St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-07
THE SENGERBUND.
The Business Meeting and the
Evening Concert.

The delegates to the state sfengerfest in
dulged in parade yesterday forenoon,
which constituted the sole feature of the
program up to 2 o'clock. The athenaum
was the starting point. and there, for half
hour or more before the start was made, the
visitors were assembled, all wearing badges,
to the number of three or four
hundred, in the care of some
of the officials. When $50 o'clock
came the line was formed, extending down
the street a considerable distance and num-
bering some hundreds. 1t was in two dl-
visions, the first headed by a platoon Of
police and commanded by Chief Marshal
Henry Weber, and the second under COM
mand of his first assistant Wilhelm Hamm.
The Great Western and the Union bands
furnished music for the respective
made marching music during the
intervals when the bands were not
nlaying. The composition OF the divisions
and the line of march have been given here
tofore in the GLOBE. The procession was
a solid-Io0king one and moved in good
form through the principal streets of the
city, the bands playing appropriate selec-
tons. 1t attracted general attention along
the entire route and the usual number of
small boys followed along the sidewalk dur
ing its entire course. 1t was well along
toward noon when the line of march had
be9n completed and the members scattered,
to meet again at the athen9um at 2 O'Clock.
4 - THE BUSINESS MEETING.
The business of the session occupied but
comparatively little time and was COM
pleted at short session. On coming to-
gether short address, was made by the
president. Adolph Jarshisliek, in which
congratulations on the good attendance and
a statement of the business of the session.
were the leading features. Reports Of the
last saengerfest were read by the secretary,
j. Files, and adopted as also the financial
showing made by the treasurer. Joseph
Giesen. The following delegates entitled
to seats in the session were then reported:
Mannerchor, St. Paul-Frank Werner, Otto
Dreher, Peter Giesen.
Liederkranz, st. Paul.. HUenge, III. Fl.
Miller, J. Bayer.
Concordia Society, St. Paul.. Schneider,
W. Platte, w. DuX.
Orpheus Society, st. Paul.. Dux F. Cloe-
bitZ, a. Decker
Ledertafel, St. Paul-H. Heinsch, O. Voigt,
L. Hensche.
Arion Society, St. Paul.. Hoffman, W.
Engler, P. Hermes.
Mennerchor, Young America-J. Schaler,
]. H. Alderman.
M8nnerchor, New Ulm-H. Rudolph, J.
Jacobs.
Gernania Society, Cold sprngs-P. H.
Kray, S. Mondschein.
Frohsinn Society," Minneapolis-A Arnold,
Henry Hauschild, Charles Fust.
M3nnerchor, East MnneapOlis-N. Paar, a.
Schon, J. Marxen.
Germania Society-N. Schooner.
Cencordia Society, Jordan-B. Esele.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The election of officers for the ensuing
year was next taken up with the following
result: President Henry Hauschild: sec
rotary. John Rauch; treasurer, William
Grotjan. The vice presidents, one from
each society. were then chosen as follows:
M@nnerchor, st, Paul, ?. J. Giesen; Lied
erkranz, j. Huenge; Arion, A. Fretsche; Con-
cordia,J Schneider; Liedertafel. G. Hadliche;
Orpheus,s j. DuX: Young America Men
nerchor, J. Schaler: New Ulm Mmnnerchor,
G. Jacobs; Minneapolis Frohnsinn, Charles
FuSt; East Minneapolis M@nnercnor, A.
Shon; Saltwater M&nnerchor, F. Kruger;
Cold Spring Germania society, Philip Kray;
Concnr;tia Society, Jordan, J. Traub. The
Geiirania Society of Cold Springs was adj
Il ~ to the S&ngerbund YESTERDAY. with
membership OF thirteen. After some dis
scHsSinn the next place of meeting for bust
hess was fixed at New UIm, and Mime
apolis was decided on as the place for hold
ing the next S8ngerfeSt. After some minor
business the meeting adjourned