The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-11-21
CONCERT A SUCCESS
Saengerbund Musicale Draws
Large Crowd.
GERMAN1A ELECTS OFFICERS
Large Number of Singing Societies
VIII Participate I'm Ceremonies
Attending Unwilling of steuben
Moaument-P. II. HaItigan VIII BE
Member of Mounted stan.

musical programme, consisting princi-
pally OF compositions Of the old masters.
was presented at the second musicale of
the saengerbund under the direction OF
Prof Heinrich Hammer, before a large
audience at the saengerbund Club last
night
The principal number OF the evening
was the flute solo of Opp's Concert
stuck" by Prof. Heinrich Jaeger. whose
technique was a masterpiece. Mrs. Max
well sang two soprano solos that were
warmly received. Her voice is clean and
clear. and she sang with great deal OF
expression Mr.. Days piano solos were
artisticany executed. HIS Interpretation OF
Nevin's Rosary being especially good.
The chorus sang well.
Tha following program was rendered.
(al "Standehe Marschner ti95 1851
(bl IN enen kuhlen Gnlnde Volkslied.
Male chorus
tal "Auf Flugeln dos Grzanges fbl "Etude'
,............... Mendelssohn- Bartholdy (s0e isiD
Mr.. Norman Esputa DAILY.
(a) "Abendlied tbD ''MOndnscht" tcl Der
HeTTlichste" ...............R Schumann llsl0lsoS)
Airs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell
ConceTtstueck Popp
Mr.. Heinrich Jaeger.
in Vendure Clad air from The Cfeation"
Haydn tFSleS
Mrs Maxwell.
Rosary -kexin s I9Cll
Mr.. Norman EspItA Daily.
Ca) die Nacht." tb ''NachtwsehtsrTuf
Abt tlaiSleco
Male chorus
AriOns Hold Entertainment.
The Arion Gesangverein entertained
with the following musical programme
last night:
Waltz. Artist Life" tSIauss. c. Z. Christiani
Orchestral School chuFlses la Klein Feuer. Keine
Kohle" Juengst. 90 In Einem kuehlen Grunde %
tdhs-kl. Anon; tenor solo. "Berceause,' from
"Iocelyn" tGodardl Carl B. XAnten; bass solo,
The Two Grenadiers" Gschummnl. Thomas A.
Murray; three dances from Henry WIZ lGeTnanl.
G. T. Chrstian Orchestral school. violin solo.
Concerto No. T. (de BeriOtl. George Moskey. Trio,
duel scene from 'Ieaust" lGonnodl. w. q. Ather-
holt Carl Il. Xauten and Thomas A. Murray.
Germania Annual Election.
At the annual meeting OF the Germania
Club. the following officers were elected:
Oscar G. SOnneck. president: Dr. II G.
Boyer Anton Karl. and II. H. B. Meyer.
first, second and third vice president.
respectively; f. Won Ermert, recording
secretary: A. W. Brinck, financial secre-
tary, DIT. George BrodthHge. treasurer:
DR.. +. A. Sellhausen. George W. Speir,
and Or. Harry Sellhausen, board OF d.
reetors.
Preparing for Ceremonies.
At the meeting OF the United German
Societies. President Voelckner made the
statement that December would be a
day of honor for all German-AmeTican
citizens OF this country. having reference
to the large number OF singing societies,
turner organizations. veterans associa-
tons. and other German vereins which
have notified the Steuben monument
committee Of their intention TO nartiei-
pate in the festivities Capt c. T.
Schwegler. the chief marshal OF the pa
rade, announced that there would be a
chorus OF 1900 voices. Capt. Charles r.
Corner said that he had engaged the Sol
diers Home Band for the occasion and
that the local societies would bring up
the rear In the parade. p, T. Haltigan,
Of the Ancient Order OF Hibernians. was
appointed as a member OF Capt. Schweg-
lers mounted STAFF.