Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-07-07

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patron city Of some stirring song. In
this noble work the Press took a most
generous part, and as a reward for its
appreoiated services the Saengeriest
society gave its members a magnlh-
cent banquet at the Grand Pacific
Hotel. Among the distinguished per-
sonaQes present. were several lady
journalists from the East; Hon. Car
Ter H. Harrison, of Chicago; Hon.
Henry Watterson, of the Louisville
l(Ky.5 Courier J Journal; Prot. Bolas-
ka, ETC., not forgetting the PUBLIC
LEpGER's representative. Quite a
number of short speeches were made
! in response to toasts, the most nota.
BILE being those of Mayor Harrison,
Henry WattersOn and Hon. w. Il.
Sullivan, of the Chicago Evening
Journal, and President of the Chicago
Press Club, one of the best clubs in
the city. The press Of the nation was
we'll and creditably represented. At
the conclusion of the banquet each
| inscribed his name and the journal he
represented on roster. This roster
will be placed among the archives OF
the Chicago Historical Society, as an
evidence of the importance Of the
event in this grand new movement
for the advancement of music. The
occasion being intended for history, |
append complete list:
w. 4. Louis, Milwaukee Daily
Herald; Henry Gersoni, The Jewish
| Advance; Mrs. D. NJ. Jordan, Rich
mond, Ind, The Independent; R. NJ.
| Woods, Joliet, The Republican; Fred
Mag. Richmond, Ind. Die Yolks-
zeitung; j. NJ. Dandy, Chicago, Tho
| Saturday Evening Herald; Arthur
Mess, Cincinnati, The Gazette; Sigis-
mund Ksuder, Cincinnati, Freie
Presse; f. o. Bennett, Chicago, The
| ter-Ocean; Miss Dewhurst, Chi
cago, The Post; Whiting Allen, Chi
cago, The Times; w. S. B. Matthews
| Chicago, Edward Freiberger, Chica-
20, The Inter Ocean; Hans Balatka
conductor Of the Sangerfest; William
Candidus, Frankfurt, Germany, primo
tenore of the Saengerfest; VIM. c
Carroll, New York, The Evening Tel
egram; A. D. Wilt, The Dayton Jour
nal; q. w. Sykes, Albany, N. Y, Tit
Voice; J. Russell Smith, Wheaton
| ILL.,, The Illinoisan; NJ. I. Corby, The
| Illinois State Register; Il. Wollhof, TIL,
Hawkeye, of Burlington; FIR. Blanc
de Pury, Cleveland, Wachter am Erie
| DIR. Herman Schroeder, Bloomington
The Wine Grover; Hermann Leib
| Chicago, Der Demokrat Loren
Bremhart, st. Louis, Anzeiger de
, Weston; Charles Neilbcrt, BellevillC
Zeitung; William Eschenburg, Vic
President Of the Sengerfest: Alfrer
Butcher, Vice President of the Cen
trail Committee of the Sangerfest; Ju
lious Rosenthal, Vice President of tn
, Sangerfest S. V. Steele, The Time.
Edward j. Ulhlein, Correspondent
Secretary and Treasurer of the Musi
cal Committee of the Sangeriest; ]
G.. Crakdock, The Paris Kentuckiar
, Louis w. Fl. Neele, Chitago. Di
, Buehne; Max Sterne, Chicago, Pres
Committee; James Irwin Crahoe, Chi
cago, The Inter Ocean; DR.. Theodor
Bluthardt, Chicago, j. Harry Ballar
Chicago, The Inter Ocean: J. R
Dunlop. Chicago, The Times; En-
Manhardt, Chicago, President of tn
: Press Committee of Sengerfest, Iii
: nOis Stats Zeitung; H. G. Bechtolt
Keokuk, The Post; Henry Waiter
son, Louisville, The Courier Journa
E H. Won der Kalden, Cincinnati
Yolksfreund; DR.. George A. Chris
S mann, H. j. Christoph, Franz Gin
5 dale, Luther Short, Franklin, Ind
The Democrat; Charles X. Matthew
S Indianapolis. The Cincinnati Enauil
$ err; Charles p. johnson, Cincinnati
+ Volksblatt e. NJ. Goldberg, Teri
I Haute, The Evening Gazette, Saturda
a Night Ledger; Rud North, Jackson
: Mich Volksfreund; Rudolph Batt
e lingck, Milwaukee, Freie Press
e S. NJ. Booth, Chicago, Newspap,
e Union; A. Benter, Bloomington, ii
s Paragraph and Bulletin II. Z. Hell
e derson, Kokomo, the Dispatch; Hem
w. Fisher, Chicago, Arbeiter Ze
n tung; W. S. CARRIER, Madison, Ind
d Courier; H. S. Perkins, Chicago. I'll
Ie Evening Journal and Boston Foil
d Carl Strack, Sterling, Beobachte
d Emil Hoechster, Chicago, vice. pres
is dent Of the Press Committee; Lou
d VAIL, President of the S@ngerfes
h Pred MARI, the Indiana Tribune;
IN B. Stoll Ligonier, the Banner; Pre-
" Rodney WEIGH, Chicago, the Time
le f. H. Brooks, Chicago, the Kans
IN City Times: S. Hooper, Louisyill
Ie Papier; Paul Schnster. Chicago. Jou
a nal of Freedom and Right; II. Klei
J. pell, Madison, Wis, Stats Zeitun
J. J. G. Ryan, Memphis, the PUBL
n LEDGER; George X. Gwartney. Cor
IS don, tho Democrat; H. j. Faltu
al Bloomington, Ind, lhe Courier; j.
sP Van CleVe, Cincinnati, the CONNIE
le cial; Albert Ramstellar, st. Josep
d VOlksblatt; VIM. Hicks, Chicago, Il
ID Tribune; A. G. Hessling, Chicac
Or Staats-Zeitung; Hon. Lorenz BretaI
n T. o. Thompson, the Mayors seer
il, tary, DR.. 0. L. R. Mueller. and otheI
d. Most all OF the German societi
n gave receptions to the members of t
US Sangerfest and the twisting press
I'D each Of which was of superb ord
n. and very enjoyable. The most not
10 bic one was that Of the German
n, Club, Of Chicago, whose members a
of from the best ranks Of German SOL
5, ETY., and of which Hora. Harry He
Re bens, a lawyer and x-journalist is
lie President. 1t was held last night
r. Mccormack magnificent hall on /
a North Side. The occasion vas "
.e, joyous, the attractive charm being I
mel presence of hundreds of lovely lad
rk from other States as well as from Z
IT. own city. Mayor Harrison made