The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-22
Gerrnan Americans
 Waterbury Guests
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Arion Singing Society, Danbury; Lleder Tafel Society, Stamford; Herman's Sons Liederkrantz, Thomaston, Float and Band; Ger. mania Singing Society, Torrington; delegates from the six societies of the Deutsch Verein, Ansonia.
 FOURTH DIVISION.
 Sons and Sisters of Hermann, consisting of 22 lodges from all parts of the state led by band, the state oicers in cars, float and the degree teams from New Bri- tain, Norwich and Rockville Daughters of Herman lodges, sis- ters of Herman, state officers, float and the grand president, the Sons of Herman.
 FIFTH DIVISION.
 In conjunction with the Her. mans Sohne state council of the l6 Steuben Society of America and delegations from the various soc cieties, Turn Verein Vorvaerts (Turners), float showing physical culture, the gymnasium classes in uniform, the Turner Ladies, Wa terbury, Uhlam Stamm Red Men, Pocohontas Stamm Red Men, Wa terbury.
 SIXTH DIVISION.
 Court Richard Wagner F. Q. A. Waterbury, Mems Association, lst Lutheran church, Haragarii So- ciety, swedish Harmony Club In uniform, Waterbury, Fulton 8 American Band, Concordia Ladies' Singing Society, Veterans of the Concordia Singing Society, float, Concordia Singing Society, Water. bury, and the Police escort.
 Other Groups
 Additional societies sending either 6 complete singing unit or delegations to take part in the pa. rade and will be distributed among the first three divisions are: Ger mania Singing Society, Port Ches- ter; Educational Society, Boston, Mass; South Norwaik Quartette Club; Cecelia Gesang verein, New Haven; the Hartford Turner's; the Meriden Turner's; the Derby Fur. ners, and the Sports Clubs of Hart- ford, New Haven and Bridgeport. These societies will march with the aNied bodies of Waterbury.
 Sunday Program
 Tomorrow's program will start with q picnic at 9 o'clock at Lake, wood lark when the Ladies' chor. uses of the Saengerbund will be- gin their competitive singing for the honor of being crowned Queen of Song.
 At ? o'clock Charles Dreher, past president and master of ceremon- les, will deliver an address of well come tc both the men and women attending the song festival at Lakewood park. Lieutenant-Gov- ernor Hayes, acting as honorary president of the Saengerfest, will deliver one of the principal ad- dresses afterwards and will be fol- lowed by John Mitschalk of Hart ford, president of the Connecticut Saenserbund, and Attorney Emil Hummei of this city. president of United Gernian-American organ izations. A drill by the Ladies' Drill team of St. Cecelia's church will be next on the program and at 8 o'clock all will join in singing various English and German folk songs.
 Old Fashioned Picnic
 Between the regular numbers of the program at Lakewood real old fashioned German picnic will be enjoyed. both by the contest ants and by the spectators. The local German-Americans and their friends are not missing this oppor- tunity for a good festival as it comes but once in about 1e years in any once city of New England.
 The official awarding of group and individual prizes both for the ladies and men will take place at 6 o'clock tomorrow evening at Lakewood and will be followed by the crowning of the king and queen of song.