The morning times., 1895-08-31

The worldfamed Arion Society, OF New
York, arrived in the city last night over
the Baltimore x Ohio Railroad on a special
train, and are now quartered at the Eb-
bett House. They came over 230 strong,
with them being quite a large delegation
ofladies, and are eguests of the hospitable
Saengerbund
The society was met at the depot by the
following committee OF the Saengerbund:
Messrs. Frank Clandy, chairman; j Wald-
man, William BeTens, A. Jorss, Charles
Dtsmer, Aug DaetZ, Martin Heyener and
Louis Faber These gentlemen cheered the
visitors Justify and cordially as the Off
GERS stepped from the train.
The Arions wore two badges. one a
small favor in national colors, to which
The name 'Arion" was pinned, ana the
other their gold souvenir medal OF their
trip to Berlin aud Vienna in 1892
IN HOLIDAY HuMoR
They arrived in an evident mood of
pleasant anticipation. They were en-
thusiastio and lively. aud made quite a
number of merry cable car parties eA
route to the hotel.
Tie officers or the society are Richard
Weinacht, president, julius o. Werner,
secretary; c. Lucius, treasurer, and E..
Ganss financial secretary. Among the
most distinguished OF the members are
Richard katzenmayer, president OF the
United Singers or New York, and Prof
Z J..
tdHuer StueCken having recently resigned.
Among the members and lady visitors are
Mr. ana Mrs. Il. Wemhart Mr. and Mrs.
J Y. Werner, Miss III. Hopper, Mrs. W K.
katzAHmayeT, Mr ana Mrs. M FIecii, Mr..
and Mrs. J. huder, Miss =. Niggel, hr. and
Mrs. l.. /. Mayer, MIR. and Mrs, +. Ouch,
Mr and Mrs. G. Farges, Mr.. and Miss
Kra9mer Miss a. BoetJger, Mr.. ana Mrs.
G. g. I.Tib hr. and Mrs. ROsebdch, Mr..
ana AIs. X. AZ. Bert, Mr.. and
Mrs R. G9ldt, Mr.. and Mrs A.
harit, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Gross
mai. Mr and Mrs. c. Betty, the Misses
kits h1lI- Mr. and Mrs. StolZenberger, lir.
and Ats. c.. Hauser, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Met
%. Arens, Miss AFeus, AIr. ana Mrs. K +.
lhhu1otI, Mr. ana MrS, b. Hammer, Mir. and
Alls. JanLzen. Dr. a. V aikenberg, Miss N.
Aillztl, 4llsS r MJZei, A. /. DeYcnbejn,
Miss A. Deyenbein, Mr. and Mrs. j Eohnl
Ac. and ArE. II. He@eueT, Mr. and Mrs. c.
5choetier, Mr. and Mrs Joln UHger. Miss
Jnger, Ar. and Mrs krOeH.e, Mr.. and Mrs
i. Brown, Msss Eva Brown, Mir. and Mrs.
@. Pest. SlT. and Mrs. &. SChieck. Bir. and
MIS- /. EelsS, Carl Mann, NJ. Gibhardt.
Ed Russ, Mr. and Mrs. l. Eruss, Mr. and
Mrs Hertbein, Mrs WerHiB- ID. " -EauscheT7
arS. r. HelEhaT5, and many others.
GOING TO MOUNT VERNN
The committee escorted their guests TO the
hotel, where they had supper, which was not
concluded uH long after midnight, when
the guests retired. ana many of them 10 Ia Ike
this morning
The programme for to-day is TO take
a view OF the city in q carriage ride, be
ginning at about 9 a. N. Mr.. Chris.
Hcurich has invited the society to lunch ar
his great bre very at ! a. NJ, and they have
cordially accepted.
At p III they. accompanied by the
Sacngerpund, VIII proceed 10 Mt Vernon
on The Manchester, where they VIII sing
an ode and deposit a wreath on the tomb
OF the Father OF the Country.
ss-HHa N ~TeEh
Marshall Han, where there win be sing
ing and dinner and other festivities
The big feature OF the programme for to-
morrow is visit TO the caverns of Luray