The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-14
THE CITY.

There is to be a meeting of the Unit
eu catholic Temperance Societies. at
lle rooms OF the ST. Annes, tonight.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen M KNIGHT
LOOK place yesterday afternoon at Q
O'Clock at her late home, 81 Knight
Sweet, Rev. DR.. John e. Dodge offici-
ated. There were many beautiful flow
. ers.
The Father Mathew Ladies' Aid met
In Father Mathews Hall, yesterday
AFTERNOON. A dress rehearsal of the
minstrel show which is to be produced
held.
AT labor headquarters, this evening,
there will be a meeting of the Iron
Moulders' Union. The moulders have
made out the order payable to the
heirs of the late Charles e. Baker, for
sou. The Baker heirs will also get $100
from the national union.
AT the regular business meeting of
the Turn-Verein, last evening, a COM
mtttee consisting of Chas C. Faren
Chas. Wonderisch, Jacob Gausch
Messrs. kopf, Beier and Steinike was
appointed to arrange for celebration
to take place Dec. 26.
Mr., and Mrs. Patrick Simpson of II
Sigel street have the sympathy of their
friends in the death of their infant
daughter, Margaret Theresa, after a
brief Illness. This is their second child
winch has died within year. The fune-
raj Will take place this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Mrs. S. M. Dorr of the Barnard. Sum
ner & Putnam Co, viii be in New York
during the present week, when she will
visit the horse show, in company with
party of "costumers" from Paris.
Whom she met while there last year.
she viii be in Worcester the latter part
of the week.
The Frohsinn Club held it's first
concert Of the season last night In the
club rooms. The Light Infantry or
chestra furnished the instrumental
music and the Frohsinn singing, under
the leadership of DR.. Belling Of Boston,
gave the vocal part Of the program as
sisted by Mr.. John Doris Of Worces-
ter. The entertainment was arranged
by the entertainment committee.
A unique feature will be added to
the Ladies Circle of the First Uni
Versalist Church supper, on Tuesday
evening. The older members of the
society will be present as guests. and
special hon0rs will be paid to them.
The entertainment of the evening will
be furnished by the older people, who
will demonstrate that they have not
forgotten some things they learned in
earlier years.
meeting was held yesterday after
noon at labor heaquarters of the board
of trustees of the labor hall There
was a good attendance Of delegates and
various matters of interest to the board
We're discussed. At the meeting yes
terday several plans for the coming
year We're presented and discussed, but
the business win go on with the diff
ferent unions on much the same scale
as it has been run during the past II
months.
The Reform Club held a NEE ing at
Curtis hall yesterday, which was well
attended. The order Of the exercises
follows: Scripture reading b. the pres
ldent. w Hutchinson; prayer by Miss
Mary Robinson; remarks by brothers
Vim. Smith, e. E. Stacy. Fred Greer,
John Sampson, A. B. Chambers. Geo.
Mckenzie, Alex. Comrie James NJ. ;ul-
lcugh,. George NJ. Smith and Major F.
) g. Stiles; duet by Miss Flora Stacy and
Vim. Smith; solo by Michael Kennedy.
There was one signer to the Pledge.
At the Aguilar Club regular weekly
meeting, held Saturday afternoon, the
following program was rendered: A talk
on Zion" Miss c. Pimpstein; essay
on Victor Hugo" Mrs. Ida Herman;
1.-THE present outlook of the Dreyfus
case" Fannie Feingold: "Shaksperian
contest, by the club. Debate, Re
solved, that the government should pro-.
tect old age" Affirmative, Miss Title
Rutberg, Miss Ida Shulman, and Miss
Jennie Goldstein; negative. Miss Rosa
MattucS, Miss Bessie Levine and j.
Feingold; question decided in the af-
firmative.