The Sunday morning news., 1891-06-07
SAENGERFEST PLANS.
Visiting Musicians Will Be Hos
pitabIy Entertained in
Newark.
specfds 70 flse Sunday sfornino 1Fs.ss.

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NETAEK, June 6, le9I.-The United
Singers committee on headquarters met
yesterday afternoon in Phoenix Han with
/ the lzndlords who VIII furnish quarters
for the visiting singers. Jacob Huber,
Jr- presided He made long speech to
the landlords. in which be told them
what they would be expected to do to
render agreeable the visit of the out-of-
town singers. Everything possible should
be done, he said. to prevent the entering
only must Newark's 5 reputation for hospi-
tality be keps up, but improved.
4 bill OF fare and certain rules would,
be said, be furnished 70 each landlord It
was necessary, above all things, that q
| singer should be well fed. The speaker
set down the hours for meals. but these
| were afterwards changed to the follow
ing:-B Breakfast TO 8 a. m; dinner, u
70 ESQ p. m; supper, to ?. N.
| H0sPITADLE PRECAUTIONS.
He impressed upon the landlords the
necessity OF putting away by itself the
| baggage Of the singers and watching 1t
vfgilantly. so that no sneak thievinr may
be done. II any Of the guests belongings
should be stolen he counseled them to
report the matter at once to the polsce
and to the headquarters bureau, y hich
will be located aE Saenger Hall on July
and f. and IN the park on July 5.
He asked each landlord to provide a
/ wagon for the singers to be quartered at
4 his house. This wagon must be at the
depot on their arrival, and must be
marked with the name OF the society for
whom It IS intended and the city from
which they come.
The landlords were further notified
that theccnimiftee Of forty had appointed
| sub-committees OF two each to visit each
Of the houses where wishing singers will
be qnartered and report to the COMMITTEES
on headquarters any neglect on fhe parl
| of the landlords.
Such societies as have made no special
arrangements for quarters viii be pro-
1 Tited with q card on which shall be
marked the number of its members re-
| quiring accommodation. These cards
4 Will be taken up by the landlords when
the guests enter the house, and payment
4 win be made for no more persons fha 4
these cards call for.
BADGES AND DECORATIONS.
Tue decoration committee met at
| Phoenix Hall yesterday afternoon. Models
OF the metal heads for active singers
badges were exhibited and approved OF.
The head for the first tenor's badge viii
be gilt, that of the second tenor silvered.
the FIRST bass bronzed, and that OF the
second bass oxidized silver. The colors
of these badges viii also be differenE. It
| WIS announced that the contract for fur
nishing fireworks had been given TO 9
company of New York Samples o1
badges for the different committees. ex-
cept the honary com mittee, were exhib-
tied and approved. Those for the latter
committee are not yet ready
The finance Committee of the United
| Singers held meeting last night anC
1 transacted routine business.
1 The Fest Committee OF the NJ. G. "
Aurora organized last night in Krippen.
/ dorff's Hail The following officers were
elected President. John Ruckelshaus
Secretary, E. Frederick; Treasurer, Ch.
| Richter. Lonis Fielder was added to the
\ Reception Committee aud Won der Heyde
TO the Honorary Committee. The Mayor
/ was present.
! The n. V. G. Liberty last night elected
/ the following honorary memb bers for tbs
Saengerfest;-Jacob Luz, Philip Bau-
| mann, Jacob Leisenfritt, Albert Hans
Carl Rleiner. ]. Petreins, J. Scheibel. w
Bonnet. ]. Kohout, J. Ditts, Oh. Dittes
| Carl Ruedger, W. Trautz, K Lemmer
DIR. N. Seldmann, G. Biller, A. Haug, J,
Gerst, II. Werpopp, c. Beez, A. Wolf. H
| Wolters, Philip Zilliox, Ch. Lang, f. Gem
| peril, Marrer E Staeger, E. Rau, O. Heinz
August Peter. Ch. Guenther, a. Sautter
| A. Schapp, Arno Kunath, G. Muenter. A
| Soelbratd, G. Zesch. j. Becker, A. Rom
| mel, n. Skou, A Eisch, CHI Jansen, j,
| August Schmidt, Oscar Staeger, A. Her
old, Oscar Heyder, A. Plemnick, L. Wag-
uer