National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-22

Mueller, John Hockemeyer, George Bessler,
aud Herman Bennsler; Dickinson brass
band, of Baltimore, In scarlet coats.
First divsion-Martln Luther association
of baltimore 200 men; delegates from
tho "Gustsv Adolf" the order Of Black
Knights and other societies from Maryland;
DQnchb band, Second divisional number
OF visiting clergymen, members Of the Con-
cordia Trinity, st. Johns, and Fatherland,
German Lutheran churches OF this city, and
delegates from Richmond, New York, Phila-
delphia, and other cities. Several carriages
followed containing prominent Lutherans
aud visitors The route was up. Eleventh
street to H. thence TO Seventh to the Avenue
to Fifteenth street, thence to tho statue.
Many houses along tho limo Of march were
beautifully decorated
The preliminary services In the morning
at tho Memorial church wero conducted in
German. The building was we'll filled with
an audience representing all Of tho English
aud German Lutheran congregations In tho
city, beside many visitors. hr. A, j. ID.
Wedomeyer, of New York, presided, and
seated with him upon the platform were tho
Speakers the pastor Of tho church, Rev. J. q,
Butler, and Rev. DIR. Morris, the president of
the Luther Statue association. Addresses
were delivered by Rev. f. Phi. Hennighausen,
of Baltimore; Row A. o. Wedekind, of New
York; Rov. L. +. Moldehuke, of New York.
During tho services Luther'sgrept battle hymn
WAS sung WIN inspiring hucCb py Ine
audience led by tho choir and cornet. Tho
choir was under tho direction of Mr., George
Godron, aud was composed as follows; Nine.
KaSper, Mrs, Rose Ellis, Miss III. Reiser Miss
Annie Trensheim, Miss Mason, Mr.. August
Pitt, Mr. Julius Schlueter, and Mr.. Henry
Beckstedt.
Last evening the ladios of the Memorial
church rendered the visiting clorgymen
RECEPTION IN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
ROOM.
Tho committee Of ladies was as follows;
Mesdames c. A. Davis, Reed II, d. Kinsell,
N. b. Clarke Nairn, Hoyle, A. B. White,
Zitzer, Butler (wife of the pastor), A. Scott,
and Misses Hartman, Graham, Annie Guss,
Ecklotf, and Charles. Addresses were made
by Mr. Jacob L. Miller,of New York; DIR. Ram
mey, Of Altoona, Pal Mr.. Eppley, of Harris.
onburg Rev. Louis Ioyl, of Philadelphia; V,
L. Conrad, editor of tho LAiherian O6SerUcr
Rev. DIR. Norris. Mr.. Gerlisch, Of New York,
and Mr.. Chas. A, SGhieren, of New York, or.
iginator of tho statue idea.
Refreshments were served by the ladies,
who wore jaunty white caps aud long white
aprons.
Tho ministers present were "a follows
Rcvs, DIR. II. Morris, ]. II. Myers, L. w.
Conrad, George Sickle, V. l.. Conrad, II. w.
lIubers, Ed. Il. Moldehuke, G. Tepley, A. O.
Mankins, A, w, Lilley, Henry Boxer, i. =.
Morbat, i, +. Baermeyer, $. b. Bonitz, d. II.
IieiSBlnROr, G0Orgo PRf6On, NJ, SheuoiRlo, l,
N. Luker. J. II. Seirmap, w. Stroudnife, DIR.
d, w, Hinkle, p, Berastriper, q, II.
Slaybagh, George Schoil, Littlemeyer
II. i, Tougher, d. b, Floyd, G. s.
Albert. L. Il, Albert. +. PHI. Uering,ove
], Wagner ID, NJ. Moses. q. W. Fortuey, r.
Klinofelter. II. G. Holloway. A. s. Hartman
], F, Hartman, J. A. Hartman, r. c. Holland
L. Swartg ]. r. Swartz, j. H. Turner
Keedy, S. Domer, w. u, Parsor, Lebort, A.
HorenRlors, G, A, Nixdorf S, Domer
Jacob FRYE, d. d., Charles Fry, j, A. Brown
IT O. Wild ID. M. Gilbert ID. D. v II Rol.
ton, j. b. shoup, d. Summers, s. A. Weikert
NJ. L. Young, A. Bell, s. q, Finkel, II. w.
Mcknight, 1. A. Mann. u. FELTON,. q. A.
Adams c. NJ, Aurand, L, Kuhlman, ]. M.
Reimansnyder, A. II. spangler, II. c. shindle,
p. A. Heilman, G. A. +. Caseman,
Rer Swartz, s. Schlepol. +, A, Conradi
s, p. Hughes, ], Welfey, John Cling. @. A.
Bauer. NJ L, Beard, G. a. Marks. @. s. John.
son. j. C. Brodruerer ]. Stahl j. Evans. M
p Hooker, J. w, PofRnberger. DR.. stroeble
A. Lent, d. M. Lamotte. J. Zimmerman. IL
I Richardson. Hugo Honser. t. N