Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 157, 13 May 1914 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1914

GERMAN SOCIETIES ASK NEW QUARTERS

Herrenf"i Abend" was celebrated last night by members of the Richmond Mtennercuor at their hall on South Sixth street The affair was an informal smoker, short talks, songs and discussions being the order of the program. There are 135 members of the organization. Speaking of the early history of the organization, Matt Von Pein, one of

the oldest members of the body, told ! of the origin of the singing club in 1858. The club then numbered but a few members, one of which was John Schumann of South Ninth street, now nearlng his ninetieth birthday, is still living. Will Duning, present director of the Verein, gave a short synopsis of the work of the body In recent years. His report showed a large increase in the membership of late. He also outlined the work and principles that the organization stands for. He announced that all arrangements for the Louisville trip have been completed. Adolph Blickwedel, who has been a member for years, brought up the subject of a new home being secured for, the various German organizations in this 'city. This plan met the approval of the members, and it is probably that something will be done. A feature of the evening was the exhibition drill given by members of the German Militaere Verin, under the leadership of William Duning, Jr. This company is composed of men who taak part in the Franco-Prussian war. The men wore the uniforms and arms that were presented to the Verein by the German emperor some time ago.

STIRS FIRE CAKE IN WASHING TUB Cyril Evans, age 19, -who Uvea with his mother at 416 South Fourteenth street, has been removed by the police to the county jail pending his return to the Central Insane hospital, from where he was released nine days ago on a sixty day trial furlough. When Mrs. Evans saw her son start a fire in a washtub In the rear of the house and put flour, mud and other things in the tub with the expiation that he was making a cake, she summoned the police.

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