Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-16
eERmAN soUIRTIEs MEET.

The Arfsns Celebrate Their Tenth An- l
 niversary - They Entertain Many i
 Guests From New York-To Picnic !,
 To-Day at schuessen Park.
 Yesterday was the tenth anniversary of the i Arion society and was celebrated right msr- rily. A delegation of about ninety members from the M@nnerchor society of New York came up yesterday morning as guests. They arrived here early In the morning on the steamer Continental and were met by dsle- gation of twenty from the local society, who escorted them directly to the hall on Church street. Here an address of welcome was given by President Harder, followed by 2 ct which which about sixty of the number were present in addition to the guests. About 10 o'clock the entire party left to see the sights of the olty, which were unknown to most of the New Workers. They all went in carriages, taking in the drives about East Rock and the principal parts of the city. The strangers were delighted, especially with the at the dense multitude of New Haven'a trees. They were dined at the different houses of the members. Last evening a private entertainment was given In the hall, consist ing of music, singing and instrumental, and speeches by different ones. Mallon's full orchestra was present and the two societies alternated in rendering selections. The New 1OIA 5OcA0ty Wnb. Aoo " shOAA uAuoAonA oAAOO- tor, Professor Henrich Bauer and short speech in introduction was given by Presi- dent Harder, in which he gave a short sketch of the society's existence and alluded to the guests present. He was followed by President Engel of the Maennerchor society. He | expressed the pleasure that he as we'll as the other guests felt at the warm and hearty reception tendered them. He was delighted | with the oity and hoped that 8 return visit | wOnId ha maid fharn Annn0 the other pleasant features of the evening was the pre-
 sentation of handsome silver cup valued at | $75, by President Engel in the name of the
 New York society to the Arions. He made
 e few remarks of complimentary nature.
 It was received by President Harder with an appropriate reply. . l To day the society will hold a grand pie
 nio at Schutzsn park. They will leave on
 the State street cars at 9 o'clock and stop at Basserman's for a while. Stages will be in
 waiting fer the party at the rock and thence
 they will proceed directly to the picnic
 grounds. The day will -bs consumed in
 dancing, singing and social good time.
 The ending up of the entertainment VIII Il pc a
 more festivities held in the hall until it is time for the guests to leave for New York on
 the boat.
 Of the officers present of the Maennerchor society were the following: President, T. O.
 Engel; L. Hoberstrob, vioepresident; Charles
 Tohausmerer, second vicepresident; financial
 secretary, L. Deutschberger; corresponding
 secretary, P. Reschke; treasurer, Charles
 Kroeble; director, Henrioh Bauer. And o1
 the other important members were F. Goe
 bel, A. Schultz, o. Wolf, H. Wolf, Charles Rubuen, L. Zspke and s. Taxter. This SO
 ciety is very large and prosperous one, ant
 has many of the best known Germans il } New Yerk as members. Last year it erected $150,0 hall at 205 East Sixth street, il New York city.