The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-06
HONOR MEMORY or
! Gen. Won 5IEUbEh
GERMAN-ANERfCA WILL. At
TEND UNWILLING or WONT
NEWT IN NATIONAL CsrIrats
GO ON SPECIAL TRAIN
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RICHMOND rARTy rIt>> To rLNsE
LAUREL WREATH At H>>E or
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,aeee thar leo uan-Araori ans /.
G. Richmond will leave for Washing
tea garry Wedne sdaE mernins, IN a
special train Il attend The pnveIIiRe
ef yhe monument t. General Baron
ron Sseuben. gho served AZ inspee- /
tor genera II Wash,nstan army our
ing tho !: 55,,tuAars var after
a.hte. tsg laurels under Frederick
the Great Ia the tatherianu. The
spersas syl teaSe t,ipa station nj
A. NJ. bs WA. al the tSiehnend'
rf4t, riA hshar.s ana Potomac anu re-
turning viii t"aNc Washington tate
Wednesday night. Ar extra c@ach VIII
be prov Juea far iadies.
kessncn's eand OF twenty men IN
uniform slt. accompany the party. \
huge lauFea wreath. btzhba = g = satin
ribbon snitaeis inscribed. VII! r. { ar
rico ta te ptaseu III fhe E1"t- "a 1he
monument. The party vii also carry
the ootors pf Virginia. the Steuhen
nag, the mag OF the iesang erein If
Ninla. ana the AmerIean and German
itANs.
Banner High, Prized.
The s,euoen mag is nisniy priced
by the local society because ii en-
memnrateS the occasion wneh several
descendants I'll the distinguished ffar~
sian general visited tticnatsnd III the
latter oUs and We're the guests Of the
: cit. fer SEA erai Gays. Inc banner
containing tho picture OF Won Steu0en
and painted especially for the occasion
Was carried at The head nf the pafaa@
through the principal streets ot itch
Hond.
On the arrival Of the Richmond
party In Washington "a special com
mittee Of three viii go tn the monu-
ment In Lafayette Square opposite
the White House and place the laurel
wreath at its base prior to the UNI
yelling.
Rosenegk Chief Marshal.
MIR. A. Won y. Roaenegg. Of Rich
mond. will he chief marshal OF the
parade, which starts at o'clock In
the afternoon. Chief among those
participating viii he General Baron
won Steuben. OF the German army, a
lineai descendant OF the Revolution
afg hero.
MIR. Carl Raehrmund. one of Rich
monds leading architects. and presl-
dent OF the local German American
society. will also take a prominent par
m the parade.
AT the request OF the Baron ven
4 0t0uben Statue Association, Congress
appropriated $4,000 toward the mon
ument, which is TO be unveiled.
Program Arranged.
The following program has been
arranged for the occasion
Unwilling ceremonies III Washing
1 tom.
Opening chorus, Nerdoeatlieher
EaenEerbund Der Tag des tlerrn-
Prayer.
ADDRESS. by Richard Barthoidt.
member Of Congress.
Address, DIR. Z. j. Hexamer. presi-
dent Of the German-American Ma
tional League.
Chorus, '.oas deutsche Led" Nard-
oeStlicher SaengerbGnd
Address, His Excciiency, Graf ]. II
Won Bernstorff. German Ambassador.
Unwilling Of the monument
salute battalion OF the Third Ar
tiilcry Regiment
star Spangled Banner ?" Nordoest-
jicher Saengsrbund. accompanied by
the Marine Band.
Introduction OF the sculptor Mr., A.
Jaeger.
Address. the President Of the United
States.
blessing.
Tickets for Special.
Tickets for this special train can he
purchased from any Of the following
{ committed; Carl Emehrmupd, A. Won
n Rosenegk, Carl Zig. August Mol.
Charles Gasser. !. IL Lsneman Max
a yalkmann. r. A. stnmpf. NJ. Gunst.
X. X Victor. q. e. t;uve.nator. WI
liam arimmei.. r. Sitterdinx, Jr.. Ivan
Mueller J. Keinharht, ]. A. Spiegel,
Henry A. Kramer NJ. i. Richter, 10
seuh Etumpf II. w. Stein William ~.
zimmerman, Pastor - .uthe, {.
Hmssel.
Resigned Ills Commission.
General baron won stetihen. whom