St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-31
TO-DAY'S FEATURES.
The Scandinavian Chorus Concert
Omitted---Hat Carnival

Prof. A. Rohne yesterday sent word
to the Exposition management that as
several of his leading singers had left
the city, the concert by the Scandina-
Wan chorus he has been training must
be omitted. This is, of course. eX-
tremely unfortunate, as the concert had
been widely advertised to be given to-
night. However, the hat carnival. the
athletic exercises by the members of
the West Minneapolis gymnasium and
the unusually excellent musical pro-
gramme by Cappa's band will furnish
sufficient diversion for one days amuse-
ment.
THE ALL-DAY HAT CARNIVAL
Altman e. Co., have offered to give
hats as prizes to boys under twelve
years of age as follows: First prize. to
boy wearing the most stylish hat; sec
Ond, to most unique hat: third, to fun
nieSt hat; fourth, to ugliest hat. S. E.
Olson & Co. will make the girls happy
with four hat prizes awarded in the
same manner as the boys. The COM
mittee on awards consists of Mrs. C. O.
Van Cleve, Mrs. E. n. Overlook and
Mrs. T. B. Walker, and the competitors
will be assembled for judgment at $3.50
p. m.
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March-''Souvenir of Italy, 80. Arr Cappa
-'Euryante" e"...........W Weber
Grand Selection-"Norma''.. ........... Bellini
Piccolo Solo-'The Wren Polka. .Damare
Sig. NJ. Pellacani.
Variations on a German Volkslied Ochs
PART H.
"reminiscences from the works of Mozart
Cornet Solo-"L, Adelphi'' ...... ...Wiegand
Walter Rogers.
Gavotte Stephani. ........... ..... Zibulka
Passing Review. ............ De kontski
EVENING PQoGRAMME-PART
March-''Duppel Schanzen Storm" -. Piefke
Clarinet Solo-"Rigolette with varia-
Sig. a. Bellucci.
Allegretto and Presto from the Seventh
Scene, Avia and Duet Finale-'n Trova-
tore. ..........-.. ...-tr..... ...........V Verdi
W. Jacquee, cornet, a. Goeriche, trombone.
PART II.
"reminiscences from the Operas Of -. Rossini
Cornet Solo-''Tyrolienne Air. ;. Van Arban
Walter Rogers.
Iraumerel.: Schumann
Fantaisie haracteristique-"The Mid
night ............. ......... Carlini
Synopsis-The band in the distance represent sllt
a merry party at banquet-The cofnet in
distance represents a Gypsy that makes
echoes to the merry party-The bell strikes
u, announcing the hour of midnight. and
all commence to dance.
THE ATHLETIC EXHIBITION.
The exercises by Prof. Underwater
and his West Side Turnverein of forty
members will take ploce in the evening
during the lntermiSSion of the band con-
cert. The occasion is in the nature of a
farewell to the professor, as he intends
locating in Chicago, and this will be
perhaps his last public appearance in
Minneapolis. The following is the ex-
cellent programme provided:
FIrSt-Grand march and calisthenic
exercises with iron wands, each weigh
ing six pounds, by forty members.
Second-EXerciSeS on three parallel
bars in developing method, from SIM
pie to difficult exercises: three men eX-
erciSing at the same time. the same
move, closing with grand pyramid, by
eighteen members.
Third-(a) Glass fencing with the foil
at command, showing American school,
as taught at the United States Naval
academy.
D( Assault fencing, showing the skill
and proficiency in this art by the indi-
vldual members. By fencing class,
twelve members.
Fourth-Exercises on horizontal bars.
vaulting. horse and buck. By four
picked teams, all exercising at the same
time, showing some of the most difficult
feats to be done OH the aforementioned
apparatus, by thirty members including
some OF the best talent in the Northwest.
The whole to conclude with a grand
pyramid on all standing apparatus by
all the members.