The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-27
THE FRoHsINN SOCIETY.
sixth Anniversary Concert and Bal-Prs,
sentation of Flag and Coiors by simon

sixth Anniversary Concert and BaiI-Prs,
sentation OF Flag and Coiors by simon
Mayer.
On Sunday evening Mayors hall wa, the
scene OF one OF the most pleasant and en-
1oyable entertainments that has ever been
given in the city of Dallas. The Frohsnn
Singing club is one of the most popular OF
our social institutions. Six years ago a
few congenial spirits who were devoted to
that most divine of all elevating influences,
music, met together and organized the
Frohsinn Singing society, and to-day the
society is comp osed of large membership
OF the best musical talent in the city, and
IS credit alike TO the city and the
society itself, and like all social re.
unions, when music and social intercourse
predomate, it brings forth all the best and
most tender impulses of the human heart.
The reception given on Sunday evening
! was attended by a large and apprecatiys
| audience, which was en' ertained by mu.
steal treat of rare excellence. During the
| interval of the concert Mr.. Simon MAYER,
one of our most enterprsing and liberal
citizens, presented to the society a beautiful
banner. Mr.. Eisenlohr made the presenta-
ton speech, in he which paid just and well.
deserving tribute to the worth of Nj.
Mayer, which was responded TO
| by Papa" Muller in few
happy and appropriate remarks that
met with the hearty endorsement OF the
society aud the audience, after which the
concert was continued until the close of the
programme. The first upon the programme
was sonnet by y. BONN, for piano, ar
ranged for orchestra by Professor q, Haas.
IL was executed admirably and applsuded
by the audience. Mr.. H. Boccues, who
sang tenor-solo with orchestra, was rem.
dered spendidly. Next came vic lnsoo
by Professor Haas who pleased the au-
dlence so well that, rs an encore, the reveric
| by Schismann was insisted upon, which he
rendered admirably. The first part OF the
programme was then closed with the cho-
rus, The Forest" sung by the Frohsinn
/ in fine style.
a symphonic OF Hayden, was rendered by
the other club, succeeded by duet sung
by Messrs Frees and Smith, who laboring
| under the disadvantage of an interfering
hearseness of voice did not sing as well az
IS usually expected of these gentlmen,
though they fully preserved their reputa-
ton. This WAS followed by another chorus
from the frohsinn, and last but not least,
the popular Vanditti duet of Stradela by
t.latow, which was executed in costume by
Messrs Baccius and Lickefeld In a most
creditable manner. Mr.. Baccius' reputa-
ton AS singer and actor is too well estab-
lished to permit us of comment, OF Mr.
Lickefeld, however, considering this was
his ilrst appearance on the stage, he did
well.
THE BALL.
The programme finished, the hall wa,
cleared and the merry music called youth
and beauty to the floor, and homage was
paid to the god Of love and music in trip
ping to the merry maze of the dance unit
the wee sma' hours.
The dance programme read as follows
Sixth anniversary concert and ball given
by the singing society Frohsnn, Sunday
evening. March %. 1883, at the Y. NJ. II. A.
hall. Floor managers, G. A. Elsenlohr
Z. Steinmann, A. Guber, G. Finkbener
| oRDBB OF DANCES.
l, Waltz. 2, Schottische. 3, Polka. 4
Lanoiers. s. Heel and Toe. 6, Waltz. 4
Quadrlle.. 8, Varsouvlenne. 0, Mazurka.
~, Waltz. IL, Lnnciers. H. Racquet. 10,
Schottische. Ia, Polka. 10, Waltz Quad
rifle. 49, Lanciers. II, Heel and Toe 49,
Home, Sweet Home.
Altogether II was one of the most enjoya-
Bile Affairs OF the season, and long may the
Froshinns exist and prosper.