Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-02
ATTEND GOLDEN JUBILEE.
w ash in 2 tOnians in Brooklyn With
SneBEerbuud of Northeast.

Over 20 merry Germans active and pas
sive members of the United Singing Socie-
ties of the District, left Washington at 8
o'clock yesterday morning for Brooklyn to
attend the golden jubilee of the Saenger-
| bund of the Northeastern States. They
went on an eight-car special train over the
Pennsylvania road, two of the eight being
dining and buffet cars.
The great singing festival began Satur-
day night with a torchlight procession, and
the assembly of societies and guests was
at the armory Of the 18th Regiment.
The program of events, including yester-
day, is as follows:
Sunday-At am. first rehearsal of the
mass chorus of male voices; pm prize
competition by individual societies of the
lrst class and by state and county organ
lzatlons of the first and second classes. In
the evening at s the first special festival
concert will be given
Monday-Picnic at Timers Park.
IueSday-At.9 am, second rehearsal of
mass chorus; pm, grand concert in the
armory by 5000 school children under the
leadership of Albert Caswell, and solos
by Miss Sara Anderson and c. Baerenstein
also prize singing by individual societies
of the second and third classes in the
Academy of Music. In the evening second
special festival concert by orchestra and
chorus of mems voices, with solos by Miss
Noght. Mime. Josephine Jacoby, contralto
and Carl Schlegel baritone.
Wednesday Uhe Fourth of July)-At 10
am, competition of Individual societies for
the prize offered by the Emperor of Ger
many afternoon and evening, picnic fes-
uvaI' at Ridgewood Park
The Washington singers will go to Coney
Island today and Manhattan Beach tomor-
row. They will make other excursions. d.
Frank Claudy is the president of the
united organizations; August Schmidt, vice
president; William F. Meyers. secretary,
ard John Waldman. treasurer Henry Kan
director of he Co rarh,, a,,I
Emile Holer is director of the Arion So
ciety.
The members of the societies who are in
Brooklyn are:
Arion society-August Schmidt H. wass-
mann, NJ Siebert, r. Maui Emil Holer.
Jacob Bruesger. F. Wassmann, F. Recke-
veg. August Schmidt. H. Daicker, ]. Ber-
ger. F. Hennige, H. Aschenbach, F. Hanold
n. Daicker. F. Jordan, f. Sebert F. Bag
elmann. F. Bagelmann, jr.: G. Brandt. Will
liam Nander, Capt. C. Schwegler, John
Wischhusen. F. Seeboder, Charles Holer,
August Schmidt, William Wiegmann. NJ.
Schade. w. Heidorn. William Berger II.
Daickersen, Theodore Hanft. II. Klingler
o. krugel, j. Paris. William Hennige ].
Danhakle. a. Schwartz. b. Stump. T. En-
merit. S. r. Turner, NJ. Wolf. Fred Reese
j. Saul. L. Brandt, William r. Nau, ]. L.
Wallenhauer. NJ. Pietz II. A. Buscher NJ
Holzheierlein, w. Ruchdaeschel and 7.
Mueller
Members of Saengerbund- Martin Alt
schuh. Fred Altrup. George Ackmann. Will
liam Beuchert. William Berens Carl Baer,
Frank Claudy. Fred Carl. Jean Detmer,
Frank Escher;ch. Louis Faber, William
Hannemann. William Hagemann. V. Hoff-
mann. S. Hartbrecht, A. Jorss, Henry Kiln
ge. Ernst Kuebel, F. Kruger Albert Lep-
per, II. G. Minister. w. F. Meyers, Charles
Meyer, Henry Nolda. L. Mortfeld Robert
Pluynl. v Pluyrl. Fred Rebstock Leo
Stefe!. Richard Schwertner. Otto Schreiner
otto Schi:ling. Herm. Schmidmann, Ru-
dolph Schneider, Henry Schenermann,
Il SpElnatpr oil Ii L,
Weres, Carl Xander and Prof. Henry Kan
der.