St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-27
WILL Be SALESLhDIES' DAY
They Will Be Especially Provided for at
The EXPOSITION To-Day.
BEAUTY AND POPULARITY.
The Principal Events for the Coming
Eeek---The First Concsrt Pro-
gramlne Announced.

To-day is Salesladies' day at the Ex-
position, and doubtless the big show
will be overrun to-day with every speci-
men of feminlnity to be found behind
the counters of the Flour city. In addi-
ton to the prizes offered by Eustis Bros.
and the Bunner Baking Powder COM
pany, f. j. Henry q Co. offer the fol-
lowing to be voted to the different young
ladies described: A bottle of sweet
pickles to the tallest, bottle of ketchup
to the smallest, bottle of mixed pickles
to the stoutest, a Jar of preserves to the
thinnest. bottle of sour pickles to the
oldest and bottle of sweet mixed
pickles to the youngest saleslady, book
keeper OF cashier present during the
Gay, the awards to be made by ballots
deposited in a box at Mr.. Henry's stand.
AFTERNOON MUSICAL PROGRAMME.
PART I-AT p NJ.
mmalcnubeIana m'l ..'.......... 49,. ..;EantI
Selection-Bridal Chorus, "Lohen-
grln .....". wagner
Piccolo Solo-Fantaisie observation-disclosures
Signor NJ. Pellacani.
Spanish Serenade-"La Paloma" -. Yradiere
1ntermission of one hour.
PART u.-AT p. NJ.
Selection-"The Three Little Maids
from School, -. Observation-Disclosures Sullivan
Cornet Solo-"Central Park Flirta-
Walter Rogers.
observation-disclosures. lie There
Galop-Carousal (vocaD. ....... Collins
EvENING-7:3O P. NJ;
Overture (No. 81 ..... ee:hoven
"reminiscences from the Operas of
Clarionet Solo Home, Sweet
Home, with variations. ......... Robinson
Signor A. Bellucci.
1.-The Passing Regiment nt''............ Coverly
Intermission of one hour.
PART H.-AT 9:30 P. NJ.
caprice MISUNDERSTANDING of
the Lion ........... De Kontski
Cornet solo-"Good-b Sweetheart,
Walter Rogers.
Spanish Dances :..::......:.. Moszkowski
Fantasie Humoristique-"A Comi-
Synopsis-rhe band tune up-Principal
performers Try their respective Instruments
Competitors assemble to draw for the order
of playing-Rules read out by the manager
the prize-Judges prepare their papers-The
contest commences, competitors being
Messrs. Clarionetto, Cornetto, Piccolini
Euphonio, Clarionetto, DR.. and Fagotti-
The judges take notes after each varialon--
Jealousy of the drummers-UneXpected re-
suit, the prize being awarded to the bass
drummer. his performance having produced
the greatest hilarity-Termination of the
contest.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL DAYS.
Tomorrow is the day set apart for
Flora, the goddess of flowers, and in
conjunction with it will occur Of it is
fine) the greatest parade of Sunday
school children ever seen in America.
All the scholars of Eennepin county
will be i'll line. In the building space
200X26 feet has been set apart for the
floral display, and it is safe to assert
that nothing finer will ever be seen
again. ahe contest is for valuable cash
prizes, given by the Plymouth Clothing
house.
On Thursday evening, Aug. so, occurs
the mammoth concert at the Exposition
by Prof. Raymond's chorus of 1.000 girls
from the public schools. The choristers
will be accompanied by Cappa'S famous
Seventh Regiment band. The pieces to
be rendered include the Pilgrim Chorus,
from Verdi; From Bright Lands L
by Abt; "The Anvil Chorus" and 9TH
ers of equal merit.
Under the patient and intelligent tut
ton of Prof. Raymond the children are
making considerable progress, and Wis
itors to the Exposition on that occasion
Will be aStOnlSned at the degree of pro-
ticiency attained by the Juveniles.
The first concert by the exposition
chorus. 800 strong. for which the MEM
bers are assiduously practicing under
the leadership of Prof. Stempf. occurs
on Sept. "a, when "Walpurgis Night"
will be rendered. Heretofore this, one
of MendelsSohn's finest works, has
been considered too difficult for Mime
apOlis choruses to render. but those who
visit the exposition OH that occasion
will be more than pleased with the ex-
cellent character of the work done.
The second concert, which occurs Sept.
27, will consist of compositions lighter
in character, notably Worthersee's S
waltZes, a bright series of waltzeS by
Kaschat, containing male, female and
mixed choruses, with orchestral accom-
paniment. Another strong attraction in
this concert will be found i'll the songs
of all nations. comprising American,
German, Scandinavian and French bal
lads. The SOlOiSts are Miss Julia May
Cashatte, Prof. Willard Patton, tenor
Prof. Porter, basso.
The next regular rehearsal of the eX-
position chorus occurs at Dyer hall on
Wednesday evening. A full attendance
is requested, as important recommends
tions are to be made.