Evening star., 1898-09-22
WASHINGTON SAENGERBiND
Full Program of Proposed Entertain
ments for thc Season.

The Washington Saengerbund season of
iS9S-39 will be inaugurated Sunday Octo-
Der 16, when the first evening entertain
ment will take place The number of en-
tcrtainments. lectures, theatrical perform
aECes and dances, to be given during the
coming season, has been greatly augment
ed. The remarkable though welI-merited
success which attended the artistic social
and financial ventures of the society dur
ing the past year has melted the Saenger-
bUnd to still greater eXertionS in the COM
ing season, which certainly promises to be
the most enjoyable IN the history of the
or@aniZation.
All of the entertainments in the long pro-
gram will be held at the Saengerbund Hall
with the exception of the TWO grand public
concerts on Sunday, December /. 1898, and
Sunday, March -, 1899, which will b..
given at the Columbia Theater, and the
opening ball, Monday, November Il, 1SaS;
the masquerade ball. Monday, February r.
ls!El, and the childrens masquerade ball
Friday, April y, 1899 for which occasions
the National Rifles Hail has been secured.
The fui program for the season is as
follows:
Sunday, October 16, first evening enter
tainment; Sunday, October 23 first lecture:
Sunday, October 30, second evening enter
tainTnent; Sunday, November q, second lee
ture; Monday, November II, grand opening
bali; Sunday, November 90, third evening
entertainment; Thursday November -
dance; Sunday, November u, first theater
evening; Sunday. December I. first grand
public concert; Sunday, December II, fourth
evening entertainment; Thursday Decem-
Der 10, short dance; Sunday, December IS,
third lecture; Sunday, December %, Christ
mas festival; Saturday, December 81, New
Y ear eve, short dance; Sunday, January
8, lS39, NTH evening entertainment; Sun
day, January 10, fourth lecture; THURSDAY
January 10, short dance; Sunday January
-, sixth evening entertainment: Monday
January 80, carnival session. Tuesday,
January 81, carnvaliStc smoker (bIow
ouD; Sunday, February ), second theater
evening, Monday, February b. grand mas
querade ball; Sunday, February 49, Richard
Wagner evening; Wednesday, February %
Washingtons birthday, prize bowling and
masquerade short dance; Sunday, Febru-
airy %, fifth lecture; Sunday, March 5,
seventh evening entertainment; Sunday
March II, Goethe and Schiller evening;
Thursday, March 49, short dance; Sunday,
March 10, second grand public concert;
Sunday, March &C. sixth lecture; Sunday
April 2. Easter, eighth evening entertain
ment; Sunday, April o. seventh lecture;
sunday, April 16. anniversary festival; Fri
day, April 81, children's masquerade. ball.
Sunday, April 23, third theater evening;
Sunday, April 80, ninth and last evening
entertainment.
The officers of the Saengerbund are as
follows: Frank Claudy president; John
Waldmann, vice president; Louis Kimmel.
financial and corresponding secretary:
Frledrich Carl recording secretary; Louis
Faber. treasurer; ". Hagemann, librarian;
Henry Xander, musical director; F. Altrup
A. f. Jorss, w. F. LutZ, VIM. Berens, jr:
F. Havensten and Hugo Schulze, board of
directors; Simon Wolf, E. Abner, Chas. Dis
ner, l.. Doerr, Chr. Heurich, John Barthel,
I'll. Donch, "a. Eberly, J. Karr and Ernst
Schmid, executive committee
The other committees are:
Amusement committee-A. F. Jorss, F.
Altrup, +. Escherich, A. Lepper, W. F.
Meyers, H. Nathan, w. Berens jr.. w.
Hannemann, w. F. Lutz, Sol. Minister, Sam
Sawtell, Karl Xander.
Music committee-Leo Stiefei, Karl Kan
der, A. Lepper, H Nolda.
Dance committee-F. Altrup, F. c. Be
rens. E. Kuebel, Ernst Rupert, w. Donch.
Alvin M. McNish, c. F. Widmeyer.
House committee. Waldmann, P. Ha-
venstein, L. Kimmel
Bowling committee-A r. Jorss, H.
Nathan.