The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-09-12
GERMAN DAY Is COMING.
ALL IRRASGEMENTS COMPLET1D
IND IT'S SUCCESS ASSURED.
The Parade VIII be Great Credit'o inc
German ResIdents-An ATTRACTIVE
Program to be zee ited'

Tho Young Mems German Association
hold ,ts last meeting at Saenger Hall
last evening to complete the arrangements
TO- the parade which is to take place on
tbe rnorn,ng OF German day, next Thurs
day.
Mr. William II. zimmerman Jr'' was
in the chair and Mr.. Henry E1egenhsimer
recorded. The chair read the following
list OF marshals, aids etc.
William II. Zimmerman, Jr.. chief
marshal; August Dictz, first assistant
marshal; c. a. Metzger, seconc assistant
marshal; oscar .Spott, Louis Briel, Cha''es
Battiee, color bearers, c. W. Spillir 9.
Ed. NJ. Metzger. couriers; Henry Scfott'
Carl Huesel r. Fe,dhaus, N. Bernstein
Louis Blenner, Moses Wise henry
Wunsch. John SchnIerke, August jan
nings. John Liesfeld, S. r. Mitteldorfer,
]. B. Wittkamp, L. w. Brauer
The following order Of march was then
submitted by the committee and adopted;
Squad Of police.
Chief Marshal and aids.
President Won Rosenegk and aids.
Blues Band.
Young Mems German American Associ-
alton.
German Pleasure Club.
Petersburg German American Associa-
tion.
other organizations.
Social Home Band.
Members on horseback.
Members In carriages.
Children in wagons.
The different organizations will assemble
as follows:
Police. west side of Seventh street, north
of Broad street: chief marshal and aids,
east side Of Seventh, north of Broad
Scial Home Band, east side OF Seventh
street, above the police; Young Men S
German American Association, east side
Of Seventh street; Germania German
Association of Petersburg and other or
ganizations, west side OF Seventh street
street, Blues Band, west side OF seventh
street members on horseback, west side
Of Seventh street: carriages and wagons
containing the members of the children
chorus of st. Mary's church. on Marshal
between Seventh and Eighth streets
President Won Rosenegk, OF the Sc
Nor organization, has issued orders Tor
the members Of his organization TO as
sembie at 9Th and Grace streets, from
where they will join the balance or the
narade. They will have on horse back
President Won Rosenegk and II. Kramer
j. Seifert and f. Schaefer, color bearers
of the German, the American and the
Virginia hags. The escort to the color
bearers will consist Of messrs. A. Stille.
and Charles Euker Jr a carriage VIII
follow, containing Germania, Miss L.
VIM, Columbia, Miss NJ. Sent, Virginia,
Mrs. f. Plumacher The rear will be
brought up by about thirty aids on horse
no IL, IN hlapk der
bies and white gloves with white rosettes
Mr.. A. E. Straus made a lengthy ad-
dress and asked the members TO turn
out in full force In order TO make a Gre
ditable showing.
on motion of Mr.. Schott II was agreed
that the committee on badges shall take
charge of the enrolment Of new members
on the morning Of the parade.
on motion OF Mr.. Henry Flegenheimer
a committee Of three was appointed 10
meet the members of the Petersburg
organization on their arrival in this city.
The committee consists Of Messrs Henry
Metzger, w. III. Boschen and l. Harrison.
President Won Rosenegk, of the senior
organization, requested the members TO
take the seats reserved for them In Music
Hall at the Exposition Grounds on the
right and left Of the stage, promptly at
p. m. Tne nall VIII De uecordtcu lor
the occasion by Messrs. Mitteldorfer &
Son.
on motion of Mr.. A. f. Straus the fol-
lowing committee on carriages was APP
pointed; Messrs. julius Nitsche, Paul Men
eel and Louis Metzger.
After the transaction OF some routine
business, the Association adjourned, and
the aids held short session to arrange
the details Of the parade.