The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-09
THE SENGERFEST.
Preparatory Work Still Goes
Brayely On.
Notes About the Music, DecOra
tiOns, Picnic, Etc.
DECORATIONS.

DECORATIONS.
The life and hustle of the Sangerfest is
already visible, and people are busy max
ing preparations for the strangers that are
to come and preparing to dress our beauti-
full city in the beautiful attire she assumes
only on such great occasions
The Decoration Committee have received
cheering intelligence from all parts of the
city as to the intention of citizens to deco
rate their houses, but they have neverthe-
less thought it well to issue the follow
ing:
"To the Citizens of Cincinnati:
"Although the Committee on Decora-
tions is perfectly convinced of the good will
Of the citizens in general, they yet take the
liberty of reminding them that the deCora-
tions ordered by the Committee at large
outlay OF money will appear insignificant,
considering the large influx of strangers
that is to be expected, if the citizens, with
out exception, whether the procession
passes their streets or not, do not decorate
their houses. We therefore respectfully
request every citizen to decorate his house
to the best of his ability.
'The Committee on Decorations.
"LEoPoLD FETTwEIs, Chairman"
This afternoon at o'clock there will be
a meeting of citizens at the Gibson House
to still further consider the subject of dec
orations.
THE PROCESSION.
The following is the route which will be
passed over by the great procession next
Wednesday afternoon: Start from head
ri Turn Ia1
street to Twelfth, east on Twelfth to Main,
south on Main to Fifth, west on Fifth to
Walnut south on Walnut to Fourth, west
on Fourth to Central avenue, north on
Central avenue to Fifth. east on Fifth to
Vine, north on Vine to McMicken avenue,
northwest on McMicken avenue to Elm,
south on Elm to the Music Hall, when the
procession will pass under the triumphal
arch and disband on Twelfth street. The
responses to invitations have been so gen.
eral that it is now believed there will be
fully ten thousand people in line.
The following will be the order Of the
procession:
FIRST DIVISION.
!. Police.
Ii. Festival Marshal Robert Kuehnert staff
Generals j. H. Bates W. H. Baldwin. Messrs. Vim.
]. O'Neil, H. IIuneke James Morgan, II. E.Wood-
row, G. Fackler A. Pitton, J. Geier, c. G. Zinke
W. l.. Munson, II. Wielcrt, 7. G. Pearce. J. Bake
Jr, H. Norman, l.. Rehfuss, c. Schaefer, s. Nc
Glasson F. Harff, W. ]. Armel and Harry Rust
III. Stengerfest Reception Committee.
~ Marshal Of First Division, Colonel i. NJ
Dayton. Staff-Generul II. C. Young, Captains 6.
B. Fox G. C. Michie Charles Anderson and L. Ii.
Huntington.
|. Red Hussar Band. mounted.
2. First Regiment o. n. g.. Col. C. B. Hunt.
g. CovingtOn and Ludlow Militia.
D. knights Of st. George mounted.
Dayton Regimental Band.
5. Knights Of ST. Martin;
6. Knights of ST. Edward.
T. Knights of St. John.
8. Knights of Loyola.
o. Knights OF st. James
10. knights Of st. Patrick.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal Colonel Max Mosler.
l. Louisville Band
H. Cincinnati Pioneer singers as Guard OF Hon
or to the Bund COlors.
l. Louisville Iiederkranz.
2 Chicago Germana MRnnerchOr.
g. Chicago Hurugari Mannerchor.
l. Chicago Liederkranz
s. Chicago Orpheus Mannerchor.
Ill Cleveland Harmonic Band.
g. Cleveland Harmonic.
7. Cleveland Gesangvereln.
s. Buffalo SRngerDund.
g. Columbus liederkranz.
TO- Columbus Mannerchor
". Cleveland Orpheus Band.
II. Cleveland Orpheus.
II Ft. Wayne Arion.
10. Ft. Wayne Sangerbund.
H. Hamilton MHnnerchor.
Is. Lawrenceburg Licdertafei.
" Indianapolis MPnnetshor Band.
16. Indianapolis M9nnerchor.
IT, Louisville Euterpe.
IS. Milwaukee Music Verein.
49, Omaha ConcOTdia.
90 Richmond Qnd.) Beethoven Liederkranz.
81. st. Louis Social SRngerchor.
%. ST. Louis Quartet Club.
%. St Louis Gesangyerein.
81. Youngstown Mgnnerchor.
THIRD DIVISION.
I. Marshal Amor Smith.
H. staff-Albert schwill, ". 8. Cappeller, John
Zumsten, A. II. IIinkle, J. NJ. Reardon, ]. Muhl
hauser S. Fl. Drew and Sam. V. Reid.
Ill Curriers' Band
l. German Landwehr
q Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Union.
3. German Pioneer Society.
A. Findlay.street Club.
s. Friendship Club.
". Music.
6. German Veteran Society.
T. McCoOk Encampment G. A. r.
s. Schimmepfennig Encampment, g. A. I.
g. Sixth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
IO Ninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
IL Twenty-cighth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
r. Tenth Ohio Volunteer Infantry.
V. Turner Band.
IS. Cincinnati Turner'S Society.
IA. Covington Turner'S Society.
l5 Newport Turner'S Society.
16 Cumminsyille Turner'S Society.
II. Double Pumps.
18. Elm-street Club.
FOURTH DIVISION.
T. Col. L. Markbreit, Marshal.
SAf-Brent Arnold Ed. Cooper, Fl. II. Davis,
Paul Mohr, L. D. Fletcher II. S. Winslow,
II. Muse.
!. Gambrinus Mutual Aid Society.
g German IIarugari.
8 American Lodge, No. 20, A. o. G.. r.
d. Schiller Lodge, No. 3, A. o. U. W.
T. MplaUCthOn Lodge, No. l3, A. Z. A.
g. Pioneer Lodge No. 2l, A. o. Ii.
T. Cincinnati Arbeiter Band.
Ill Music.
s. Jaeger Aid Society.
g. French Aid Society.
TO- Grueti and Swiss Aid Society.
II. Schwabian Aid Society.
10. Hesse Darmstadt Aid Society.
13 Rhein-P Pfalz Aid Society.
IA. IIldise Bund and Prudential League Dele
gates
Is. German Bakers Society.
16. German Joiners' Society.
II, German Coopers' Aid Society.
". Music.
49, Standard Mutual Aid Society.
90. Bellevue Social Club.
81. Laurel Club.
% Mutual Aid Society No. 5.
%. Bavaran Mutual Aid Society.
" Schwun's Band.
"a. franklin Liederkranz.
%. Franklin Aid Society.
CARRIAGE DIVISION.
Between Fourth and Fifth Divisional
l. Gov. Bishop and Mayor Jacob
q Presidents of Central Committee Citizens
Committee, and Festival Orator.
g. Officers OF The Central Committee.
4. Officers OF the Citizens Committee.
5 and g. Festival Conductors