The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-23
SAENGERFEST BRINGS A
 BIG CROWD OF VISITORS
Notable Event in Musical CrcesMany Social Features of Great Interest to German Americans-Grand Concert at the Hippodrome Tonight -Volrfest
 Tomorrow Evening

singers, noted for the excellence of their
 tenors, and little Miss Juanita Davis of
 this city who rendered most beautifully,
 Ut Was a Dream"
 The session .ast night was quite infor-
 mai. and many speeches and impromptl
 songs were heard. Enjoyment seemed to
 be predominant
 The saengerfest of this district is rep
 resented by Cairo, H., Mobile, Atlanta,
 Memphis, Chattanooga, New Orleans and
 other southern cities
 A number of the songs that will be sung
 here will be heard al the national saen-
 gerfest in Indianapolis in 190S
 A prominent officer of the society stated last night that the meeting here, desi ite the exceedingly indictment wealth CT. was already larger than that in Chat
 tanooga last year. A large number of delegates are expected to arrive today from various points, The members were all loud in praise of J. H. Lupermann,
 who was in charge of the banquet last night.
 Among those who were present at the
 banquet last night were:
 Memphis ennerchor-Siegmund Roes- cher Franz Heinrich Streuli, Theodor
 Hopfner, Gustav Vogel, Gustav Kassel. Herman stoyke Fritz Schattenberg. Rob
 ert Krumpfnger, Jacob Lang, Albert
 Hochn, Adam Bayer, Edwin Streuh,
 Franz Koeher, Johann Stirz, Lorenz Schwartz. Heinrich Uttinger, l.. G. Fritz,
 Karl Wessendorf. Paul Koehler, Fritz Menzer, Johann Kirtner.
 Chattanooga Maennerchor-Chris Bunds- , schu, Paul Class, E. c. Heinz, J. D. Me
 Lean, C. D. Mckinney. Julius Pachman, George Sehroth Charles Bloettner, Eu- gene Metzger, A. w. Meyer. Carl Neid-
 hardt, August Deitz, Louis Granert, F. A. Hasenkamp, Charles Reiff, Jacob Schafer,
 Fred Tappenback, J. H. Brockhaus, John
 Dorst, August Hopper, Ed Krug, Ira Sum
 mers, Mat Schneider, Joseph Wassman.
 The Gesangssektion Atlanta Turn
 vereln-Julius Furchheim, II. Muench, Albert Fuller, Tn. Cassier Fr C. Wheat,
 K. Kuebler, J. Lynch. M. Fischer, G.
 Mau, G. Hertlein. J. Frech, II. Bliem
 II. Steinichen, J. Grumann, c. Gilmare.
 New Decatur Liederkranz-Emil Boe- gelin. Samuel Etter, Frank Knlttel Charlie Suttere, George Guhl, Paul 1 Ulrich, Henry Papenburg. George Fey
 erabend, Henry Bernardi. Jacob Huber Will Freudenberg, Albert Freudenberg Will Heitlinger, Willie Papenburg. The New Orleans club, which will 1 arrive today, consits of Prof. J. H. ] Deiler, A. F. Leonhardt. C. s. Schaefer, A. Deiler O. Biegelsack, V. Huber, A. | Vulliet, c. w. Sichling. P. Meins, O.. Fourche, Hugo Stolley, A. Nolte, | Charles J. A. Doerr, Charles J. Babst. l J. A. Zimmerman, c. Stechmann. pr. 1 G. Keitz, Charles W. Stumpf. L. K.
 Fuhr, Otto Walther II. Eggert, c. von
 ReIchmann, B. Regenbogen. | Henry Key, F. G. Schafer, E. Gusneid'
 Jerry Jerallie, Henry Hoppe, Fritz Cor nelius. Herman School, H. Harich. Frank ! Arrico, II. Busenlehner, Max Jacob, Ernst | Maehl Adolf G. Brandt, B. l.. Michaelson, 1 Frank P. OBrien. r. Scheisser, Julius Heimburg. F. c. Schlling, A. Diez. Henry | Mueller. J. W. Schaefer, Emil Lesser,
 Herman Kranz J. M. Wuchs, l.. Schwe- | inebraten Ernst Peterman A. l.. Egts' | Theo. H. Rabe J. Krackenberger, D. C.. 1 Behrens. Nick Lehman, c. Behrens, j.. ! B. Buckle, Jr., Charles Thiemonss, F. l Furrer.
 The grand concert of the Saengerfest | takes place tonight at the Hlppodrome, i corner of Third avenue and Seventeenth | street After an address of welcome | by the Mayor or his representative short | response by Frank Deedmeyer the must cal programme will open with Leutner | spirited "Fest" overture by an orchestra ! of nearly forty pieces. There will be | grand mass choruses and choruses by | the different visiting maennerchors and solos by Miss Bessie Cunningham and | duet for cello and flute. Part II opens | with the overture to Parsifal, Wagner | master work The programme is varied | and while all the music is of a high order | it will not be over the heads of an audi I ence not musically educated. I This morning at 10 o'clock there will be
 a general rehearsal of the big chorus and orchestra.
 The saengerfest will conclude tomorrow with a picnic or Volkfest at Germania | park from D. m. until midnight.