The morning call., 1890-07-20
The Simpson Memorial Meth
Odist Episcopal Church
Social.
EERNHARD-RoBINsoN WEDDING.
Pleasant Festivities In and Out of
Town - The Bartholdi Lodge
Entertainment - A Woodside
Party-Letter-c Carriers Banquet.
Two Club Parties-Notes.

Tie coming concert, in which Mrs. Jonn D.
Slreckels has consented to take part, is destined
to be one OF those delightful memories of the sea-
son a; del Coronado. Mrs. BOnnheim OF Sacra-
ramento has also promised her aid.
number of friends were agreeably enter
tanned at The wedding breakfast given recently
by Mr. and Mrs John Uzzell at their handsome
residence on tile border of Clear Lake. Among
those present were Captain and Mrs. W. b.
Collier Mr.. aud Mrs. j. William Brown, DR.. and
Mrs. Breyfogle, Miss Maraquita Collier aud Mr.
b. Collier.
a patty of friends, the guests at MIR. Irving NJ.
Scott, drove from The Palace Hotel, last Satur-
day a week ago, 10 inspect the new cruiser San
Francisco, and the embryo Monterey. The III
teresling visit concluded with 4 pleasant lunch
con 1T the residence OF Mr.. Scott on Harrison
street. Among the guests were Mrs. John T.
Jones' Mrs. G gorge j. Bueknal, Miss MaIgue-
rite Buckuall, Miss Marie Bucknall, Miss Alice
Jones' Miss Wilson. Mr.. Irving Al. Scott, Mr..
Roy Jones.
Several friends enjoyed a sail last Friday on
Lake Merritt on board Dr. Woolsey's steam
yacht Dazzle
Ii is possible that the First Brigade of the
National Guard VIII hold its annual encampment
at San Diego ID September
An interesting lecture, open to all members,
Bureau of Justice" Will be delivered by Mrs. NJ.
Harrington next Tuesday evening at the new
rooms OF the Women's Educatlo nal and Indus
trial Union, 427 Suffer street.
The marriage of Mr.. Lendal NJ. Gray and Miss
Estelia milford VIII take place to-day
On July % Mrs. A. BrdsaIl, Miss Eta Brdsall
and Mrs James n. Porter, Of Sacramento. were
presented to King Kalakaua at the Hawaiian
palace
Salt Lake City has been pleasantly celebrating
Old Folks day." Nearly 700 members of the
Silver Grey order were entertained, aud of this
number 308 were over 20 years OF age.
1he Navy Register says: "Miss Lillian May
Crandal was married on Wednesday night July
%, al Tie residence of her parents, in Newport,
Il. l., TO Acting Gunner Horace RljdOut Yewell.''
Gunner YeKell las recently been ordered TO
Mare Island.
The Bernhard-Robinson Wedding.
very pretty wedding took place on Wednes-
day last atlhe residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Robinson, 3OS Seventeenth street. Their daugh-
ter, Miss Nina Bell, was unified in marriage to
Mir. George Bernhard, Rev. Horauo Stebbins
performing the ceremony at u O'clock noon.
The parlors presented a very pretty appear
auce, daylight having been excluded 10 favor of
artificial illumination, tile rooms being draped
ana festOoned with ferns and eYeTgTeens IN
abundance. Memberships wedding march an
uOnnced the bridal procession Miss La Lane
and MISS Iva Knight attended the bride as
bridesmaids, Willie Mr.. Ernest j. Mott and MIR.
.. ". Turney acted as groOmsmen.
After the ceremony, wedding breakfast was
served, congratulations having meantime been
given. MT. and Mis-. Bernhard then left for the
Hotel del Monte, where they will spend their
honeymoon. The bride was prettlly aitired in
white SILK, and carried bouquet OF white SWEEP
peas. Her ornaments were diamonds
Tie invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Bern.
hard, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. a. Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs P. d. Bernhard, Mr.. and Mrs, John Bern
hard, Miss Ida Bernhard, Miss Gussie Bernhard,
Mr. Ed Bernhard, Mrs. 5. Adams OF Antioch,
n IN N l. Nalt ITIntt nf
Chico Miss Marie Stamer MIR. and Mrs. c. ID.
Lane OF Angels Camp, Miss lla Lane, Miss Eva
Knight, Mrs. f. L. W atson. Miss Lulu Watson,
Miss Anna Gruninger, Mr.. and Mrs ID. E.
Walker, DIR. and Mrs. Priest OF Washington.
Mrs. L. Brand Of Chicago Mrs: c. D. Daunet,
Messrs O. W. Turney, Newton Harrison, John
Sainker. +. II. Woods. +. Cramer, DR.. j. W.
heeney aud Ernest j. Mott.
The Letter Carriers Jinks.
