The Washington times., 1902-10-13
SAENGERBUND GIVES
OUT WINTER PROGRAM
Public Concerts TO Be Con-
tinued by Society.

The Washington Saengerbund has jus
made up its amusement program for the
season of 1902-'O3, and it has surpassed
all its former efforts in this direction
II such were possible.
The announcement is always looked
forward TO with more than ordinary in
terest by thousands of Washington peo-
pie Not only the membership of the
society, but large contingent outside
is interested in the good things the
saengerbund sets before the public year
after wear.
The regular Sunday evening musicales,
which are held at the clubhouse, on
Street, are delightful occasions of a
/ social character. and their popularity is
attested by the fact that the capacity of
the hall is always tested.
IL IS in the two public concerts of
the Saenserbund, however. that the gen.
erai public is most interested, for to
these admittance is granted to all who
desire to enjoy them. They will be
given, as heretofore. at the National
Theater. and it is safe to predict that
the attendance will more than equal pre-
vious seasons.
The selection of the artists and the
composition Of the programs are in the
hands of Henry Xander, the musical
director.
Mr.. Claudy in Charge.
PRESIDENT Claudy, who heretofore has
labored SO earnestly and successfully
for the comfort and entertainment of
all those who have attended these con-
certs will again charge himself with
this pleasing duty
The days set aside are as follows:
Sunday October 10, concert; Sunday,
November ?, concert; Sunday, Novem-
Der %, concers; Wednesday. Novemb..:
26, Thanksgiving eve tanzkraenzchen;
Sunday, November 30. first theater even
ing; Monday, December 1. grand bail:
Sunday. December IA, first public con
cert; Sunday, December %, Christmas
festival; Wednesday, December 81, New
Years Eve tanzkraenzchen; Sunday,
January IL. 1903. entertainment; Thurs
day, January %, tanzkraenzchen: Sun
Gay, January 25, theater evening; Sun
day, February 1, musical entertainment:
Monday, February 9, fools session;
Tuesday. February 10, carnivalisli.: |
smoker; Sunday, February 10, anniver- !
sary of Richard Wagner's death; Sunday. |
February %. sixth musical entertain
aent: Monday, February %. grand mas
querade ball; Sunday. March s. theater
evening; Sunday, March Is, public COIL
cert; Thursday, March 10, costume |
Sunday, March %, mu-
seal entertainment; Friday, April ,.
ohildrens masquerade ball; Sunday.
april 5, musical entertainment Thurs
day, April 16. tanzkraenzchen: Sunday.
april IL, anniversary.
Officers and Committees.
The following are the officers and
of the society under whose
the concerts of the season
will be rendered: President, Frank
claudy; vice president. John Waldman;
financial and corresponding secretary.
Louis Kimmel; recording secretary.
Frederick Carl; treasurer, Louis Fa-
Der; librarian, William Hannemann;
musical director, Henry Xander
Board of directors: Hugo Schulze,
Karl Xander. Adolf Levy. A. F. Jorss.
4. A Werres. r. Schneider.
Honorary committee: Fran Claudy,
honorary president; Edward Abner,
Martin Altschuh. John C. BartheI.
1harles Dismer, Henry Donch. Anton
Iberly, Christian Heurich, Jacob Karr.
Henry Klinge. William F. Lutz. Joseph
Ernst Schmidt. Herman
John Waldman, Simon
Wolff
Entertainment committee: X. Xander, :
!. F. Jorss, L. Faber. William F. Mey-
rs, Charles Meyers, S. Sawtell, J.
yaldman, II. A. Scheuermann, George !
:. Storm. A. Levy. {
Dramatic Committee.
Committee for dramatic purposes: \. ,
.evy. w. Hannemann, F. Carl. A. f. ]
orss, V. Hoffman,, W. F. Lutz, c. E
iunlach. F. Escherich. Aug. Niebel. Z
Floor committee: F. Altrup, William $
,euchert, F. O. Hutterly. E. Kuebel, A
.erch, c. F. Widmayer. J. Merkling, X
/. Minister, s. Minister. F. E. Ghiselli.
Behrend. W. r. Biehl, R. Schneider,
V. B. Harley. !,
Bowling committee: f. X. Markley. Y
!. F. Jorss. f. Carl, H. Schulze, Z. r. J
ord, G. w. Scheuermann. !
House committee: J. Waldman, A. y
.evy, l.. Kimmel. y
Auditing committee: DR.. w. Holt, Y
:. F. Brandstedt, William E. Abbott.
Press committee: f. Claudy, j. C
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Trustees: j. Karr. H. Schulze. =
Delegates United Singers of Wash
lgton: J. Waldman, William F. Mey- v
RS. A. F. Jorss. F. Carl, H. Schmidt i
ann, G. Ritter. Y
Delegate for German Orphan Asylum:
Waldman.