Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-03
The Phi1ade1phia singers.

Welcomed OmciaIly by His Honor the MayOr-A Street Parade-POl1ce Conn., missioner BOllman Introduces the Vfs- ItOrs-The Trip to schutzen Park-PrO- gramme for To-Day
 The second days festivities rendered to the Mozart Harmonic of Philadelphia by the Harugari Iiedertafel of this city and othe- principal societies assisting were rssum s early yesterday morning. The Harugaris with their guests assembled at the hall in Lamar block on Grown street at an early | hour and preceded by Sergeant Wrinn and a platoon of police took up their line of march | as follows:
 Police Sergeant Wrinn. l Police Officers seeck Mearath, Bergin, ,Bohan, ,stEeit
 Bissel, Jackson, McGovern, Stewart, Schroeder, Maulte, Rice
 and Walter.
 RosinuE Band of 20 pieces. Mounted MaIshals Bernard Oberkehr, Christian : Cook, Hermann Schultz.
 Leader Robert Weiss of Harugari Lieder-
 tsfel, President William Dahlmey-
 CT of Harugari Liedertafel
 and Editor weigand
 New Haven Battle-Ground 20 members.
 Harugari Liedertafel, 30 members.
 The line of march was as follows Temple to Chapel, to Olive, to Grand, to State, to Elm, to Church.
 When the City Hall was reached, Mayor Lewis and several members of the Board of Common Council stood in front of the Hall to review the procession. halt was ordered and Police Commissioner Charles Bolman made an address in the name of the German societies. He said: MT. Mayor and Gentlemen of the City Government :-The fact that we, of this dear old City of Films, are receiving so many and so welcome visiting bodies from sister States far and near, cannot but be hattering to us as citizens to our city as whole and you who SO fitly preside over it's affairs. With in 8 fortnight we have had the pleasure of receiving chivalrous military company from South Carolina, gal lant body of soldiers from Louisiana, and to-day we have here with us a distinguished singing society from the City of Brotherly Love. To this society we greatly in-- debted for the warm hospitality which year ago, at the great singing festival in Philadel- phia, it bestowed upon one of New Haven's | favorite singing societies, the Harugari Lied | ertafel whose special guests our Philadel- \ phia friends are, and under whose escort | they are about to repair to the spot on the outskirts of our city known as Schutzen Park, there to spend the day in harmonious song and innocent merrymaking. MT. Mayor and Gentlemen of the City Government \ Through the kindness of the Harugari Lied l ertafel, have the honor to introduce to you the officers and members of the Mozart Har- monie, of Philadelphia, and also to invite | your participation in to-day's festivities.
 Mayor Lewis responded in a pleasant man. ner. He also reverted to the fact that New l Haven has been honored with visits from several distinguished bodies lately, and dwelt on the great part that Philadelphia, the l home of the Mozart Harmonic, had acted in l the first war with England. He welcomed the visitors to New Haven. and coatded them to the hospitality of the Harugari LiedertafeI. The band then played selec. l tion, and the singers of the Mozart Earmo- | nie began the famous ''Das ist der Tag des Hernn-" The Mayor and the throng of listeners applauded and the line of process sion was again begun. They marched down Church to George, to State, to the Union de- pot, where they took the cars for the park. A delay of nearly an hour was exper- fenced at the depot on account of no engine being in readiness to convey them to their destination. At 12 o'clock they started and few minutes later were at the l park The company was composed of men, women and children and on arriving at their destination general good time was enjoyed. Rosinus' band played some of their best se- lections, the societies rendering some of their l best songs and afterwards dancing, and g general good time was induIged in. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon His Honor Mayor Lewis arrived and on entering the park was greeted with load cheers. In response His Honor made a very pleasing address | E0I0EE6O GO Lu0 Eoc1prOCa1 1oGUuE existing between the visitors, the Harugarie and other singing societies of this city and } expressed the hope that the cordial relations existing between the two would continue through all time.
 Charley Fischer, the genial and able ) secretary, responded for the ''Mozarts." IT pleasant speech he thanked the Mayor anc , citizens of New Haven for their kind atten l ton and said that he hoped that at somt , future time the society he represented would , be placed in a condition where they could 7 extend like courtesies to the Harugari anc
 other singing societies and the city officials
 of New Haven. Music by the band, singing
 by the societies and dancing followed il which all participated. Among the societies represented at the park yesterday from thil
 city beside the Harugaris were the Teutonif
 Maenner Chor, Schillerbund, Turn Verie1 3 and SchWaben Verein. Each of these SO cieties did their best in entertaining the visi tors. Among the visitors are at least two ) members of the Grand Army, one being George Predenthal, the youngest member of NewhaIl post No. z, and Charles Horsch
 of John A. Cotters post No. 228.
 Upon the return of the visitors last even. ing, on the special train from Schutzen Park at 7:30 o'clock, they were entertained ir Harugari hall, when many lady friends of the German societies of this city were present , To-day the Harugari society will give thu Philadelphians picnic at Savin Rock anc this evening when they return to the city there will be an entertainment in Germanii Hall by the Teutonia Masnner Chor, 6 ban quet being the principal event of the even ing. Wednesday the visitors will be takel to South End and in the evening they leav for home,