Some very festive hours were spent last even
Ing in B'nai B'rlth banquet hall by San Fran
cisco Above, Letter-carrlers' Mutual Aid Asso-
citation, and their friends. The occasion was
the midsummer jnks, being the fist ever given
by the aleoye. The superintendents OF all the
s0ssd fa aapJ San @e sed saera
mento. All were made thoroughly welcome.
about IT'S friends sat down at The well.laden
tables about O'Clock and approximately dis
cussed the many good things provided. Mr.. X.
nj. Roache presided assisted by MeSsrs. Frank
and James Smith. Numerous toasis were after
ward given, ana it was after 1:3o O'Clock when
the last speech had been made aud the last soug
sung. During the course OF the pleasant even
ing there was q presentation in due form 10 Mr..
I. L. Duck, the Outside Guard, Of bronze
medal Of large proportions bearing suitable
ngure.
charge of MessTs. Jansen, TriebeT, Anes and
flanders; Table B-Messrs. Dormer, Mccain,
MahOney and Vollmer; Table U-Messrs Duck,
MeGOci. Cohen and Weber. All had been very
attentive 10 their share OF the excellent arrange
ments, which were generally supervised by
Messs. l. c. Levy, II. o. Farrell. L. n. Nunan,
{, IrIeber, K. NJ. Roache and j. Rlnes.
Farewell Party at Woodside.
very pleasant party took place in Woodside,
San MateO County, last Saturday night in Inde-
pendence Hall. II was partly given as "fare-
well" to Mr.. j. Smith and family, OF San Francis
co, who have been spending the summer there.
Promptly at O'Clock the Redwood City Band
struck UP the grand march, which was led by
Miss Annie Smith and Mr.. Henry Horel. After
refreshments at midnight, music was the feature
Of the evening and several beautiful solos were
rendered by the Misses Smith, Cunningham,
Doyle and others. The following were present:
Mrs. J. Smith, Mr.. I. Shine, Mrs. II. Macarthur,
Mr.. NJ. Ayers, Mr.. j. McNuity, Mr.. 49,, Hopkins.
BIr. j. Kreiss, Mr.. j. Jenkins MIR. j. Numau,
MT. L. Keely, MIR. A. AndTene-Rinkins, Miss
Annie Smith, Miss Jennie Cunningham, Miss
Agnes Murphy, Misses Iona, Sena and DOrey
Johnson MIR. n. Flaherty, Miss Mamie Shine,
M., NJ. Doyle, MIR. b. Macarthur, Miss Lily
TH fffs' Misses Ulsiiiey Miss Rose Kelley.
Miss Lizzie Kelley, Miss Maggie Flynn,
Miss Ollie walker. Miss Fannie Walker,
Miss Lucy Botcher, Miss Sally KTeiss, Miss An
ME Kreiss. Miss Mile Nelson, Miss Kate Nc
Cormick, Miss Annie Dwyer Miss Minnie Burki
1lessrs; W. Byrne, a. Smith. IL Horei' 6.
Shine, j. HoInsead, L. Leahy j. Doyle, II.
Hanson, T. King, 6. Kreiss A. human, r Nc L,
Chamberlain, l. Genoehe, j. McLoud, NJ.
Thomson, d. Murphy, W. Fltzpatrck, A. Ma
lone. L. Ball. j. Denies. P. MeVay, }. Dlekey,
!. Botcher, II. UndeIblll, J; smith, w. McNulty,
ID. Jenkins, a. Andrew, M. Ayers, y. W llioOD,
W. Hedge, j. Pool, w. W. Byrne.
1he Eola Club Party.
The members Of the EOla Club gave success
tul candy party last evening at Teutonia Hail
Some 200 COUPLES joined in the grand march,
which was led by Mr. Frederick Bauer and Miss
Lizzie Clinch. Each participant was presented
%ih deat IT,, D0x Of candy Hymans Orchestra
The direction OF MI Rudolf Grosswfd, contn-
ued merTiiy until midnight. The success OF Tie
affair was ID i great measure due TO the efforts
OF the following gentlemen Messrs George w.
WALTON, John X; Hansen, Rudolf Grosswird, W.
G.. Kramer, William Nolan, Leon Frank, Henry
Byrne and Solomon LeVen son.
The Joflities' Party.
The Jolllies gave their first candy party last
evening at Harmony Hall on Mission street.
About two hundred guests were present, and APP
peared thoroughly 10 enjoy the occasion The
grand march was led by Mr. j. L. Nolan ana
Miss Nano Mahoney, and to every member was
given souvenir Japanese basket FILED with
french candles. The dances, Tor which farkers
Band furnished the music, were pleasantly INFER
spersed with musical and literary numbers. The
enjoyable affair was given under the auspices OF
messrs. j. /. Nolan, Henry Frawley, Frank
Thompson. James Toomey, William j. Donahue,
John MeKenna.
The BHrIhoIdi Lodge Entertainment.
Bartholdi Lodge, No. I, o. OF the B. L. gave
us second pound and grab-bag party and enter
I Ial hment last evening at Druids' Hall. Rather
late 10 commencing the lodge was well repre-
scented by . o'clock, when The following pro-
slamme was presented: Remarks. Supreme