, 1874-09-19

THE GERMAN AID SOCIETY.
Tho Executive Committee Of tho German Aid
Society hold uoettng yaatorday evouinG at
their oAlco, No. 81 LaBatlo stroot, for tho pMr-
poso Of making arrangemonts for q fair and con.
oort to bo glvon for tia bono0e Of the aoctosy.
There were prosent llr. A. G. Hosing, II, CLAUS
aoniua, Alolph Loob, Ado'ph sohooninger, Max
Eborhartl, Julius Deiorsdort, Carl Knobelsaorf,
aud Francis 1acknor.
Mr. Adolph sohoen,nger, tho President OF tho
Society, occupied tho chair, and Mr. Max Ebor-
hard aeted as Secretary.
After tho object Of tho meeting had been ex-
planned by tho Chairman, Mr. Carl Knobeladorf
moved Tint fair DO hold for tho benefit OF tho
Society some tlno during tho month OF Docom-
bor. ....
Mr.. Dalorsdoss thought t1,ls WIS = bad ti,,o to
hold Il fair, aud that bat little money could bo
nado by it. II tho city wexe divided into fliB-
trcts, and collections 1nade as they did last yoar,
nnpre money could be- raiaol than in any other
Hlr. Knobolsdorf and others we're confident
that i fair wAa tho best 1,leans to raise money,
because the lalips would loud o helping hand,
and most OF tic articlos would DO donated. 4
vote being tasen, Mr.. Kuobelsdorf's resolution
was unanimously adopted.
On motion, tie following Committee Of Ar
raMgeuenta Was appointed: A. @. Hesing, Carl
Kuob1esdorf, Francia Lacknor, II. Olauaaenius,
aud Juliua Dciaradorf. Tho President aud scc-
rotary were added to tho Committee as cx-oiliclo
members
Mr. Knoh1eadorf thought that tho fair should
bo 30 arranged tint q ball and concert could bo
giyon at tho sa.no tinlo.
T. Mr. ClaussoniuH said that tho different Cor
man spcietiea would undoubtedly volunteer to
give coneesta On each evening duriug Tho fair.
On motion of a1r. Kpoblesdorf, it vas resolved
that tho Committee on Arrangements s4oull
rnako collections for tho fur, mud appoint all
other committees nccasaary to make tho proper
aErangomonta.
Il was sugrcstod that tho rnost suitable places
for holding such fair would bo oither tho
North-8ita Turner Hal! o. MeCorrnick'H Hall.
The meoting thou adjourned.
Aftor aaiournmont, tho Committeo on Ar-
rangenenta held q session, with Mr. Schooningss
in the chRir
On motion Of Mr. Kuobelbaorf, 1t was resolved
that call bo issued In thp papers, giving notice
Of tue notion Of tho Conlmittee, aud requesting
tho presdonta Of tho various Gortnan sociotiea
tho Society Wednesday, evening at s o'clock.
On motion. it waB decided to request tho fol-
lowing ladies to meet ut tho Office Of tho Society
Thursday afternoon for tho purpose Of taking
action in regard to this matter: A1eslamos
Caussonlua, 1eieradorf. Dr. ulnthard, Schuettlcr,
Ihorwart, Lipnan, gattenman, selpp, schoeu-
lofen. hadlouer, IIorwitz, Rapp Atattcrn,
drconebanm. Dntz, Dogouhard. 'Ylrth, johnson,
Jlcsscn, hIicllaolls, Huok. kntish, DuAh, Hatz,
naster, DR.. Gatjcn, Caals, Dr.. GeiGer, Hand.
Dartholomno. Specht, and Schocncman.
+ On motion Of b1r Knobolstlorf, 1t ras decided
that all collections should DO turned over to tho
Secretary.
MossrH. Knohclsdorf aud Laokncr nero an
pointed o committee to find hall, md they wato
illstructed to Give tho preference to North Sido.
Tnrner-Hali.
Tho moos,ng thon adjourned.