Evening star., 1900-10-06
WASHINGTON sAENGERBUND.
Interesting Program Prepared for Il
Coming Season.


Coming Season.
The Washington Saengerbund has an
nounced its program for the coming sea-
son. which Is the fiftieth year Of its ex.
istence. This event will be appropriately
| observed and preparations for a worthy cell
ebratton have already been commenced. All
the entertainments will be held In the
clubs own music hall, with the exception
OF two public concerts. which are to be
given at the New National Theater, and
the grand initiatory ball. the grand mas
querade ball. the children's masquerade ball
and the Jubilee ball, for which the National
Rifles Hall has been secured.
The Saengerbund stands today pre-emi-
nent musically, socially and financially
among kindred organizations in the Dis
trict This has been accomplished by the
| honest and self-sacrificing work of its off,
GERS. the never tiring devotion Of it's active
singers and the cordial cooperation and
hearty support of it's passive members
The program is as follows: Sunday, Octo-
ber 21 first musical entertainment; October
%. social reunion; November 4, second mu-
stcal entertainment; November IL, social
| reunion; Monday, November H. initlatory
ball, National Rifles Hall; Sunday, Novem-
Der 1S. first lecture: November Is. first
| theater evening: Thursday. November %.
Thanksgiving dance; Sunday. December 2,
first public concert at National Theater:
December 16. third musical entertainment:
December 3d. social reunion: December %,
Christmas festival: Monday. December 81.
New Year eve (no program); Tuesday, jan
uary L. 1901. New Year reception and
dance: Sunday. January 8. fourth musical
entertainment; January Ii, ladies' evening;
January 20. second theater evening; Janu-
ary q, fifth musical entertainment: Thurs
day, January 81, masquerade ball, National
Rifles Hail. Sunday February 3, social re-
| union; February 10, second lecture; Feb
ruary II, social reunion: Monday, February
Tuesday
carnivalstic smoker Friday, February %,
Washington's birthday, dance; Sunday. Feb
| ruary "A, sixth musical entertainment;
March g. social reunion; March 10, third
theater evening; Thursday. March IA mas
querade dance: Sunday. March Il, seventh
| musical entertainment; March "A, social re-
union: Friday. March 70, children's mas
querade ball. National Rifles Hall: Sunday.
March 81, eighth musical entertainment;
April Z, Easter social reunion: April IA,
third lecture: April q, fiftieth anniversary.
second public concert. National Theater;
Monday, April 22. jubilee ball, National Ri
fies' Hail. and Tuesday, April %, banquet
al club house.
The officers and committees of the Saen-
gerbund for the coming year are as fol-
lows:
President, Frank C1audy: vice president,
John Waldmann; financial and correspond
ing secretary, Louis Kummel; recording
secretary, Fred'k Carl: treasurer. Louis
Faber; librarian. VIM. Hagemann: musical
director. Henry Xander; board of directors,
K. Xander. H. Schulze. F. Altrup. A. Levy.
r. Schneider, E. Kuebel; music committee.
l.. Stiefel, VIM. F. Lutz, VIM. F. Meyers
and H. Schuermann; honorary committee.
Simon Wolf. Edward Abner. John G. Bar
thel Frank Claudy. Charles Dismer,
Henry Donch, Anton Eberly. Chris
tian Heurich Jacob Karr Joseph Rake
mann, Ernst Schmid. Werner Suess and
John Waldmann: entertainment committee.
A F. Jorss, G. Ackmann. l.. Faber, VIM. F.
Meyers, s. Sawtell, r. Schneider ]. Wald-
mann and X. Xander: committee for dra-
matte purposes. VIM. F. Lutz, F. Altrup.
r. Brauner. F. Carl. VIM. Hannemann, A.
Lepper, F. Escherich and A. Levy; floor
committee; F. Altrup. r. B. Behrend. G.
H. Beuchert, A. o. Hutterly, E. Kuebel, A
Lerch. H. G. Minister and c. F. Widmeyer;
bowling committee, A. F. Jorss, E. X. Mark
ley and r. Schneider; house committee. A.
Levy, L. Kimmel and ]. Wadmann:
auditing committee, W. F. Meyers, H.
L, Pittenger and B. Bonnemeyer; trus-
tees J. Karr and III. Schulze; delegates
United Singers of Washington, F. Claudy,
A. F. Jorss. John Waldmann and VIM. F.
Meyers: delegate for German Orphan Asy-
lum, J. Waldmann.