The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-24

Everything is in readiness for the dedication of the German cottage at settlers' Village tomorrow af- ternon at o'clock. An elaborate program has been prepared for the occasion and a record break ing attendance is expected. The program includes singing, dancing, orations, parallel bar exhibitions, general gymnastics, and huge picnic. to wind up the day in gala fashion.
 Mrs. Marie Mcdonald, represen- tative of the North American Gymnastic union, will be one of the principal speakers. Others who will be called upon for re- marks will be Lieut.. Gov. T. Frank Hayes, William M. Harris, William Schafrath of Syracuse university, who will speak in German, and Rawson W. Haddon of the Mat tatuck Historical society. Atty. Emil Hummel will be master of ceremonies. ..
 The program:
 America, by EZRA band. Deutschland, Deutschland, Cber
 Alles," by EZRA band. Addresses: Lieut.. Gov. Hayes, Will
 liam M. Harris, and Rawson w.
 .-Iaddon.
 Song: "Tag Des Herrn," by the
 Concordia Singing society, (men
 and women) under the direction
 If Andrew Neuss.
 Address,: "What the Germans
 Brought to America" by Will
 liam Schafrath, head of the
 modern language department at
 Syracuse University.
 Address: "Contributions of the
 Germans to America" by Mrs.
 Marie Mcdonald.
 "Connecticut Tercentenary March
 and Song," by EZRA band and
 men and women of the Concor-
 dla Singing society.
 The order of events at the pie nic which will be held In "The Birches," adjoining the settlement, Is as follows:
 l. German folk dance by the combined children of the Division street playgrounds and the Turner Girls under the direction of Kath- crime Finn.
 2. Song by 30 girls from the Di- vision street playgrounds in peas- ant costume, under the direction of Katherine Finn.
 9. Tumbling by the boys of the Turner's combined with those of the Division street playgrounds, under the direction of Louis Ad- ans, director of the playgrounds
 4. German tap dance by 12 girls from the Turner's under the direc- ton of Frederick F. Wiedorn.
 s. Parallel bar exhibition by 10 girls and boys, all under IA, se- lected from the Turner midgets, under the direction of Louis Ad. ans and Frederick F. Wiedorn. 6. Group singing and dancing by various groups representing German-American organizations. Members of Committees
 The dedication committee in. William Mueskas, Richard Groetz. bach, Oscar .Gocht, Chester A Haude, Mrs. Amelia King, Alexan- der Drapetin, Mrs. Hans Wilhaus, Mrs. Andrew Kulman, Herman Stritte.
 Program committee: Emil Hum. mel, chairman; Mrs. Richard Groetzbach, F. F. Wiedorn, Albert Hummel, William Loeffler.
 Decoration committee: Charles Dreher, chairman; Mrs. Christo- pher Schilgen, Mrs. Louise Weber, Ernest Kuhr, Helmuth Beerbaum and Ernest Mueller.
 Refreshment committee: Mrs. Amelia King, Mrs. Anna Wilhaus, Mrs. L&na Honegger, Mrs. Anna Gaugler, Mrs. Marie Duchon, Mrs. Louise Kulman, Mrs. Anna Bern hardt, Mrs. Anna Kubeck and Mrs. Jacob Rutishauser.
 Finance committees: William Loeffler, chairman; Charles Loeff- Ter, Charles Dreher, Mrs. Amelia King, Hans Wilhaus, Mrs. Anna Gaugler, Mrs. Louise Weber, Ed ward Koslosky, Herman stumpf, Richard Groetzebach and Mrs. Max Kiessling.
 Flag committee: Mrs. Richard Groetzebach and Mrs. Victor Du- choy.