Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-28
THE HARUGARI LIRDRRTAFRL
The "Commerceo ut the Newly Rent
ted Hall Last Evening-An KIcellent
Musical Program-A Description of
the Hall.

The "Commerceo ut the Newly Rent.
ted Hall Last Evening-An Excellent
Musical Program-A Description OF
the Hall.
Last evening was q jubilant one for the
Harugah. About 800 members of the 20.
ciety, with large number from the Arions
and other German singing societies, gath
cred at the newly reftted hall for 'com-
merce" and an informal opening of the
hall, and all seemed more than pleased
with the work that has been accomplished.
The Harugari may now congratulate
themselves on having one of the finest and
most neatly fitted mp halls in the city.
The main hall has been much enlarged
and the roof raised several feet. II is
prettily frescoed In tints of sky blue and
pink, the upper ceiling being q repre-
seneation of a sky reflection. The walls are
finished In rough paint over the smooth
plaster In a darker hue than the upper
ceilings. Musical emblems are represented
on the walls. At the lower end the en-
blem is a mandolin and pipe with the in
scription "Lieb, Vein, wsib, Gesang"
.'wer lIebt NIGHT Vein. Web. oesnng.
Bleibt elm MARI scin Lebslang.''
On the left there are two Alphine horns
and French horn; on the right side 10 a
harp, the emblem of the society; and at
the upper end are Scotch bagpipe. Mr.. @.
+. A. Westsrmann was the frescoer and 10
to be highly commended for the excellent
work done. Mr.. Westermann did the
frescoing on the free public library, hav-
ing been employed by Plat q Thompson
for Ave years. A prize was put up for the
beat sketch Of the hall, which he won by
making the most excellent design. Pictures
of the members of the society, pictures of
the Mozart Harmonic of Philadelphia, also
of other men who have been prominent
among the HarugAri, the bylaws of the
society, q finely executed specimen of pen
manahip by A. Z Seydler, hang At the
lower end of the hall large
show case containing the prizss won
by the society at different times
Is on the right side Of the hall. The
society have n lease Of the hail for term
of years and in view of their improvement
of the premises in connection with others
made by MI. Z. NJ. Clark, owner of the
building. Mr.. Clark allows the society the
use of the place one year free of rent The
musical and literary program was rendered
Mt the entertainment last evening:
PART l.
l. LusspIeI Overture. Keller Bella
Philharmonic orchestra
2. Chorus-Nun list der LAnz geEommen-
HArngAri iiedertAfrl, Max Dasssner, conductor. |
). Reciiasion-The Miner and His Child ....-.
Herr Theodore wurr.
Z. Baritone solo-Lacrima Christi. G. Bohm /
Herr y. woehlerz
8. Piano solo-Le Tremolo. .GotischAIk /
Herr Max DeksAner.
G. Reciiation-The Last Trip.
Hrrr
A salamander was at this juncture rub
bed" to the founders of the HArugAri, of |
whom only one now survives, Herr LANCE. |
.. Chorus-F rohliche Armut. .Krener |
HArugan LleserrAfeI-
8. Seiectioa-Cocoanut Dance. Hermann /
Philharmonic orchestra
Ten Minutes lniermissson.
PAKTu.
l. Comic song and rsc'taiiOn-The Political Out
Herr Harry Jacobs
Herr TheSdorc W1rr:
5 Seiection-cLardAsS tyrien ne Danse @ Michel
Philharmonic Orchestra.
e. QuIntet-Auf der wacht
Herr wOehlert, Neuhs. LohmAnn, ffeifisr,
s. Couplet-The Dot OF the "i'-str4ss. from
opera "PrinE Methusalem-"
Herr Shratcher
G. Chorus-Lethetrunk vom Rhein......
HarueaH L4ederSafel-
2. Selection Poor Jonathan. Milloeckcr |
8 Choras-Raus Polka
HarugarI LederIafeL
Mrs. Homan presented an elegant bouquet
to the president, Bartholomew Neuhs;
Miss Kutcher presented another TO Herr
Woehlert, and Miss Neuhs presented an
other to Herr Max Desssuer
The committee on arrangements were:
Nicholas Schwickardi, Martin Pfeifer. John
Weissgeber, Wilhelm Albrecht, ]. Wester-
mann.
The formal opening of the hall will be
the fret week in September.