Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-14
PIANO REHEARSAL.

The lecture room of the Congregational
Church was last evening filed by a brilliant
audience, present by invitation at piano re-
hearsal given by the pupils of Miss Emma
Gee, a pupil of the late Professor Pond of
San Francisco. Rev. DR.. Dwinell prefaced
the entertainment by brief address, in
which he stated that the pupils about to APP
pear were all children; that the elder ones
had been under the tuteage of their teacher
about one year, while the younger ones had
been taught from the A B G of music, and
that the exhibition was not given as one of
artistic excellence or marked proficiency,
but rather to indicate possibilities in
the music culture of scholars. The pro.
gramme was then carried out in this order:
Quartet LIE Chant du Bivouac Berg, by
Misses Dray, Knox, Morrison and Katzen-
stein, on two pianos duet, Sonatine Mo
zartl by Edith Hughson and Louise Mill
ken trio, March from Norma (Bissell). First
piano Misses Milliken, Goodhue and Ben
nett. Second piano Misses Hughson, Good
hue and Jones; valse, Op, Ga, No 1 Chopin,
by Eva Stevens duet, Overture Zu; Gem
ma Di Vercy (Donizetti), by Mamie Dray
and Eva Stevens; Will-o' the-Wisp Jung
mann(, by Edith Hughson; quartet, Grand
pianos, by Eva Stevens Edith Hughson,
Carrie and Lilas Goodhue duet, Les Hugue-
nots Mack, by Misses Carrie and Lillas
Goodhue; duet, Air d'Lombardi (Gooch), by
Eta Jones and Sybil Bennett Sonatine
! (Beethovenl by Louise Milliken; duet, Sol
! diers Cherus-Faust (Richardsl, by Mamie
Dray and Carrie Morrison; Neuer Fruhling
tLange), by Mamie Dray. F-
Each one of the little misses was warmly APP
] i. y y.
quets or baskets of choice flowers. At the
conclusion of the rehearsal the pupils and
their parents and immediate friends, to the
number Of nearly hundred, remained by re-
quest, and by committee of ladies who had
prepared the surprise, were ushered into the
parlors of the lecture-room where they found
an elegant collation. spread, which was served
by Mrs Bennett, Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs. Hugh
| son, Mrs. Stevens and others. Special
dishes had been provided for the little girls,
and they were waited upon by their elders
amidst much social merriment. Just as the
! company were preparing to separate, j.. A.
| Woodson, at the request of the little misses,
asked for attention in their behalf, and said
| he had been pressed into service by them to
present to their teacher souvenir of the &C.
| casion, in testimony of the affection which
/ had grown up between teacher and pupils,
and the esteem and respect the latter had for
| the former Miss Gee was then presented
with locket of etruscan gold, set with small
| pearls and appropriately inscribed. To the
lady it was so complete a surprise that she
was overcome with emotion and unable to
respond through her tears. A half hour was
then passed. in social intermingling before the
company parted.
MERCHANDISE REPORT = The following
| freight for Sacramento passed Ogden Febru-
airy 1lth For James Parsons, cases shoes !;
! c. A. Stevens & Co, 9 cases shoes; Whit
| tier. Fuller IL Co, 200 cases castor oil Hunt
] ington, Hopkins & Co.. is vises, 80 kegs nails,
! / box hardware, a dozen skovels; Thomas
| Harper, boxes boots and shoes A. Coo
| lot, eases cigars Continental Oil Com
paRy, 2 tanks of oil: Standard Oil Company.
| l car of oil: Weinstock & Lubin, cases dry
| goods; w. a. & C. S. Houghton 3 boxes en-
velopes; Baker & Hamilton, case hard.
/ ware, box tape lines; Lindley Il Co., so
! pals tobacco; kohler & Chase, piano.
FREIGHT MovEMENIs.--Ten car loads of
tea, Of silk, / of Gained goods, . of barley,
Of merchandise, of wine, and l of wheat
were forwarded to the East yesterday. One
Ger load OF sewer pipe, 2 of wagons of agri-
| cultural implements, of steel, 2 of barley, 2
of lumber, 4 OF wheat, of bolts, Of wood,
and l of buggies were received here.
Los ANGELES 0RASGEs.-0ne hundred and
fifteen boxes OF choice sweet Los Angeles
oranges received on commission. and will be
sold at very low prices. D. DeBernardi r Co..
Nos. S0S and $40 < street. 2. S.-The
famous fresh select Baltimore oysters viii be
received by mornings train.
.1'Fta l1l+ .h--
DR.. LYoK'sg TOOTH TABLETS produce the
most gratifying! results. agae7s
XII SASH re-