The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-15

the young men who participated IN them
The youuR men constituting the class arc
Wu Barsch Fritz kuorbcr VIM.
Reiobsrdt Wn. tocHioh, Wu Kretcr
rs can Werih. Pau Voigt chas DUTY,
simon Menger. John his. Jacob McKiu-
ney, Frank PendarVis va Role, Bruno
Kreiter Richard Role. Carl Lewis and
Fritz Sartey
President Anton Drummer then addressed
the members during which he stated tina,
as an association the Turuyereir had
good reason Go congratulate themselves
on their success IN past years aud more
particularly on th1 resui of their labors
% the last year lie read a report from
the secretary showing tsat III members
had been received since April ! 1899,
and that onlS twenty-five members hid
been lost by death or from other causes
during that time, With the not increase
cf ll6 members the membership is now
433, After expressing his pleasure on ac-
conn, Of the continual prosperity OF the
association he said that the object OF the
TnruVepein was 10 furnish place for
ITS members and their families to enjoy
themselves aud that he hoped they would
always teel at home at their hall.
At the luncheon which was served in
the balcony Immediately after the presie
dents address all present complied with
his Injunction to feel al home, or one
would think SO at least from the way
things venquished from view. An excel
lent menu was served aud along with II
aF4nk that 10 usually Great iaVorlte
with tks German people and which Is said
10 be popular with great many others.
AZ the cunclusion ~ the luncheon nicely
polished horn hled with The delicious
S4.l91sl beverage was PASSED around.
9p7r'srrt p' 'lbtet nv, Nan 'ansFp p S
n,anipulate0 n order 10 obtain H. con.
;ehtsi The luncheon was heartily en-
jeysl by Az
~, ~ os"l ,'',','s w sou,' p.e
administrators ar3 ,yorTi "a, grt,ar,,,I
greeting were tho principal features Of th,
oc,aaicn.
~ g'sa'ltEf IN nae 'ndeea reason To u
,Fsaesd i,s ,tre,,.i,t, ~ MI a. - ~, w.
fb}p Whfte insny otho,' ain,for orSarig
t,,ns hayo been Jish3uSs5 AMI for%',f,'n
TIA nresent oficors ara prn,,,,.,. .,r,s
iaent. NJ W smidt rIS. nresiGant = \,
ral,n,ann sacrata,v na ~ t,,t,I
mann ,Tsas,,,cr NJ ~ asri.ton, 49,
,hrss ofricsrs ID a,,e n,ncb ~, ~, W ,,,,'.o
nfStb, ,..,a,,i,a,,on - N'e s"eeu'
Tia dlrectors arc. q II po,s 7, +
RI ,e, o're'foir t,,, III YES ~ =
sehnsiae, ''""'s ''4 ""' i''''
rrh T,,,r,,,.,,,r - .,., ~
"a, n-aar,, %s repensS pu,, nus,
M II, n,a,,s NJ ~, n't, I'm N W.
,,.r~ssa ,a1tn "i XXI, -, "N
.., NIL egpn NM 49, I" "eH"aVu'V 'l''e
The Turnvereln was organized IN 1856
with mrmhershin Of afteen c,ntat
" n II eat,,afa,.
We" ""e oi tue OF
Eanissrs' ana IS the only one OF the or
Gsnlzrrs living. The members met at eae
others houses for sneial intorco,rs. ,r
49,, .or.h.,,,s =. 80
f"N' etT'aVN 10y on N"'puhe stre'
neSt 70 Where their present han stands
There they erected hall. This served thcl
until 1870 when the.hall was burned dow,
NM a,.sts ,S,I, III, ,,o,,.,
=. ts'vN anu i''1'si company organ
Yea ~ houston was organized By u
Iurnyersin with Mr. Schneider as rs cal
tain. This gentleman is now - years ,
age. still hale aud hearty, aud during h
long connection with the Turnvereln h,
had charge Of the gymnasium or physics
culture department.
The incorporators OF the society wer,
Messrs, q; Loeffier' = W. Heitmann,