Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-27

A BIG EVENT
Cencordia Making Prepare
tions for the Session Here

No efforts are being spared by
members of the Concordia Singing
Society in the making of most elaD-
crate preparations for the thlrd saen-
gerfest of the New Jersey SaenseI-
bund to be held in Pulaski farh,
State street, September anu
g.. They propose to make IL the
biggest and brightest of gatherings
vel undertaken for the New Jersey
Saengerbund. An elaborate pro-
gram, which includes an attractive
parade. has been outlined.
Singing contests for prizes will be a
feature.
The event will open with the re-
ception of guests Sunday morning,
September 1. At II O'Clock in the
morning there will be a meeting,
followed by a lunch. There will be
a concert at s o'clock Sunday night.
Festivities on Monday will open with
a parade at 10 o'clock. An effort is
being made to have a long n OF
parade. The line of march will be
from Pulaski Park on State street
to Hall avenue, to Penn street, 10
Washington street, to East avenue,
to New Brunswick avenue, to Pros
pect street, to Smith street, to State
street, to Market street, to City Hall
Park, to High street, to Smith street,
to State street and return to Pulaski
Park. This will be followed by a
feast. Prize awards Will be made at
6 O'Clock Monday night and the afalr
will close with a summer night rest
The committees in charge follow:
Officers-Wilhelm Zeyen, Frank
Pfeil, H. Max Kaletsch, Gustav Jost,
Anton Massopust and Hugo Speck;
general arrangements. Justus Kali
etsch, chairman. G. Zeyen, J. Masso-
pust, N. Boehmer, J. Kutcher, c.
Massopust and B. Jost; music, j.
Massopust, chairman; A. Stark and
Charles Steinhauser; press and
badges, Carl Zeyen, chairman; Will
lyiam Seiboth and c. Clees; quar-
tering, N. Boehmer, chairman; f.
Magyar, A. Magyar, j. Schardt and
Peter Magyar; business, John Hutch
er, chairman; A. Petrak and Gustav
Jost; reception, C. Massopust, chair
man; F. Szostack, William Margraf,
f. Schulz, Arthur Rabold. F. Mag
var. Jr., F. Peisler and B. Kallay;
finance, B. Jost, chairman; E. Meyer,
F. Horner, H. Hecht, J.. Holzmann,
M. Knoesel, A. Seiboth and P. Simp-
%fendorfer; parade, ]. Kaletsch, chair
man; John Kutcher, H. Max Kali
etsch, William Van Aalst, marshal;
general assistants, William Masso-
pust, H. Boehmer, A. Stark, A. Mag
var and Emil Wacker.
The honor committee is composed
of Albert Bollschweiler, president;
Ferd Garretson, John Pfeitfer, J. H.
Fritzinger, R. Sattler and Albert
Leon. Guests of honor are: Thomas
j. Scully, Dennis j. Collins, Bernard
NJ. Cannon. D. w. Clayton, George
S. Silzer, JOSH E. Stricken, William
F. Pfeiffer, DR.. William E. Ramsay,
H. Gatjen, Richard F. White, P. H.
S. Hendricks, Alfred Kerr, Andrew
Ely, Anthony Gebhardt, William
Casey, Ferd Garretson, Samuel
Hornsby, F. A. Seaman, Richard j.
Calvin, John Kutcher, l.. G. Dalton.
Henry w. Sandbeck, Jr., Henry w.
Kehoe, Wilbur La Roe, James A.
Rhodes, c. X. Seaman, G. D. Snel
deker, Thomas Grieve, Edwin a
Fraser, C. C. Sibley, w. Parker Kul
yon, John K. Sheehy, Charles R,
Fletcher, l.. M. Rossi, Edward l..
Gridley, C. G. Christensen, J. ]. Har-
rigan, F. X. Urbanski, Jacob Klein.
Ferdinand Andrews, John II. Frit-
Finger, j. F. Burns, Richard Hender-
son, Edward Tymrakiewicz. Justus
Kaletsch, p. N. Kennedy, A. r. A.
Overgaard, J.. A. Peterson, Leo
Schwartz, Harvey A. Sell and George
Wuestefeid.