The San Francisco call., 1899-05-12
PREPARING TO
WELCOME ARIONS
FROM NEW YORK
Grand Festival to Last
Three Days.
MONSTER MIDNIGHTSERENADE
HARMONIC AND TEUToNIA TO
ASSIST SINGERS.
Local Organization to Be Host at
Magnificent Complimentary
Entertainment and Ex-
cursion on the Bay.
MONSTER MIDNIGHT SERENADE
HARMONIC AND TEUToN1A TO
ASSIST SINGERS.

Now that it is certain that the celebrat-
ed Arion Club of New York will spend
three days in August in this city the local
organization is making extensive prepara-
tions to fittingly entertain the sweet sing
ers from the Empire City.
Committees have been appointed TO look
after the pleasure of the visitors and en-
tertaipment provided for each day of
their stay. A grand complimentary enter
tafnment at which there will be cheer Tor
the mind and the palate, monster MO
night Serenade, an extended excursion on
the bay and trips to various points OF IN
terest are a few of the many attentions
that will be paid the Eastern guests;
The musical party, 15O strong, VIII ar
rive in this city on the evening of August
II. The reception committee OF the local
organization will be on hand TO greet
them and will escort them 10 the Palace'
where the visitors will be quartered dur
ing their stay in this city. ABOUT MO
night of the day Of their arrival the sweet
singers from the Empire City Will De ser
enaded by the San FraRcisco Arlon Socl5
ety. assisted by the Harmonic Club ana
the Singers of Teutonia. -
The morning and evening OF august -
will be spent in sightseeing. In the even
ing there will be grand compllmentaty
entertainment, for Wnlcn .S an TIE Wa1oT @T
has signified his intention OF presiding az
the affair. For the 18th, the last DAY OF
the stay in this city, southern racine
Company steamer has been chartered and
the entire party Will go lot al eAcul 9-o4i
on the bay. 49, v
semitic are also down on the programme;
The following committees have assumed
entire charge Of the AFFAIR:
Executive committee. F. Plagemann, pres
ident: John H. Sievers vice president; ". G.
Hidebrandt treasurer; Dr. Max Magnus' sec
Committee on inance-H. Plagemann CHAIR
mani W Began, Theodore Dierks, w. Ehrenp-
". c. Hildebrandt. K. Meussdorfer, T +. A.
Obermeyer ". Plagemann, John h. SleVers,
j. F. Siebe, J. D STANCE, Charles r IhLsr-
bach, Robert Behlow, Dr.. Charles g. Bush:
man, George H. Bahrs, W. Ehrenptoit. X
Thinking, Charles Hansen, August Jungblut,
J. l. Roster, C KenitZer, DR.. H. kreutZmann,
DR.. Max Magnus. r. Mohr, H. Plagemann,
John H. Sievers. Claus Spreckels, H. Wester-
Committee on entertainment-Dr. Magnus
(chairman) William Dieffenbacher, H Dunk,
William KnOpf, r. r. Hummer, George c.
Sneder c. F. Wacker. N. Winter, c. A Din-
kand P F. Kohnke, Albert ANTI, F. p. PLACE
mann P. J. Weniger, Z. E. Erbe
Committee on bay excursions-E. Schnuten-
haus chairman, F. Attinger, Adolph Bach
mann, F. Gercke, August Jungblut. Gustave
Page, Oscar Schmidt, r. Wienecke Paul
Committee on press printing and publica-
tions-E L. Hueter tchairman) F. Beringer,
DR. Max Masnus. William knopf, George c.
Committee on musc-George Sneider CHAIR
mani. H. Holzhauer, Paul SChOlz George
Purlenky, DR.. Joseph Sand, II. \. Wegener,
H. G. Plagemann.
chairman E A. Otto, Oscar Kunath, George
Rau, G. Trittenbach.
The combined membership of all committees
will act a committee OF the whole.