The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-16
AT MANUFACTURERS COST.

Miss Mae Murray, the Misses K. and NJ Lynch,
Mrs. C. Hebron, Miss Lyons the Misses NJ. and
L. Battles, the Misses E. and l. MURRAY, Miss
h. Graney, Miss Matilda Schneider; Messrs. f.
Murray, II. Stamn, c. Hebron, W. Welsh j.
Fisher J. Jennings. Oscar Wilde ID. McGinta,
Walter Dewing, Charles Baldwin, V. Bancroft,
i. LyncD, James Burke a. Lynch.
The Robinson Silver Wedding in Oakland
Major and Mrs. u. r. Robinson, OF Oakland
entertained large number of their friends at
their residence last Saturday evening, the coca
sion being the tweniy-ffIh anniversary OF their
marriage Invitations TO the anniversary had
been sent to more than hundred OF their per
sOnal friends in Oakland aud San Francisco and
other parts OF tna State and all who could be
present attended, while others sent letters oil
cong atualion, am0ng them being Rev. Charles
H. EmmeTsOn Of Ferndae. Humboldt County,
who Otticated at their wedding twenty-five years
ago. Major and Mrs. Robinson have resided III
Oakland for aboHt three years. They came 10
Oakland from New Mexico in Consequence OF
orders received by Major Robinson, who Is
paymaster In the United 81 IS army.
The residence and grounds were brilliantly
Illuminated, and the interior Of the house was
prOfusely decorated with bright flowers and
choice palms. The reception was an Informal
though an elegant affair, aud the guests were en-
Iertaiued with music by Miss Lolita Clough and
Others and Miss Nellie HisOy delivered d charm
ing recitation. Late In the eY' ming the party
assembled In Iheisupper-room, which was beau
tfully decorated with flowers and The national
coloTs, and banquet was served.
Among he numerous presents received by the
couple we're q set OF SILVER cheese IOl KS IIOU DT.
and Mrs. aud Miss Villas OF III PaSo, Tex Sc t
of pearlhandled nut-pickers from Mr. and Mrs
Thomson OF San Francisco; lee-cream knife
from TIE ladies' OF the UnlVerSalist Church OF
Oakland; etching in silver from Mir. George
Prentlss Robinson; silver crumD-knife from Mr..
Edward Robinson; book from Judge ana Mrs.
Hemings OF Minneapolis; silver bowl from Cap
tain and Mrs. James Stone of NOrWaIk, ONO.
Among those who attended the delightful re-
ceDtion were: Rey. s. Goodesoqgh. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. b. kimball, Miss Hattie klinball, Dr.
Myra Knox, Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. s Thomson Of
San francisco, Mr. and Mrs r. II. HoagIand,
Miss Leona Gooden9Pugh;i, Mrs, Mcnamara Of
Matthews, Dir. Edgar Matthews, MIR. Leslie
Lord, Mr. aud Mrs. L. IL. Wakefield, Mrs.
Corder. Nj. Ebert Bushnell Of San Francisco,
Miss Sarah kimbalI, Mr.. and Mrs. Whppe. Mrs.
Davis Mrs. COyle, Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Sturte-
want Mrs. Milton, Miss Lucy Milton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Potter, Mr. and Mrs Ives Scoville, Mr.; E.
Hobart, Mr.. b. Winkelman. Mr.. W. Hea-
ton, Mss Della HealoD, MISS Grace
Hewitt, Miss Nellie Htgbie, Mrs A. SEQ
vile, Miss Lolita ClOugh, Mrs. Nicholson,
Mrs. stoars, MIS- Helen sloars, Walter Nlehol-
son, HOLSTER Nicholson, Miss May Durham,
| Mrs. o. H. Burnham, Miss Lulu Babcock, Miss
| Elite BaDcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Miss
Minnie Williams, Miss Grace Williams Miss
kittie Potter, Waiter Emery. Ralph Hardness
" alter Whippie, Miss Peal Knox, Miss Gertie
Dewey Mrs. Ell0tt, Thomas Burns, Mrs. Wild
den, Mrs. L. de Wit, Miss Lizzie Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Low, DR.. Blaze of
the United States Army and wife, Of san Fran
cisco.
forthcoming Y. NJ. i. Festivities.
On Monday evening. the 4th prOx., the Young
Mems Institutes Of this city VIII give notable
entertainment at the Grand Opera House in
honor OF the delegates to the sixth Grand Coun-
ell A special programme has been prepared
for the occasion and will be rendered by the
best local talent. The price OF admission 10 all
parts of The house has been fixed at fifty cents.
Tickets are now on sale and can be had Of any
OF the members OF the Entertainment Commit
| lee or the secretary, IN FLOOD Btltiulng.
On Tuesday evening, the 9th prox., special
complimentary II VIII be given, also in honor
OF The visiting delegates, at the Mechanics Pa
YiliOn.
The Pavilion will be handsomely decorated
for the occasion and the Park Band VIII furnish
tie music Admission to the same Will be
strictly by invitation. The Reception and Floor
committees VIII consist of members OF every In
stitute In the CITY. The Invitations ready for
distribution and may be obtained upon applica-
lion to the Secretary OF the Institute.
the Ivanhoe Lodge ENTERTAINMENT.
The twenty-first anniversary entertainment
and ball of Iyanhoe Lodge. No. 5, Knights Of
Pylhas, took place Thursday evening at Sara
toga Hall There was large attendance.
AN unusually fine programme was presented
as follows: Overture, by band; remarks, w. 5.
DRYDEN F. c.; violin quartet, " II Trovat0re."
Beasey children; vocal solo, Mr.. }. il. Cahili;
vocal solo, Miss Josephine Gassman; recitation
Mrs NJ. A. EIs piano solo. " Romance" com
| posed and played by Miss Jennie Beasey; vocal
solo, Miss CabiIl; Violin solo. Carnival de Ven
| lce' CIhOrnwald), Volette Beasey; recitation,
Mr.. W. j. Goldsmith; cornet solo, MIR. j. G. Cog
| gin; yiolla solo. Hungarian Ars (Ernesr,
| Miss Jennie Beasey xylophone solo, Mr.. j. j.
| Mathieson. The selections by the Misses Beasey,
| weli-known as the talented Beasey Babies. were
| enthusiastically applauded aud number OF bou-
| quels were sbowered upon the little artists.
| Much satisfaction was expressed with the pro-
gramme. Dancing followed until midnight.
The pleasant affair generally supervised
| by the officers and special Committees as fol-
! lows: Oliicers-Past Chancellor. w. s. Dryden
Chancellor Commander, NJ. ID. Ewing; Vice
| Chancellor, Joseph Williams; Prelate, j.. III.
Hudson; Keeper OF Records and Seal, o. Nor
| cross; Master of Finance, /. Stelndler Master
| of Excheuuer +. p Davis; Master-at. Arms, X
| Bateman; inside Guard, e. ii. Cummings; Out
| side Guard L. A Pike. Committee Of Arrange
ments-H. W. Dodge (ChalrmanA w. $. Dryden