Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-29
PREPARING FOR 4 GAY WINTER
SAENGERBUNDER PROGRAM
AN ELABORATE ONE.
Opens With q Musical on October
17-Personnel Of the Various
Committees Announced.

The Washington Saengerbund is pre-
pairing for a gay winter. Announcement
of forthcoming events, together with the
various committees which will have
charge of the work of making arrange
ments, was made at the Saengerbund last
night as follows:
Cunday. October II. first musical:
Thursday, October 81, commencement
dance; Sunday. October 81, home talents
concert; Sunday, November ii. second
musical: Thursday. November %. Thanks
giving dance: Sunday, November %.
first public concert; Sunday. Deem
Der 10. third musical; Sunday, December
10, first theatrical performance; Sunday,
December &c, Christmas festival under the
auspices of the Ladies Club; Friday. De-
cember 81. New Year eve dance; Sum
day. January ., general meeting; Sunday,
January .. fourth musicale: Sunday. jan
uary 49, young talents concert; Thurs
day. January 20, Tanz Kraenzchen; Sun
Sunday. February q. fifth musical: Mon
day, January 81, carnivalistic evening;
Sunday, February 6, fifth musicale; Mon
day, February 1. grand masquerade ball
at National Rifles Armory: Tuesday, Feb
ruary ~, Washington birthday dance !;
Sunday, March g. sixth musical: Sunday,
March Il. English lecture: Thursday.
March II, costume dance: Sunday, March
%. second public concert; Sunday, March
-. second theatrical performance; Sun
day. April 3. poets evening; Sunday.
April 10, komischer Abend; Friday, April
Il. childrens masquerade ball: Sunday,
April II, Stiftungstest or anniversary,
and Sunday, May l, second general meet
ing.
The Costume Ball.
The costume ball will be given at the
National Rifles Armory. 1t is especially
announced that the Sunday evening mu-
steals at the clubhouse are only for
members and their families and will be-
gin at $50 o'clock. William Hanneman
has been placed In charge of the dra-
matte section and will superintend the
theatrical productions, while President
Albert Lepper and Secretary Richard
Brauner will provide mirth for the COM
ical evening. New and interesting fea-
lures are promised for the masquerade
balls. President Lepper in concluding his
announcements said:
Let us all join with full force for
continuance of our on and upward march
toward the success and glory of our
'bund.' To attain these ends let us bear
in our minds the simple but much mean
ing word, unity
Committees Selected.
last night:
M uSlC COi1l1l-tlee-f1eIlTy AdHueT, CndlI-
man; H. G. Minister, r. Brauner, r. q.
Abbott and II. Scheuerman.
Committee dramatic purposes-Wil-
liam Hannemann. chairman; r. Brauner,
Fred Carl, F. Escherich, Adolph Levy,
H. Minister, Gustav Pauls, J. p. Redeker
and George l.. Storm.
Entertainment committee Robert
Pluym, chairman; J. r. Adams William
Hanneman, A. Levy, II. G. Minister, II.
Nolda, j. P. Redeker, F. Schaefer, X.
Xander and Leo Zwissler
Ball committee-Dr. Lewis A. Walker
chairman; John r. Adams, Charles Al.
Carter. George Deiterich, Frank E. CHS
ELI. DR.. H. S. Gamble, l.. e. Streitberger
George l.. Storm, DR.. Thomas P. Ken
nelly, Herbert Levy. Harry G. Minister
Gustav Pauls, Robert Pluym, Charles A.
Van Zandt, Ferdinand Waldman and Mil
ton e. Ford.
Bowling committee-Fred A. Eckstein
chairman; DR.. George K. Baier, Fred G.
Dieterch, A. C.. Machler, ]. p. Redeker
and E. Cruise.
Committee on ways and means-R.
Brauner. chairman; Charles H. Bauman
and Fred Carl
Delegates to the United Singers Of
Washington,--P. F. Brandstedt, w. Ham
nemann, r. Maui. G. Pauls, J. Reimers,
H. Schmidtmann and John Waldman.
Delegates to Central Verein-P. F.
Brandstedt, Max Schmidt and Martin
Wiegand; A. Lepper, president of Wash
ington Sangerbund, and A. Brauner. Sec
rotary of Washington Sangerbund. ex
officio
Delegate to German Orphan Asylum
AdOlph Levy.