The morning call., 1890-06-08
The Epworth League Reception
Given by Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. IZer.
THE GRAYsON BREAKFAST.
The caIliopean Musical and Literary
observation-disclosures to Crystal
Springs-Mauzy Club Musicale.
Beulah Club Social Excelsior
Lodge Gathering-Personals, Etc.

The Rev Dr. Izer, pastor Of Simpson Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church, gave reception TO
the Rpworth League Of the chuich last rtluHy
evening at Ihe parsonage, 7lO Fillmore street.
1t being the occasion Of the quarterly business
meeting, the President, c. b. Per- ms presided
After the business OF the evening was concluu-
ed the company was entertained win literary
and musical programme of rare excellence and
merit all of which won the applause and hearty
encore Of the audience.
The following TOOK part: Professor Ii. Z.
Spooner, Mis- W. T. Libby, Miss Bessie MOS
grove, Miss Jeanette Anderson, Miss NJ Smlth,
Miss Alice Rideout, Mr.. r. Bonner, DR.. lzer
made stirring and encouraging address on the
work OF the league, and urged all present TO re-
newed zeal
A delightful repasr was furnished by Mrs Izer,
who is ever at her husbands side in this impor-
tant work among the young members OF their
church aud congregation.
Another hour was spent In social intercourse
parlOr gamesand music, after which all left for
their homes, bidding their pastor and Ills estim-
able wife goodnight, and expressing their thanks
for the pleasant lime they had spent
The following we're present: Kew. Dr. ana
Mrs. Izer, Mr.. Irving N. Izer, Mr. William Mos
grove, Miss Emma s. Graves, Miss Louisa
stearns, Mr. ana Mrs. W. T. Libby, Miss Julia
Rennck, Mr.. George Monteli. Miss Jeanette
Anderson, Miss Bessie Mosgrove, Mr. K. ID.
Chids, Miss Cora DelanO, Mr.. w. j. Barnes
Miss Jessie Anderson Miss Dehla Deiano, MIR.
1er. Miss E. Earl, Miss Katie Leeds, Miss Elsie
SeDgstacK, Miss Sadie Forsyth, Miss Lotlle Fitz-
e Miss g. Helm, Mr.. w. Jackson. Sir. H. Z.
spoOper, Mr.: Harry Smith. Miss ". kiTkW9od. s3
Miss Maud Mcguire. Miss Maggie Mcguire, MISS
Alice Rideout, Miss Enie Spoouer.
Engagement Notes.
The engagement OF Miss Kittie G. Marple,
youngest daughter of Mr.. W. l. MARBLE, TO Mr.
Angus B. Caldwell is announced. The wedding
will take place In July.
The wedding of Mr. Charles s. NOEL, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard NOEL, and Miss Clara
Whitesde daughter of Mr.. and Mis-. George
NhiIesde, Will take place at the home OF the
DriGe's parents in Grass Valley next Wednesday
The Wedding Of Miss Coralle Thomas, daughter
of Mr G. W. Thomas and Mr.. Wakefield Baker
viii lake place in the Episcopal Church at Sausa-
lltO next Thursday
80 The CaIIIopean Social Entertainments.
The Calllopean Musical and Literary Society
gave their regular monthly entertainment before
a large audience In Lunps Hall on Polk street,
last Friday evening
The following programme was excellently rem
dered: Overture, iCalliopean Orchestral recita-
tion, "The hero OF the Tower" Miss 0ta Lunt;
haTmOniCa and guitar duet, Messrs. 4. h. Hol-
born and f. Smith: vocal solo, Miss Mary Butler;
violin solo, "Fantasie" " (AroD, Miss Charlotte
Gruenhageu; music OF the Union, CSlllopean
Orchestra; recitation, The Pride OF Battery b."
: Miss Eloise F. Loosen; vocal solo, Annie
Laurie" Mrs. Blake-Alyerson; recitation, Mr. d.
Z. Moore.
among those present were: Captain and Mrs.
A j. lJsell, Mr. John A. Moore, Professor and
Mrs. Lunt, Miss Onta Lunt, Miss May ltsel.
Miss Avery. Miss Maude Itsell, Miss Tower, Mr..
Frank Jacobs Mr. L. c. Sherwood, MIR. Harry
Flood. Mr.. Harry Dott Miss Hattie V. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. }. n. Trout, Mrs NJ. Burnham,
Miss c. Burnham, Mr.. and Mrs. Weymouth, Mr..
{. Z. Smith, MT. F. L. Leslie, Miss Harrison, Mrs.
b. Waterman, Mr.. L. Whaiey, Mr.. r. c. May
lard, Mr. J: Ii Rice, Mr. a, {. Ba!lingall, Miss
NJ Anders Mrs. ii. NJ. Mcintyre, Miss
Belle Clapp, Mr. W. J. Jory, MI ". c.
Miss E J. Jory. Mr. c. c. White, Miss c. Ellis, Mr.
g. A. Potter, Miss A. GIiudel, Miss E. F. RosSen,
Mr.. Jesse Glusti, Miss NJ. Z: Williams, Miss N
Mr.. {. q. Lille, Mr. villa S. Strlby. Mr.. Peter
son, MIR. George BeanstOn Mr. l.. Butler, Miss
n. Butler Mr. 5. q. johnson. MT. l. a. fsiron'
Mr.. George a. Craig, Miss Maggie H. Robertson,
Mr.. W. Z. Latham, Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, Mr..
NJ. W. 0COnnell, Miss OConnell, the Misses
Bennett Mrs Watts Mrs Mrs; 66Ioa 6McNaugnntono nt n NJ y
Kinds, Mr. .. c. Roberts, the Misses Donahoo,
Mr. aHd No Mrs Bitter Mr. l. LeVihg1lGn' Sis2n'
MIS-. b. Moere, Miss Evelyn b. HUFF, Mr.. G.
