Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-01-20
A GRAND SUCCESS.
Seventh Annual Concert and Ball Of Court
friendship at Mahster

Webster, Jan. 19-The seventh annual
concert and ball Of Court Friendship, No.
80, f. Of A., was held this evening in
Music Hail. The decorations of holly and
ivy in festoons lent enchantment to the
scene. The stage was a mass Of potted
plants, over which were emblems OF the
order. At the entrance to the hall was q
mass of decorations, so entwined as 70 re-
semble the several degrees of the order.
The committee of arrangements was: W.
L. Haggerty, j. N. Steele, J. w. Asseiin,
", J. Davern. 2 s; Sweeney; M; 9; Nc Ne,
James 7. Stanley and John B. Conway;
floor director, James Maheri assistants,
W. F. Haggerty, J. w. Asselin, j. n.
mittee. j r. STANLEY, Richard J, Muir
ply, Joseph p. Love, j. H Conway ana
John j. Sherlock.
gave an excellent concert each selection
being encored. In the orchestra Is for
mer Webster boy, W. H. Slattery, who, in
his selection, was given cordial reeep-
AT $50 the grand march was formed,
and was led by Chief Ranger James +.
Maher and Miss Annie McQuaid, followed
by S3 couples. The dance order consisted
of 20 numbers. Thomas b. Hederman OF
Webster was the caterer, and he furnished
an elegant menu in the banquet han.
Many Of the ladies' costumes were ele-
giant, and the gentlemen were in full eve
On the floor were seen, Mr.. and Mrs.
SS Convey Mr. G ana Mrs a. F. Wha Sei Mr.
and Mrs. William r. Klebart, Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur G.. Pettison, MIR and Mrs.
Jerry T,urbidy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hector DlI-
pre-, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F.. Hederman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Rossall. Mr.. and
Miss John ] Breen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
pcleon I4amothe, Mr. and Mrs. T. Dwyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bartlett, James +.
Maher, Miss Anna McQuaid. p, ]. Swee-
ney, Miss Lizzie r. Conway, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcnamara, William F. Haggerty Miss
Katie Keith, James A. Thompson, Miss
Nora Thompson, Nicholas Giles. Miss
Mary Sullivan, Edward Farrell, Jr., Miss
Bridget Farrell Richard b Murphy, Mrs
f. j. Sinclair. MI. and Mrs. George Bro
gan, Richard Love, Mrs. J. J. Love, John
p. Carly, Miss Nellie f. Carly Albert
Fake, Miss Elsie Calvin, William II. Cas-
sidy, Miss Fannie Cassidy, George B.
Morse Miss Maggie Sheldon, Fred J. East
man, Miss E1ie Tiffany. ]. Frank Cur
Miss Edith Poole, John J. Sherlock, Miss
Abbie Lessor, j. r. Moreau. Miss Louise
Dufour, John johnson, Miss Blanche
sparlIawk, William J; Daver1; Miss Kate
Brosnahan, 7. ]. Reilly, Miss Kate Scan
lon, Charles ]. Lennon, Miss Lizzie CASH
dy J. +. w. Asselin, Miss Alta Them,
Charles Pengelly, Miss Mamie BurhaTdt,
DR.. J. j. Thompson, ]. W. GILES, William
j. Coonan, p II. Thompson, John l..
Rhodes J. Joseph Kennedy, William j.
NltATeaTy.
| Grand Secretary +. ]. Gallagher of Low
ell of the grand court of Massac husetts
was official representative at the ball.
MIR, CHASES FUNERAL.
| Complete arrangements have been made
for the observance of the funeral services
of the late Frederick II. Chase The re-
mains will lie in state at his late residence
| from 10 to Ii a. m. tomorrow, to allow
any and all the citizens TO view the re-
mains.
| At Il o'clock the services will be held.
! Rev. Nathan s. Hill, pastor Of the uni
! versalist Church, WEI oflciate. At the
grave the local Masonic lodge will observe
| their burial service.