Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-09-22
worl, Nv nup;ls Of Mira. Byrnes' kindergar.

Work by pupils of Mira. Byrnes' kindergar'
a LARGE amount of work by Masters and
Misses Ala Dierssen, Maud Anthony, Ida
and Maud Lenoir Joe Kerrur, Fred. dliiafa'
Frank Gerber and Others.
Mrs. Kitty Walther, chair set, crofhes
oha;r t;dv toilet set, pillow shams, set of
taSIa mafs' chair stripes, five cameo paint
;nrys crochet table cover, sofa cushion.
T d Clevenger, lamp-stand mat
Mrs. r, J. Quick, knit stockings.
Mrs ]. NJ. Bisaillon, embroidered baby
Mrs. N. D. Goodell knit foot rug, crewel
work, Persian rug and crewel tidy.
Mamie B. Cross, point lace-many pieces.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morehead, Spanish stitch hand
made handkerGhiefs, embroidered table
spread.
Miss Alice Parker, feather work.
Miss H. H. Smith, cone work.
Mrs. H. II. Smith 40 years.. hanging bas-
ket, wall pockets and cone work.
Mrs Wrightman, toilet set and ornamental
needle work.
Miss A. J. Perry exhibits thirty-eight pieces
of porcelain painting a very good display.
Miss III. E. Mccormick, twenty-five pieces
of porcelain painting tasteful and attractive
Ii. G. Megerle, of the California Curio ;ity
Shop. exhibits cases of stuffed birds, dried
grasses, pampas plumes, fine feathers, bird
wings, etc.
S. Iipman & Co., Sacramento merchants,
make fine display of fans, gloves, silks, ker,
chiefs, collars old laces, rare laces, the Foster
kid glove, satins lace scarfs, collars, etc; an
exhibit rich and attractive.
Miss Belle Felter, in a large upright glass
case, displays a parlor stool in ottoman
cover in chenille work richly-embroidered
parlor chair, fancy boxes, fourteen specI
mems of porcelain painting, fine Kensingtor
embroidery, etc.
The Sacramento Business College exhibits
samples of business penmanship.
The Wheeler& Wilson sewing machines art
exhibited by Z. H. Emery, the Sacramento
agent, with operatives at the machines.
Continuing the general review of articles il
the lower halls there are found:
Dale & Co.'S (Sacramento) exhibit OF tint
basket and wicker ware-a display attractive
varied and enterprising.
Billingsley & Co. have an immense display
of wooden ware, brooms, tubs, pals, baskets
etc., all made by them or in Sacramento fac
tories they represent. The display is sthor
oughly interesting to the thoughtful, as In
dicating manufacturing possibilities here.
J. F. Cooper exhibits musical instruments
fancy goods, baby carriages, perfumery
toilet articles and a great variety of show
case goods.
Fenn's meat-shaver and vegetable-slicer i
exhibited in operation.
Haywood Bros. & Co. exhibit their make
Of rattan furniture.
Gilbert & Moore show fine samples of move
library desks and tables; also cots, schoo
furniture, wire-woven mattresses, globes ano
school supplies, etc.
George L. Wenzel exhibits his apple ant
grape crusher, and cider and wine press. :,
1ubbs l. Co. exhibit great columns of cord
age of all kinds from their works at Sar
Francisco. The entry is by Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., Sacramento.
The receipts yesterday at the Park were
s1,611; at the Pavilion, 81, 165 80. Last
year on Tuesday the receipts at the Parl
were 81, 331 at the Pavilion, S762-showiRe
a gain at both places in favor of the present
year amounting in the total to 1858 80.
This evening the following programme o
music will be rendered by the band: