiie5.
6, PRAYER BY Rev. DR.. j. Bachman.
4. Address by Rev. ". S. Bowman, presi-
dent of Lutheran Synod. -
8. interludes and choir, "Pralse, o Jerusa-
lem, the Lord" &C., during which o coliectlcn
will be taken up for the benefit OF the church.
~ Concluding prayer by Rev. Mr.. Dosh.
10. Concluding hymn, No. s, Nov, praise
49,, Ill the r or5 10 fa1I ctaOdfOu nm
IL. Benediction,
THE PROCESSION,
under guidance Of Messrs. D. Werner, a. Mel;
ohers, J. Small and G. Riecke, Will oe iormeu &c,
at nine A. NJ. in Hasel street, frontlng on
Meeting street, in the following order:
l. Children aud Teachers OF the German
Schools and Sunday-schools, (soulh side OF
3. Germsn Societies, (north side OF Hasel
street,) viz: Wagner Artillery Cipo, GeTma-
mia Bind. German Society OF South Carolina,
Tnrner Bund, Walhalla Lodge, Germania Lodge
K. of p, Schiller Lodge, Artillerle Unterstut.
Znnp Verein, Bruederliche Bund, Freund-
schaltsbund, Schutzen Society. German Fire
Company, German Fusllier Society, German
Friendly Society.
8. Members OF the Press:
l. Captains and Crews OF German vessels IN
p s. Consul auda,taches of Consulate Of Ger
6. Mayor and Council of Charleston.
I. Yestry of The two English Lutheran
Churches, (Bachman's and Bowmans.
s. The Reverend the Clergy OF other De-
5. Building Committee and Builders Of the
10. Vestry OF the German Lutheran Church.
II. Pastor of the Church, OmceIs OF Lutn-
eran Synod and other Lutheran Ministers.
H. The three Lutheran. Copgre cations
Bachman's, Bowman's and German Chusch.
The above named societies.: corporations,
&c. &C., are hereby cordially invited to par
ticipate in the festlvities,to assemble 10 their
respective places Of meeting, and to report IN
front or in the old church. IN Hasel street, at
nine o'clock Thursday morning, March ~,
where they will be received and placed 10
position, by Messrs. Werner, heichers, small
and Riecke.
churches of the city, or from abroad. are also
most cordially invited to participate: The
Rev. L. Muller will receive Them at the old
@ hurch.
mission, at the new church, at nine O'Clock A.
NJ, by the following committee: Melcners,
G. Logemann. G. j. Schlepegrell. J. D. lef6st,
q. Steenken. M. J: H. Ostendorn. L; MqlieT,
A. F. G. Cramer. E. Waljen, b. Paula, ). d.
C. Seebeck, F. D. G. Kracke, ]. b: Raesloop.
J. q. Ostendorff, F. Won Sauten. c. Plenge, B.
Bollmann, q. Gerdts. a. Stemmermann, J. #.
Ficken, II. Bischof, j. G. w. Bischon, d.
Klatte, J. Klatte, G. SahlmaD, G. G. Ducker,
G. Lilienthal. q. W. Stefens, G. Z. Kornah-
rens, D. A. ANIME, W. Knobeloch, Jr., F. W.
Slender, A. W. Riecke.
/. MULLER, Pastor OF Congregation,
n @. VoIGT. Chairman,
VIM. UFFERHARDT. Secretary,
Committee of Arrangements.