Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-07-25
THE LUTHERAN REUNION.
Arrangements Perfected for the 0sxher1n
NJ Bay Ridge TomorroW.

1t Bay Ridge Tomorrow.
The annual Lutheran reunion 20 be held a.
Bay Ridge tomorrow promises TO be one a
the most Interesting and successful affairs
OF the kind that has yet been held.
For the past seven years these annual re-
unions have been held at Pen Mar par.
ucfpated IN by the Lutherans from Penn
syivania- Maryland. West Virginia and the
District of Columbia II was decided this
year 10 abandon Pen Mar as far as the
Lutherans OF Baltimore, Washington ana
such near by Maryland and Virginia cities
and towns as can be convenaentiy reached
from Bay Ridge were concerned A special
excursion train will be run over the West
ern Maryland railroad from Mechanicstpwn
70 Glyndon IN the morning IN time TO con-
Baltimore excursionists win 20 py raj, %
steamer. and the washtngtonians by rail,
leaving the Baltimore and Ohio station al
A souvenir program OF twenty pages son.
tanning the portraits of the Lutheran pas.
nected with the general synod and a short
directory OF each church IN the two cities
with other items OF interest VIII be distrs
The Musical Program.
The final rehearsal OF the Baltimore
chorus. under the leadership Of Mr.. Harry
NJ. Smith. was held last night at St MARKS
Church. The music selected il bright end
training. The three selections TO be rem.
dered by the Baltimore chorus are Tin
s@0 cf f i:rse :G by HG R0..H nfsa
demption." by GoGnod. Mr.. smith VIII vi also
Power Of Jesus Name and sMal Az Nv
Maryland. the entire audience Joining.
ehc a. M ,sse pss. ;ans ss !. Sc Ps
Northwest Thi. CHORUS: under the leader;
also render three selections, viz: FESTIVAL
Te Deum." by Buck: 80 Pray for the
81 b snd Hs shs
hS9drsd years Old and orisihsiiS written
ss:r Ia. snSsSn s Sc You You fGRd We
The untiring Efforts Of Prot. cioward.
great amount Of spirit and enthusiasm
cent work done at sSe several s i"r rehssrsaIs
promise some very excellent music to-
The Committees.
The committee of arrangements Is com
posed OF Rev. L. NJ. Zimmerman. Charles
H. Kunkel. J. W. Shelter. W. l. Armiger,
kerry G; Hines, w. c. Rupp. A Austin
Baird. John NJ. Herman, W. A. Hantske.
more and John c. Parker. Cornelius Corn EcH-
hMardS a: K wagner Or w; w; Alleger.
Graham a q M MSh a'er anu James W.
The details OF the program We're ar
ranged py committee OF I'VE. CONSISTING
OF Rev. L. NJ. Zimmerman. Messrs Armi-
ger and Hines of Baltimore and Messrs
Parker and Eckhardt OF WASHINGTON
tSed az Rag aTe THAT %s. /, a &c he dis
hands Of a committee of three. CONSISTING
OF J. W. Shelter and W. c. Rupp OF Bslti.
more and Cornelius Eckhardt OF Wash
tngton- The souvenir will be distributed
free and to those only who attend the re-
union.
The Washington Chorus
Those who win sing in the washing
ton chorus are:
Soprano-Miss Sue Wilson. Miss Mac
Nichol. Miss Ella Wilson, Miss Emma Fvs-
man, MISS Mollie Mckee Miss Jessie
smith, Miss Grace Noerr, Miss lula Rock
vel, Mrs. Charles Gotthoid Miss Afdie
Granam, Miss Anna Graham Miss Ada
Caulneld, Miss s. T. Newton
, AIto-Miss Blanche Jewell Miss blanche
nn,uecherl Miss q. Il. Calvert, Miss Mabel
fiate Miss Grace Lewis. Miss r Rick
stts. Miss Lucy Cauield Miss virYie
Leech, Miss Draney, Mrs Walter Western
MIS- Walter MacNichol
Bass-R T. Meyers. o. c. Hines, A r.
sherin, E. o. Asmussen, c. r. Hall. Gren-
YllIe Lewis. odell L. whippie. Hunter
Jones. h. T; Hoover. n. W. Pomeroy. s. c.
ELLIOTT STANLEY Heinrichs Grant Arrnor
Tenor7y; Scharf. S. p Mason, G. Scharf,
or, -. N Riggs. 3. W. Beebe. w. r.
smith. S. II; Bond. w. r. Reed, Thomas
carr, j. a Roeder. J. B. Macauiley, Fred
Dfbs ,rsc, George F Muth.
i ISL Miss Grace Fox; pianist, Thee. FIRE.