The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
GERMAN SOCIETIES
TO GIVE CONCERT
Arrangements Made at Meet
ing of United Singers.
FOR NATIONAL SAENGERFEST
Proceeds viii Be Used to send
Singers 10 New York Competition.
Young Talents Concert n Success.
Interesting Programme at AriOn
Gesangverein-Gra rand Ball.

At a meeting OF the United Singers.
composed Of the Saengerbund. the Arion,
and the Germania Maennerchor. August
Schmidt. president held at Saengerbund
Hall yesterday afternoon, arrangements
We're completed and committees appointed
for a grand public concert 70 be given az
the National Rifles Armory April p.
The proceeds Of the concert viii be used
70 defray the expenses OF those singers
who VIII participate at the national saen-
SeTfest in New York in June.
All the songs and choruses which VIII
be produced at the saengerfest viii lie
heard
Committee Appointed
Prof Henry Xan6er, the musical direc-
tor Of the Saengerbund. viii be in charge
OF the programme. and the following
committee was appointed 20 complete ar
engagements: Paul Brandstedt. Charles A.
Corner. A VoIlmer c. HeIbig. Chris
Scheuemann. H. WIschhusen. William
Hahnemann. W. Xander. C. Braun. and
Herbert Levy.
After hearing the report of Presiden;
Waldmann. who went 10 New York 10
consult the national headquarters Of the
saengerfest with regard To the participa-
ton Of the Washington contingent Of
singers, the section OF the bund. al a
meeting. resolved 20 enter the compeu- (
lion IN the second class Rehearsals were
begun a. once, and viii be kept I'D until
June
A large audience was AZ the auditorium
OF the bund last night. the occasion be-
ing the young talents concert. an annual
event. particularly enjoyed by the young
musical geHiuses Of the society and their
parents and admirers.
CredifabIy Given.
4 well-seleCted programme was cred Z
itably given. and the boys and girls were
literally applauded for their commend /
able efforts. Following was the pro 1
grsmme-
Violin quzr-et-Fsutasz. Carnival de Venice
Miss tierdz Christari. Masters George NOISY F4ank
Ao-ky. and 0tto RsaL
Piano 'Taran-rL,s-' .--.....-.-... Heller
Master Maurice Kohne-.
lal 80 Which Way Did Ny Mamma Cos -.-Lf1oo,u .
ibi "AunIa Lsl.rie- .........- Ia--.
Miss Annie Nellsud
Soprano sol0-~OId Black I1e--- -g,i--ArI 4
Mis-. MARY Ne1land
Violin s1l0-- IIlIrauze- ---------- STAR /
Miss Emily Korb
piano s7las-
'aI orsr5rtu-e ''DicHte- md Bauer .s-D7s
%. So1gy Of tlc Natian~
-.------------------Arsaussi by J. Bc5evalt Lsmue
W A. EugLL T.
Violin SOLO" I.osranza ....--.-.------- B-aHrns 4
Master Pagi J. Schwzz
ElsHo SOLO Dance au the lawn ---..-.-- KuTak /.
Miss Matilda EoIh
Piano T,1r.- I.7----- Mr.
Mss Rhsa Ley.
At ArIon Verein.
Another interesting programme was
given al the third musical evening Of the /
season Of the Arion Gesaneverein at their
han last night before 2 large audience. /
The programme was heard 10 the best
advantage. the various artists deserving +
high praise for the artistic fnesse with /
which they rendered their respective /
numbers The programme
O--rerrlrs-.' Baymon5-' ..................T 5onsS
Chore-
ial ''Gr-s=- - F5o1s-
lb "GO-Jsne Zeit.- or. ls5........-.......W snzei
Bass solo-''Sons OF the Golden CaIc-''Faust'
-----------.---..-------- -tsOGnod
Thomas A. Murray.
y
Herman Rakemann.
Barton soio-Iied ar den Abeudsteru-''Taur-
har75r Wagner
Jose7h Bass. Of Nez Ycrs.
Chore-
"a AltdeutscHes Lss5eslied. OF. wohl-emuth
tb 'Heinlichs Liebe. Or -J,lngs-
Arion
Nsise-''Poupee VaIsau-e PoIdIne
~. .-z ~. Orchestra !
DCPt- he Plot Aiiilard
Messrs RodsncE and Holland.
raj Welcome Pretty Prirros5'' -........ PIns1ti
90 Sweet Miss Mary Howard
Philharmonic Ouzrtet-lirs ; P Hollinzszo-th-
Miss Bertha Hanson. Mss l. Chenoveth.
and Mrs. D. G. Holland Harry
Wheaton Howard, sc-mpauist-
Chor-''3lsin Ait KENTUCKY Helm" lauf Yer
lsEEgnl- -FosteTYan der Stricken
Marseh- 'Tsuaha=sez'' ....................W Wagner
EnH Holer. director. Karl Hole. rianis.
TIE German-Anerican National ALI
anCe. an organization having branches IN +
almost every large city in the United /
States. have requested the United Ger
man Societies % this city 10 organize q
ladies' auxiliary.
Grand Ball.
The Verein Bayern. Columbia Section,
10. ], viii celebrate its thirty-third ami
versary with a grand ball at Masonic
Temple this evening. the other organiza-
tons Of the central bund having been
invited 10 attend.
The OukeI 5Taesig ind Plattdeutschen
Damsnverein VIII entertain its members.
friends, and invited guests at : grand
ball at Masonic Temple tomorrow even
ing The various Low German societies
have siglifed their intention 10 take
part IN the Publications.
One Of the greatest treats Of the sea
son viii be given to the Germans OF
this city on Thursday evening next.
when DR.. c. Clemen. the German ex-
change professor OF the University Of
Bonn. the alma mater Of the German A
Emperor, win deliver lecture at Arion II
Gesangy erein hall on "Ibsen. an ethical
prophet The lecture VIII be given II
under the auspices Of the United German II
Societies. and viii begin at S O'Clock.
The Central EereIn consists OF twenty II
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