Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-02
MOZART HARMONIE
FREUNDSCHAF1
HARUGARI LIEDERTAFEL.

The festivities continued until midnight,
 when the visitors were escorted to their quar- ters on State street near the bridge for 8 night of needful rest. Yesterday morning
 the visitors were awake early and were
 soon strolIing about the streets look
 ing at the public, buildings, visit ing the Green and college grounds and enjoying themselves as best they could
 until the breakfast hour. This over they
 were taken in charge by individual members of the Harugari society and escorted to vari- ous places of interest in and about the city. l After dinner they assembled at Harugari hall, and at o'clock, accompanied by the Raru- garis, took cars on the Whitneyville road | and on arriving at WhitneyVille started on 8 | tramp through East Rock park. The visitors l were very decided in their expressions o1 praise of the natural beauties of tho locality, l and frequent halts were made on the route to admire the beautiful
 scenery that was constantly unfolded to theil | view. On reaching stSnake Rock halt was | made and refreshments were served sin abun dance to the tired party. On the summit o1 East Rock the combined societies sang fine selection and rendered in a very acceptable l manner. At Snake Rock the Mozarts sang g selection and afterward their glee club con sisting of Charles Bauer and Philip Feudler, tenors, H. V. schurr, alto, Harry Griesham andJohn Bernhardt. basso's, sang in splendid style two songs in English, ! the first one being ''Give me my own Native
 Isle,'' and the second, "Come Rise with CTS were loudly cheered when they concluded their songs Late in the af- ternoon the societies returned to the city | well pleased with their days enjoyment The visiting society, which is very popu-
 lar one in Philadelphia, was organized May | 7th, 1877. It is composed entirely of Ameri- l can citizens born of German parents, who . A.- toms and language. In this they have been eminently successful, now numbering 234 members, an increase in membership to
 which no singing society in Philadelphia can
 compare. Being all companions they
 united friendship with brotherly love, thus combining in harmony a united
 brotherhood. The Mozart Harmonic con-
 tains many prominent citizens and business
 men. For the last four years they have held their meetings at 851 and S53 North Fourth street, where they are now located. They
 have fund of $1 300, 36 active, honorary meetings are held every Wednesday evening and are largely attended by all the members
 and while together they spend many pleas.
 ant hour. At the semi-annual election held
 on June 25, 1883, the following officers were elected.
 President, Jacob Loeber vice president, John M. Kaupp secretary, Charles Fischer {; assistant secretary, ,Loins Metzger treasurer, William FrefGesen collector, G. A. Abele i; librarian, Jacob Holzele music committee,
 H. V. Schurr, Fred Cougel, Louis Metzger 1; trustees. Fred Cougel, George Reinhardt, H. V. Schurr musical director, Professor Charles Bauer.
 To day the visitors escorted by the Haru- garis, Turn Verein, Teutonias Schiller
 bund and other societies will make short l street parade, passing City Hall about 10: 30, where they will be reviewed by the Mayor and other>eity officials. Herr c. F. BolIman
 will introduce the visitors to His Honor the
 Mayor, who will briefly reply. The line of l march will then be taken up for the depot where cars will be taken at II a. m. for
 Schutzen Park where grand picnic is to be held by the united German societies. There will be an extra train also at p. m. for the park to accommodate those who cannot go in the morning. Tomorrow the visitors will
 be entertained at Savin Rock and on We'd nesday at South End.
 The line of march this morning will be from the hall on Grown street to Church. to
 Chapel, to Olive, to Grand, to State, to Elm, | to Church, to George, to State, to depot. On Saturday evening Frank Dahlmeyer and Otto Wall were each presented with elegant ly framed certificates of honorary member ship from the 'Mozarts." The members,
 thus honored were those who went to Phila-
 delphIs last fall and in behalf of the Haru- garis presented to the Mozart society the framed photographs of the Harugari mem-
 bers, and as followed they were made honor orv noamhara of fha Mozarfs