The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-01
THE NATIONAL SANGRRFES1'
wxLL BIZ HELD IN THEs gxGY A0uR DAYS, BEGINNING TUESDAY.

"@L1 1G h1SLD IN IdLs RIIX- EOUR
 DAYS, BEGINNING TUESDAY.
 Eiabosate Program Prepased--Fiye Hun
 dyed Delegates Expected--Thcy wfn be
 shown About the -Grand Pscnic at
 scheutzen Park the Last Day, July Ath.
 Beginning tomorrow. July 2 the fourth sangerfest of the United Haruga-
 Il Sarigerfest of the United States will
 open in this city for four days.
 Already the local Harugar Lieder-
 tafei are making active preparations to
 receive the 300 delegates, who are ex-
 pected. President Conrad SchoA and
 his associates have been working hard and earnestly for weeks past and every ] thing is now in readiness to welcome
 the coming guests. Some members of the order have already begun to
 decorate their places of business. and among other places Lamar block. on
 the top floor of which the jolly Ger
 mans hold forth, presents a. gay appear
 ance by reason of its many cotored dec- orations.
 The Harugari society has its branches
 in nearly every city of importance in the United States. The local society is the largest and most influential in Con necticut. It numbers among its mem bers naturalized German citizens, who
 are men of affairs and prominent in the arts and professions, They believe
 in the motto, Live and Let Live, and while they carry out the former
 With a vengeance they practice the lat
 ter with a kindly charity. Among the very many we'll known so- cieties who will attend this years Sam
 gesfest are: The St. Louis Sangerbund. Mannerchor of Cleveland, Mannerchor { of Buffalo, Sangerbund of Albany. .Ljd- erkranz of New York, Mannerchor of Orange, N. J., Liedsrtafe of Syra clss. N. r., Sangerbund of Utica. Lieder-
 tafel of Union City, Conn, Manner- chor of Roxbury Mass, and the I.ie- derkranz of Providence, R. | The executive committee has prepar- ed a splendid progrom for the dele- gates, in which beer and music mixes with the delightful air of freedom that 1 is so characteristic of the society and the nationality from which it's members sprang.
 l The Sangerfest opens tomorrow with
 a morning and afternoon reception to the delegates. At 48;;S0 in the even I ing there will be a torchlight procession
 of delegates and members. The proces- | sion will form at HarugarI hall oll Crown street, and under Chief Marsh al H. A. Kraler as Assistants McWeiler and George Rotnan will march dow1g Church to Meadow, to Water, to States Ito Chapel to Temple. to Crown streets and back to headquarters where a banquet will be spread, at which Mayor Hendrick and President B. Neuss will speak. There will be music by the Mo- zart Mandolin club and the ,SecoSd Iregimsnt band M ; ] On Wednesday the visitors will be Ishown about the city, taken Ito East Rock park and other points iof inter est. "A rehearsal will be hel5. at the lsHyperion at 3 o'clock in the Afternoon flor the concert in the evening, In which laH the visiting societies win u ke part This concert will be a treat for music lovers. There will be chorsis of $50 voices under the direction of Prof. Max
 Dessauer. The full program is as fol- Flows:
 l lSangerfest Mach. ...s..........Or Orchestral Holy Night ............... Beethoven I United Singers Soprano solo-Still as the Night. Bohnt Mrs. Ida Klein- Six Old Netherlands Folk Songs, Kramer by Harugari LiedertafeI. l New Haven; orchestra acconpani ment; organ by MT. G. Boyle; tenor solo by A. Lohmann; baritone solo, | by Ferdinan Woehlert. l Aria Opera tGiooondo" Ponchiedlf MT. Baron Berthald. s LChorus--Liberty of Song. MarschneE | Mannerchor and Trohsinn of Buffalo (violin soio--G Gipsy Dance ..... Machey1
 MT. Isidore Troostwyk. Chorus-The Lone Rose v. HermeE 1 United Singers.
 Selections-A Cradle Song ..:.....
 ......... Marie Elizabeth b--Gavotte GilIet.
 String Orchestra.
 Soprano solo-You Are My All. .BradsbyJ Mrs. Ida Klein.
 1 Autoharp. ......F Won Paula Qtt 1 MT. Louis Melcher! Chorus-CaM to Hunt. Frank Abt Harugari Liederkranz of New York, l MT Nuke, director.
 | Solos-a-How Like Flowert. .... .Lasz | b-Love Plaint.
 1 Shelly Barron Berthald. Overture-Egmont., .......... Beethoven | Orchestra.
 Chorus-Wonderfu Spring .......... Abt United Singers with orchestra. Baritone solo by F. Woehlert. The last day, July 4. will be appfp- priately observed. There will be big | street parade in the morning, partici- pated in by all the visiting societies, the Germania Bicycle club, with three bands of music. The route will be lfrom the hall to Temple, to George, to Church, to Elm, to College. to Chapel, to State, to Olive, where cars will be taken for Schuetzen park. Here a big picnic will occupy the remainder of the | day and evening.
 The committee on the general ar
 engagements are made up as follows: Executive--Chairnan, B. Nrss, vice chairman, P Zimmerman; recording secretary, August Kurz; correspond ling secretary, H. Kratzer; financial secretary, M. Baumann; treasurer, W Homann.
 l Press ommitttee-Deputy Sheriff J. P. Dejon, August Kurz, F. Woehlert, F. Zimmerman, P. Neuss.
 Music committee-R. Kraus, A. Loh- Imam, H. Kratzer, A. Kurz, Max Des-