Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-11
sAENGERBUND PROGRAM.
Musical and Dramatic Entertainments
for the Coming Winter.

1Oc the coming '" 1nCeC.
A program for the entertainment OF its
members and their friends during the COM
ing winter has been arranged by the Wash
ington Saengerbund and announced by the
committees having 1t in charge. The first
musicale of the season will be held Sunday,
October 81. In the evening. Eroeffnungs-
Tanzkraenzchen will be held Thursday, Oc-
tober Is. Sunday evening, November 4, the
first theatrical performance Of the winter
will be given. The other numbers on the
program are as follows:
Musicale, Sunday. November II; informal
musicale for social entertainment, Sunday,
November IS; first public concert at the
New National Theater. Sunday. November
Is; Thanksgiving TanzkraenZchen, Thurs
day, November 20; informal musicale or So
cial entertainment, Sunday, December z;
musicale, Sunday. December 8; informal
musicale or social entertainment, Sunday,
December 16. and Sunday, December %;
Christmas festival. Sunday, December 30;
musicale, Sunday, January 6; informal mu-
sicale or social entertainment Sunday, jan
uary 10; second theatrical performance,
Sunday, January 20; TanZkraenzchen, Jam
uary "a; informal musicale or social enter
tainment Sunday, January p; musicale
Sunday, February 3; carnival session (Nar-
ren-Sit zung), Monday, February IL; infor-
NAL musicale or social entertainment. Feb
ruary II; Washington birthday celebration,
National Rifles Hail. Monday, February
Is; musicale, Sunday, March 3; informal
musicale or social entertainment, Sunday
March 10; second public concert in the New
National Theater. Sunday. March II; mas
querade TanZkraenZchen, Thursday March
p; informal musicale or social entertain
ment. Sunday March "a. and Sunday, March
81; third theatrical performance, Sunday,
April Z: informal musicale or social enter
tainment, Sunday, April IA: children's mas
| querade ball in National Rifles Hall. Fri
day. April 10; fifty-sixth anniversary (stif-
tungsfest, Sunday, April 81
The Sunday evening musicale will begin
promptly at o'clock. and will be for MEM
bers and their families only. The theatre
| cal evenings will be in charge of William
Hannemann. Except where otherwise noted
| all of the entertainments mentioned will be
given In the Saengerbund Hall, 314 street
northwest.
| Officers Of the Saengerbund are as fol-
| lows: John Waldman. president; Fred Carl,
| secretary; r. Brauner recording secretary;
| A. F. Jorss treasurer: Albert Lepper, vice
president; Henry Xander. musical director;
Frank Claudy, honorary president,
| The following committees will have
| charge OF the various parts Of the program
during the winter:
Entertainment committee-Albert Lepper,
| chairman: P. Brandstedt, r. Brauner, w.
| Feldhaus. A. F. Jorss. A. Lerch. William L.
Meyers, G. H. Schulze, R. Schneider, H. A.
| Scheuermann and Karl Xander
| Committee for dramatic purposes-William
| Hannemann chairman: Fred Carl. F. Esch-
erich. A. F. Jorss, A. Levy. c. Meinhardt.
George L. Storm, A. Lepper and r. Brau-
| ner.
| Bowling commttee-Fred G. Dieterich,
| chairman; A. F. Jorss and Fred Eckstein.
| Ball committee-George L. Storm, chair
man; George Brandt, 1r.. Frank Ghiselli.
DIR. s. o. eraser, A. o. Hutterly. William
Lederer. jr.. Anton Lerch. Herbert Levy.
man. Charles F. Widmayer and Leo r.
Zwissler.