The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-06-10
SEASON OF MUSIC.
Cincinnati's Welcome to Her
Visitors.
Preparations for the Sangerfest
Everywhere in Progress.
Committee Work, Arrivals, Notes, News
and Incidents.

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Lucien Wulsin as Secretary.
The following committees were appointed
to visit the citizens and urge upon them
the propriety of decorating their buildings
l.. C. Weir and ]. B. Trevor, A. +. Burk
hardt and L. C. Hopkins Fourth street
from Elm to Broadway.
J DR.. Saunders, Fourth street, from Elm
street to Central avenue.
F. Rauh and A. Buchanan, Third street
from Elm to Main.
James L. Ryman and James B. Daniels
Fifth street, from Elm to Main.
T. X. Steves and George Snyder, Main
street, from Third to Fifth.
Hermann Marckworth, Vine street, from
Fifth to Seventh.
Julius Refs, Vine street, from Pearl to
the river.
s. l.. Frazer, Walnut street, from Pearl to
the river.
J.. NJ. Ray Vine street, from the canal to
Liberty street.
A. II. Caffee and F. A. Armstrong, Vine
street. from Third street to Fifth.
Chas Kellogg, B. G. Stahl, Harry Laws
and c. NJ. Erkenbrecher, Second street,
from Main to Elm.
H. Gerdsen, Vine street, from Liberty to
McMicken avenue.
| Louis Hoffman, Walnut street. from the
canal to McMicken avenue.
Fide Bader and Geo. Schaller, Elm street,
from Ninth to Fifteenth street.
| F. Glemser, Elm street, from Fifteenth
to McNIicken avenue.
c. NJ. Erkenbrecher, Second street, from
Main to Elm.
Alex. Clark, VIM. H. Thorne, Pearl street,
from Main to Central avenue.
Chas. p. Wilson, Jacob We'll, Main street,
| from Fourth street TO the river
w. 7. Bishop, w. w. Taylor, and Charles
Law, Race street, from Fourth street to the
river.
Theodore Frank Perrin Langdon, Race
street, from Fourth to the canal
Leopold Feis and VIM. b. Bruce, Elm
street, from Fourth to the river.
A. Hickenlooper, Plum street, from
| Fourth to the river.
James R Murdoch, Elm street. from
Sixth to Eighth street.
J. NJ. Pau, Geo. Weber John Flach, Main
street from Fifth to McMcken avenue.
John Shillito, A. Erckenbrecher, Oliver
| Perrin, w. II. Harrison, John Robinson
Seventh street, from Main to Central ave-
nue..
VIM. Fey and Geo. Thrall, Vine street,
from Liberty to McMicken avenue.
Capt. James Wise, Robert Semple,SC. E..
Borte, Geo. Hendricks, Public Landing.
| Mayor Jacob and julius Refs, Fountain
Square and Washington Park.
A. J. Glaeser, Michael Keber, Sycamore
street, from Third to Fifth.
G. A. .Stahl and G. A.. Frank, Central
avenue, from Fifth street to McMicken
avenue.
On motion of Mr.. Elsas it was resolved
that the committees be empowered to add
to their number.
PROCESSION REGULATIONS.
General Order No. IL
HEADQUARTERS IwENTY-FIRsT SENGERFEsT,
CINCINNATI, June o.
The orders and instructions for the pro-
cession of the Twenty-first Sangerfest ON
June II are as follows:
The procession will be divided into six
divisions including a division of coaches.
Societies participating in the procession
must be i'll readiness at the places assigned
to them at l oclock p. IN. sharp.
The procession starts at 2 o'clock pre-
cisely.
Each division is under the command of a
Division Commander and his assistants.
All orders Of the Division Commander
must be obeyed promptly by all societies
belonging to the division.
Divisions must be in marching order at
las p. m.
Societies lose the station assigned to
them if they come too late, and must take
any position to which they are ordered by
the Division Commander.
The procession will take the following
line of march: From Turner Hall, south
on Walnut 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 ave-
nue., north on Central avenue to Sew
enth east on Seventh to Race, south on
Race to Fifth, east on Fifth to Vine north
on Vine to McMicken avenue, northwest
on McMicken avenue to Elm, south on
Elm to Twelfth at which point the process
sion disbands, after passing in review be-
fore the Grand Marshal and his staff.
[Signedl Robert KuEuNERT
Grand Marshal.
FORMATION OF DIVISIONS.
The following is the formation of di-
visions:
First Division forms on Twelfth, right
resting on Walnut, and displays west.
Second Division forms on Walnut, right
resting on Twelfth, and displays north.
Third division forms on Liberty, right
on Walnut, and deploys west.
Fourth Division forms on Walnut, right
and east to Main.
Fifth Division forms on Thirteenth, right
on Walnut, deploys west.
Sixth Division forms on Hamilton Road,
right on Walnut, deploys east
The Fire Department. which is part of
the Sixth Division, formson Findlay street,
right on Vine, depoys west.
SOCIETIES AND THEIR QUARTERS
Hardly any of the visiting societies have
arrived here yet. They will nearly all be
here this evening.
The quarters to which they are assigned
are as follows:
Buffalo, Deuscher sengcrbund, 81, Crawford
House.
Chicago, Gemania Mennerchor, 81, Hunts Hotel.
Chicago, larugar MGnnerchor, 1G Keber House.
Chicago, Orpheus MRnnerchor, 80 Keber House.
Chicago, Liederkranz EinIracht, II, Gerdes Hotel
Cleveland Gesang Nerein, Al, Gait House.
Cleveland Harmonic, q, Gait House.
Cleveland Harmonic Muse Band "A, Gait House.
Cleveland Orpheus, 30, Oberly House.
Cleveland Orpheus Music Band, 49, Oberly House. !
Columbus Liederkranz, q, Madison House.
Columbus Mannerchor, 80, Madison House.
Fort Wayne Arion, II, Queen City Hotel.
Fort Wayne S9ngerbund 49, Queen City Hotel
Hamilton Germanta Mennerchor, II, F. Schu-
mann.
indianapolis Mannerchor, Is, Henrie House
indianapolis Mannerchor Music Band 20, Beyis
House.
Lawrenceburg Liedertafel, 25, Sinners Hotel.
Louisville Liedcrkranz, ITO. Burnet House.
Louisville liedcrkranZ Band 20 Magnolia House, |
Lousvil lie Enterpe, 49, st. James Hotel.
Milwaukee Musikverein, so, St. James Hotel.
Richmond Beethoven Liederkranz, 20, Globe Ho-
tel.
ST. Louis Quartet Club II, Henry Heister's
st; Louis Teutonia M9nnerchor, 20, Henrie