St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-20
LADIES DAY.
Prizes That Will Call Out Some
Culinary TPiumDhS.


Eighteen handsome prizes of silver
ware, offered by Reagan Bros. for the
best specimens of the culinary art con-
tri buted by amateurs. are to be diStrib
uted to-day as follows: For the best
cake, a silver tea set of six pieces;
best bread, copper lamp; best fruit cake,
silver ice-WateT service; best six Yarle-
ties of Jelly, silver fruit piece: best
mince meat, silver baking dish; best
baked beans, gold and OXidiZed silver
case; best jar of butter, silver butter
dish: best cottage cheese, silver celery
glass; best cookies, gOld-lined cake baS-
keU; graham bread. caster: rye bread,
syrup cup; Boston brown bread,
waiter; chicken pot pie, card re-
ceiyer; corn beef hash, caster;
chicken salad, spoon holder; lobster
salad. paper knife: canned blueberrieS,
half a dozen nutpicks and crackers. In
addition an engraved silver soup tureen
is offered as a sweepstake cake pre-
midm. Regan Bros. specify that a copy
of the recipe from which the articles
entered are made shall become their
property. The entries are to be on eX-
hibitiOn to-day and tomorrow, and to
be contributed to the dinner which
Regain Bros. give the orphans at the
Exposition Saturday.
TO-Day's Musical Programme.
AFTERNOON NORTHUMBERLAND 1, . P. VI.
March-"Reale".. .-...... ........... FOrmica
Overture-'Vespri Sici!iani'' Verdi
FunicOla .............. DenZa
Fantasia Caratterisuca Una fiesta a Pied
egrOtto o.. Observation-Disclosures. Gatu
SyuOpsis-The action takes place in the
evening of Sept. Z. A certain noise, brio,
oft han
usual. This cOmmOtiOn is caused by the
people Hooking 10 the grOttO of PiedegrOttO.
according TO the time-hOnored custom, and
under no circumstances would tht }
forego the jolly pilgrimage. The
merry crowd follow the jewellers,
all of whom are dressed in fancy cos
tunes, and every one sings with delight
the popular songs of the day, strangely but
Enthusiastically accompanied by the cas-
tagueItes IrlccacaIlaccl. tamDOullnes ana
flies, while various guilds and companies
of singers chant the "Carmenela Sere-
made THE Banditone," ''Mariannina,"
Don CucciOne Ia PalmOnella," etc. At
nighttime the great Chiaja avenue is clam
orous with shouting voices and the great
crowd WauGers everywhere. filling the
cafes and taverns with their joyous laugh
ter until the mathis bell announces the ad-
vent of dawn. and suggests thoughts more
devOut TO the pleasure seekers. From the
temple religious invocation is presently
heard, but as soon as it is over the gayety
is resumed, and brilliant taranteila is in
dulged in by all. thus ending the famous
festival of Piedegrotto.
Intermisslon. one hour.
PART II, 4P.M.
RimembranZe ID Italia. &c. .-...........C appa
Cornet Solo-"Duett MascOtte" .Audrau
Walter Rogers.
Weltz-'My Queen" ......... -. .Bucalossi
electfon-"Aida'. ................ .... Verdi
Stephanie" .............. .Czibulka
EvENNG-PAET I, 1880 P. NJ.
Grand March-"Manzoni'. ..........Nuti
Overture-'Il Regente'' .......... Mercadante
Grand Mariana" $500. Wallace
Clarinet SOlo-"TaYiata con Earie'. Bellucci
Sig. 4. Bellucci.
SelectiOn-"Chimeso of Normandy" .PlanQuett
IntermiSsiOn. one hour.
PART 1880 T. N.
Potpourri-"B Bohemian Girl. ...... Balfe
Cornet solo-'Attila," with variations. Arban
Walter Rogers.
Ballet mUSic-"FeramOss ........ Rubinstein
(a) BajaderentanZ No. ].
(b) Lichtertanz der Brante Won Kaschmir.
(c) BAjaderentanz No. ?.
(d)HOchZietSZug.