theTOW,ome,Rev.tasedtwoe,sswedagedwereSlant of e the f as-wifo, ar ascaset was d be-eallzo n and (band, to be iltlon.witn tne soio purpose or reaping rne gate receipts from various meets.MUSIC AND VAUDEVILLE FOR ARION CELEBRATION.Interesting: Program for Forty-ninth Anniversary Fete.Warrick,Muslo, dancing and high-class vaudeville mako up the program of the Arlon Singing Society at Its forty-ninth anniversary celebration In the Krueger Auditorium tonight. The details were reported by Carl J. Schultz, the chairman of the committee of arrangements, at last night’s session of the singers.The full program Is as follows: Overture, orchestra; selections, Victoria Ladles' Quartet; The Mayor of the Bowery, Harry Thompson; Arlon male chorus, Im Malen, O, Bella Marla (baritone solo by Henry Ahl),Wenn der Vogel Naeschen Will, Julius Lorens, conductor; violin solo, American Rhapsody (Hauser), Gipsy Dance (Nactaez), Master Alfred GUI; baritone solo, Ye Merry Birds That Sweetly ’ Sing, (Uumbert), John Weissenbach; novelty club swinging, Ruppert Brothers; tenor solo, Wenn Du Noch Elne Mutter Hast (Neumann), Emll G. Zoh; Cunningham and Marlon, acrobatic comedians; selections, Victoria Ladies’ Quartet; monologue, Harry Thompson. Musio by Professor Cluesmann’s orchestra.On the committee of arrangements with Mr. Schultz are: John E. Mayer, treasurer; Frederick R. Knopf, secretary; J- George Schwarzkopf, Otto Kuhn, Otto Rauch. Frank Carlisle, Henry Sanders, Peter Loehnberg, Henry Ahl. Julius Rauch, Charles Brelthut, Max Fraentzel, William O. Schraft. William Rose, Emll G. Zeh, John Weissenbach, Gustav Haas, Herman A. Dittler, ex-officio.MRS.Mrs. A In St. U lng for : funeral of her d 143 Nor a. m. li where, 0 quiem * ment wl Holy Be Mrs. E and reel* Three d Frank lt;three so James IROUNDMrs. ] Ninth b Ulrich, who hae roundsn day. Sh cer for .be heldn WoodWILLIiThe fi: the weal died su« ville avlt; day at Whltnej terlan C ary pall Edward Charles J. Newt Carl Le: The i: CemeterMRS. ElThe fir.int