The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-13


Marie kamphcr Miss Annie kanpher.
Miss Rosa Thon, Mss Sophie Thon. MISS
Minnie Thon Miss Minnie Schranit. Miss
lssbcth vor Rosenegs, MISS FRANCES mol
be. Miss Martha Mcnzel MISS X. MenIei.
Miss LA Ruppcrt Miss Overmann, MISS
Minnie Hehlc. Miss Gussie Bchle.
Besides these yolns ladies there were
also number OF carriasrs ".'h tne
can Ladies' Aid Association or the Nir-
gina Hospital.
PASSING IN EEyIEN.
As soon as the grounds OF kichmond
tOIItgr wei, paeate~ Al eA.He"t "a. 'v'' -.
IsVat.4t -. 4.At- ~Y 4sis a4"'" Ga t'' 49,"
49,. a.. i,rOau st.cct 10 has" sAv i...~Se
l..s mem lii review. auusNNee"taJ s.i'+
,lo.sut up The rear, ANA a"o"t "i'ee'
in4at.t,s la.cT everybody iOlnd accVhi"V-
att.ou Nllnin the satcs o. ."c h~Pos'"v"
,nr magnificent n0at, which was rea''y
. .a4.ttr.4tce ln tuc art OI decorating
IRON lns nands OF -dessls. ii. Mi'.,i"V'
Ter g. aon. Was PuileG AZ t"e ee"le 90
tne ule lAaiu nah, where il va oN"N'~f-'
agmIi,u uy ali "nO inspected IL. a., enc
tnstN one Oi the participants III tne
t..raur Tor inc next hsLi Lv~i 'ii'u i' no
u,xu MAY ANA 10 suI4 hia taste 10 81
cool. aiu ire tnree sta"9S OK t"e t'on-
lnohL brewery, TIE HDlAc BicN'is, AZ
Neutrality-suspicious., ~ the lAttiivi Oi t"c
piilding. Borsner a hnbe4, just on ''io
OUTSIDE, ana tnc Otler ici' csi'.i'e"e -" NO
cream cOuIl be mac, GA 4 '"i4'I"s JUST
mile after noon the games COM
nenced Tor the cnuuren, ana cIV@tN" d
great deal OF mct}mcne i-"~n -,
AM. ulNelule pa4tlll pants VAS lS""i" Wv"
with a puze. 3nOEuA after 4 o civcn .'o
members Oh tnc Itc-tptioH OV'''i'i'' ~
started out IN carriages 10 can GA 'u0 ','
Nlttd gu,sts. ANA Dilns tN''" " N'. 49,,
lnslllou I4Juuus. 81 ME '"'.i i''ui "a
...s b.lyr loohcu fOr the crown ANUS"
fn.tps.l,.s lu various ways, anu .''
sauasorle decorations OF the various iV-
freshmcnt Stands were sfoany a~'''" NN''
. IA1tL All oENAMAAt.
Among tie ornaments on e~hlDiIoh Oh
one OF these STANDS was an N4""'o'i ~
presenting all nations IL WAS uecoi"v"
.yfn me pOiors OF fnc various Aa|ohs,
ana lis ton which especially represented
tine German nduOn, coHlalAeu D's ~"
pace head partially nlducn Dy tlhDuAaeH
paper. htue ocio" a nasN ~, - 80.
was .euspcudcd, temltrly alludihB ID 'hv
farorita beverage OF tnc Iilsh ana Is
neck. III order 10 MAKE the KIM sun
Dla3ucr was decorated win Iosettr III
Inc color Of tire Emerald Isle. rms ten
der souvenir Was presented duTinS the Line
of lnarcn 10 1nc inmates OF a carriage
by MT. Charles Johnson, OF -Ne" Jersey
me u0at master Oh the pennsylvania
railroad Company. ihe se"'Iv'"e" 81" 't1
carriage VINO ia TINS manner were honor
Ell before All the rest, were Messrs- W IL
holm" kaltcr. Zen. Mctzscr, ool. VEL
ana LOUIS GlcselDrecht Inc souvenir
had attached to IL card Win the Ia
scupton prom hanover.
