Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-23
18TH ANNUAL.
Webster Church Ladies Score a
Fine Entertainment
Odd Fellows Hall Crowded by Pleasure
Seekers Who Are Royalty
Treated.

Webster, Feb 22.-Odd Fellows Hall
was crowded this evening, the occasion
being the 25th annual supper, entertain
ment and sale of fancy goods, conduct
ed under the auspices of the ladies Of
the Congregational Church The ladies
who had general charge Of the affair
We're Mrs. julius Bigelow, Mrs. Il. L.
Spalding, Mrs. Isaac Johnson, Mrs. Je-
rome Marsh and Mrs VIM. J. LachaG'
Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs. Spalding COM
posed the supper committee, while those
in charge of the entertainment We're
Miss Anna Perry and Edgar A. Bates.
AT O'clock the assembly Shutdown to
bountiful supper. The entertainment
was one Of the best. ever vet arranged
in town. Miss Effie l.. Palmer of Chi
cago, soprano, won great applause. Miss
Eleanor Ten Eysk Macy Of
Boston recited several pieces in
pleasing manner Miss Mabel
a. Cowie, a Webster young lady
of more than ordinary skill on the pi-
ano, delighted the audience with many
selections. Miss Cowie, a former Web
ster girl, was a pupil at the Royal Con-
! servatory, Leipzig, Germany She is
now established in Boston Forrest La
char, student at the high school, re-
The answer. of Sna,taci,s ~ tb 30, ~
ENJOYS was delivered by Mr.. Larchar,
dressed in an appropriate costume. Ed
Ssss Ss "a soioist oages' one OF Webster fayorite
from the German nv rongfal1ow
The main han was decorated with the
picture of George Washington, draped
with United States flag. This flag is
10S years old and has n strines and *
stars. Prettily arranged around the
hall We're several booths where different
| articles We're ON sale. The domestic
table was presided over by Misses Lizzie
johnson and Minnie Bixby; fancy.
| Misses Bessie Clark and AGNES ESiners,
bury; candy Misses Kate Dobbie and
| Florence Davis; ice cream, Walter
Blake
HAD A JOLLY GOOD TIME.
The newly altered kitchen adjacent to
the Joslin House was the centre of a
gay scene this evening, the occasion be-
ing a reception rendered by the pro-
prietor ald his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.
| SINCLAIR, to their girl employees. in cele-
bration of the recent renovation of tbe
entire rear apartments Willis BOYD had
the ti., arrangements in hand. Dancing con-
fres6ments RESIN mi wae tlgaitg sa,ag Ili9glI When re-
THFRr wppr o,rr4,ps
The fifth danoa ora sooi.l~as
| T q n L, sooia+,, o,o,,,,S,, ~, 90
- Oe0uI Gu III Oua rel
i0"e man, la5I evening, with nearly so
| couples on the floor Putnam's Orches-
| ira of Worcester f,,rrisbaa ,,,,,.i, -.
dancing. The naxt and ios+ saaio1 Lot "
| the series viii occur. on NTot,a,, ~
! March q. ~ eii'ii g.
The Daughters of vata,.a,,, oaIat,,o+o,,
Washington'e birthday iaet ~ a
| holding a dance in - % M Ill o. Wy
This evening the 1,I,,,,a,, aIaI1 Ia
vate social and danca ~ tI,ai+. ~ q ~ I =
on School street ''i'i' q''''l 1els
The Nancy Cornad,, r,o,,,,,-.,,
| posed of ali Wehstay I-o,I4bs " ~,
show in the onars bo,,,a QIiL's +ilii. save
vOrynI,, - =, e-ii2 { Feii'iis'
i>H GlfSL DEAD.
MISS Sarah Pranto, aged IA years
| daughter of Mr. Peter Pronto -oe 1J...,
| street diad 1as+ o,,,,,.,,.-
e. a. II elocf
lioiii uropsy. Ihe funeral will be helt
from the Sacred Heart Church tornor
row morning at 8 o'clock. Rev. Fr. 7 A
LegT1s to officiate The interment viii
take place in the East Village cemetery,
THE .STAFFORD,e, pr.ANrc
Te,,,as, c,toeea,,s,
known through the
country as crack base ball player. left
town this forenoon for New yor1, ,ft,,
| Mr. Stafford boe ,,i.4-,
| narants in 10 Ma, iII.gieu XJ;II WIN ms
! Ha will 1a,31ai,, -, n, iII1s 1Iuuiey
! several uTaaI+g ~, ~ IN, n elty IoI
I q 30 u