Kendall, the Misses Sullivan, Miss Csse6olt'
Miss Taylor, Miss NJ. Gamner, Miss b. Pralher,
Mr. ana MIS-. 6. E. Beach. Mrs Dott Mrs.
VIM. Mrs. Mckinley. MIR. Bert Watts, Mr.. Jack
Garfield, Mr.. Crum, Mrs. Wilken, Mrs. GAMBIA,
Miss l. L. Fales, Miss L. 5. Dochstader, Miss j.
II tuson, Miss Bessie North, Mr.. and Mrs. Flagg,
Miss L. Brewer, Mira Spiro Miss Annie Wood,
MISS Mary Wood. Miss Bissert Miss Kingsburg,
Manning, MIR. L. g. hnap, Miss West.
The Grnyson Dejeuner.
MT Robert r. Grayson gave remarkably
pleasant breakfast last Tuesday morning at the
Pacifc-Uni0n Club 10 honor OF the celebrated
English actor Mr.. Wilson Barrett. After enjoy
Ing a recherche repast, drive through the park
agreeably prolonged the hosts entertainment.
The party consisted of: Messrs. Robert K. Gray
sou, Wilson Barrett, d. I. Murphy, ID. ID. Veuye,
Frederick r. Webster, Alfred R. Tubbs, w. E.
Holloway, john Follansbee, Daniel Gillette, j.
B. Nattles L. A. Bruguiere, Austin {. Tubbs,
John NJ. Adams Horace u. Platt, j. DJWney
Harvey aud j. NJ. Byrne
j.. The Fopter-Weber Wedding.
On Sunday afternoon last there was quiet
but in erestiug wedding al the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Weber, 2516 Larkn
street. The contracting parties were Miss Birdie
Weber aud Mr.. Ed Foster. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers, and an e1-
ce.lenL repast was served.
-. Tie ceremony was performed by Elder John
Parsons. after which the bride and bridegroom
Jeff for Santa Rosa to spend their honeymoon.
There were present al the ceremony: DR.. and
Mrs. POulson, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Mrs. Rollin-
son, Mrs. Hadduck, Mrs Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miss Nellie Callren, Miss Flossey Robinson,
Miss q IN Weber, Mr. Alfred Parker, Mr..
Geogre Dolan, Mr.. j. Easily, Mr.. Richard Smith,
Miss s. Haddock (bridesmad), Mr.. II. Rowlands
ibest manl Miss Lenelsten.
Party Ridley Street
The parents Of Miss Elsie L. Monaghan gave
her very pleasant party on last Saturday even
Ing at their residence I31 Ridley street. The
horal decorations were exceedingly pretty The
evening was pleasantly spent in dancing, sing
Ing and games until midnight, when an elab-
-orate repast was served. Among those present
- were: Miss Hattie V. Brennan; Miss Efie
Miss Lizzie henrik, Miss Beatrice de Luna
BaSan m.. LpH DOSIn Mner miss ,, LORETTA &
Remington, Miss Elsie L. Monaghan, Miss Gertie
Fitzgerald, Miss NJ. A. Hopkins Miss M F. Dor, Miss
auIey, Miss s.: NJ. Closkey, Miss G. Douglas, Miss
Fitzgerald, Mrs NJ. b. Monaghan, Messrs. Walter
Lampe, George Hammer, Frederick Westheimer,
Martin Couch, Frank Duggan Albert Bowley John
y Monaghan, James Monaghan Charles Monaghan,
K. & Hopkins Jr- J. Larkln, NJ. Monaghan, Profess
Frances, John Miller, w. II. Miller.
Drive to Crystal Springs.
Mr.. D. II. Flnnle took his family and few
friends on a drive to Crystal Springs last Sun
day. On arriving at the springs the party pitched
their tent and spread tempting repast. Ram
and pleasant occupation until late IN the even
Ing when they returned home. The party
composed OF Mr.. Thomas Miller, Miss Hattie
Secular, Mr John ONell Miss Amy Rocker,
Mr.. James Conley, Miss Mamie Calnibach, Mr..
W. FInne, Miss Mary Corvarra, Mr.. James
Barry, Miss Mamie Finnie, Mr.. and Mrs David
Ii. Flnnie Misses Jennie and Jessie and Masters
David and Donald Flnnie.
The Excelsior Lodge Party.
The members OF Excelsior Lodge, No 1859,
<. and L. OF H.. gave another OF their en-
joyable evenings at home at thelr lodge room
last Thursday evening, which was very largely
attended. The following programme was rem
dered: Overture by Excelsior Orchestra; dance,
entitled the Irish Wasnerwoman," by Miss
Pearl K. Lund; vocal solo, Miss Della McCord (;
recitation Miss Pearl K. Lund. The affair con-
eluded with dancing 10 music by Blums Or
chestra, under the management OF III. B. Hambly,
assisted by M. A. Antiques and Mrs. Maggie
hctutcnaO and Mr, II, M. MCFARLAND. Tie
committees were as follows: Entertainment
Mrs. Z. a. Major and Mrs. T. r. Kinsman.
keeepton-Miss Mamie Mccarthy aud Ii. ID.
Mcclellan.
The Mauzy Musicale.
For this late In the season a large audience
was present last Thursday evening at the con-
cert OF The Mauzy Musical Club. The pro-
gIamme was given under the direction OF Ii. Clay
Wysham and was an excellent one.
Miss Judd's whistling was excellent and truly
artistic. Mr.. Wilkie was In excellent voice, and