GOsslppers Afterwards made the uhk!hu
remark that tle card shoulI ne re-
uIuucr oil the TACT tAdi a SUNDAY OF w"
ago Mr. Pat. kaittf was caught 4h VHt
act OF violating the sunday laws Whtn
~, iutrlliiu. police Ouclal introduced
himself as a gentleman from hanover
county.
shortly before O'Clock yesterday after
noon me Muse Hail began TO I'LL WIN
people, who were anxious 10 listen TO the
singing and The speeches that had ptci
announced The ladies' were nearly an
dressed In light summer costumes, anu
the sight WAS certainly u-dulllui one
20 behold Notwithstanding the Excess,
sive heat the hail was completely hlicd
during the progress OF The proceedings
and a good many lthers renamed ON the
outside. Take 1t all IN all, there must
have been iuly 400 people present Huiiin
the celebration. and the ladies' were by
no means poorly represented.
DtAurFCL GROUP.
In tie centre of the back part of the
Big platform "a lais had been erected on
which were seated Germania and Column
bia. the former represented by MSS vih-
brum ana the latter by airs. DhHiieS Jas
ser. Miss Neiubrum wore heavy Whiie
satin dress with red unique and black
trimmings ana the German eagle cni-
hroidercd in gold on the front of the
CuIsagc. Ia her nair She wore wreath
Of laurel ana oak leaves. Mis-. Hasser
also wore a white sat.n dress with nlDc
unique. iu which the stars representing
the various states OF the tn.on Were
interviewer. The bodice OF the dress was
trimmed with red silk, and on her head
Mrs. tfaHscr wore a SILK cap IN the
national colOIs. In front OF Gcrmduia
ana Columbia sat the two pages. Johnny
hrause, dressed IN pink SUIT and blue
mautel with nOWiug blonde locks, and
Bernard SchOtt. dressed I'm pale blue. Be
tween the pages little Anthony ScnWane.
Jr., the son of the caterer of Saenger
Halle, found his seat, who was dressed
in the uniform Of lieutenant of in
f,ltry Of the German army.
rHE INvIrtD GUSTS.
The seats on the left side Of the plat
form were occupied by the members OF
the various singing societies, while on
The right the officers OF the German
American Association and the members
of the various committees were seated
with The invited guests. Among the latter
Were Rev. j.. y. Calisch. raOOi OF Syna-
goguc Beth Ahala. Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil.
of st. Johns Lutheran church, Key. + a.
Their Willibald, of St Mary $, Key. rather
81. John. of North Carolina; Hon. Joseph
7. Lawless Secretary OF the Common
wealth. Judge T.. G.. Minor and lazy,
Judge Lamb and lady. Justice Crutchneld.
Captain Frank W. Cunningham and lady,
Richard N. Taylor Commonwealth At
torney II. NJ. Smith, Jr., State Senator
William LOyenstein.
Mavor Taylor was the last one OF the
invited guests to arrive with his escort,
and as soon as he had been seated, Pres
ilent 4. Won y ROsenegk announced
that the official programme would oe
executed.
After an overture by the Blues Band.
the Gcrman-Amcrican Mixed Chorus sang
"Gctt eruesie dich.' under the direction
of Professor &. i. Mutter. This organize
ton has only been in existence for few
weeks, but its renditions yesterday by
the forty ladies and as many gentlemen
present we're excellent
rnl sIDENr Won IostNrGK's sPgrcH.
Mr. 4. Won \. Hosenesk. president OF
the Cermau-Amcrican Association, then
stepped 10 the front 10 welcome those
present in an appropriate and feeling
address. lie spoke as follows.
our Lord has granted that the ma
iOrity Of us are allowed 10 participate
IN this celebration of the sixth German
Day in the city of Richmond. / extend
"a cheerful greeting 20 you all. and sim
cerey hope that every man. woman. and
child viii ma 50 much enjoyment that
al the close of to-day's observance all
viii return home with very pleasant rccol-
lect!ons.
As president of the German-American
Association OF Virginia. ! herewith tender
the heartiest thanks Of the association
20 those ladies and gentlemen Of the
different committees who. by their self
sacrifice. enabled us 20 make this cclebra-
ton such a glowing success. Especially
must I laud our artist. MT Max +. Lind
ner who spared neither time nor trouble
iu surprising US with the beautiful float
and other Communications Also our
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