Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-27

II enough subscribers to the whole
course can be obtained in advance, Mr..
william Heinrich, the popular tenor at
Piedmont Church. will give q series of
three song .recitals at Salisbury Hall
on the evenings of April Is, April 25 and
May 2, assisted by Miss Gertrude Ed
mands and Mr.. Heinrich Schuecker. Mr..
Heinrich is at present conducting Sc
ries of vocal chamber concerts in AS
sociatlon Hall, Boston, of which the
Henschels, the Max Heinrichs, Miss Ju-
liza Heinrich Miss Edmands, Mr..
Schuecker and Miss Marguerite Hall
are the artists. The German Choral So
ciety will also assist.
Goblets for dinner, tumblers for lunch
con or tea and breakfast, appears to be
the proper thing at present.
The Publishers Weekly learns that
Mark Twain has paid off three-fourths
of the Indebtedness of C. L. Webster 81
Co., the publishing firm of which he
was a member. The creditors offered
to settle on a so per cent basis. Twenty
eight per cent was realized from the
assets. Presently Mr.. Clemens brought
the payments up to so per cent, and not
long ago he paid 25 per cent more. He
is quoted as saying that it will be three
years before he can publish another
book, and possibly the remnant Of his
debts will hang on until then.
In yesterdays little account of the
finances of the Henschel concert, we
should have said that the Womans Club
appropriation for the concert was $3.50
instead Of $780, As S32650 was returned
to the treasurer of the club as the pro
ceeds of the concert. the cost to the club
was $3.50. or So less than our figures
Of yesterday made it. oG
The second in the course of lessons in
kindergarten games, by Miss Ellen Gray
of Boston, will be given Tuesday after
noon at 4.30 o'clock, in classical high
school hall. All interested are invited to
attend, Kindergartners, especially, are
invited to be present and take part in
the games
Writes a correspondent:
viii you please state in "out and
About" whether members of the Wo-
mans Club, not members of the Brown
ing class, will be admitted to the Brown
ing lectures by Dr. Moxom on their club
membership tickets, without payment Of
one dollar for the course?
(Yes. The lectures are free to all mem
bers of the club, whether members of
the Browning class or not. Only per-
sons outside the club need to buy the
course tickets.-Ed0
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Eaton and
Miss Eaton of this city have gone from
New York to the Virginia Hot Springs
for a stay of few months.
The library committee of the Y. W.
C. A. feels grateful to those persons
whose kindly gifts of books or money
helped make the recent book reception
so great success. The number of
books received was 100, and the dona-
tions in money amounted to about $40.
As an outgrowth of the "scrapbook
class" and at the request of many peo-
pie, Mrs Chaffee will deliver the lecture
upon the new library of congress at
Memorial Hall, on Thursday evening,
March 10. Mrs. Chaffee spent consider
able time at Washington recently, max
ing an exhaustive study of the archi-
tectural and decorative features of this
palace of art.
A movement TO form a reading and
dramatic club among the younger mem
bers of the Assembly set was inaugur-
ated at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
do Lincoln, Thursday evening, when
about 40 were present by invitation and
tine organization proceeded as far as the
election of officers and the appointment
OF committee on constitution and by
laws. Mr.. Chandler Bullock was elect
ed president; Miss Rose Lincoln, secre-
tary; Miss May Doe, Miss Ethel Bart
lett and Mr., W. S. B. Hopkins, Jr., were
chosen an executive committee Miss
Mary Liscomb Miss Elnora Curtis, MIR.
f. F. Dresser and Mr.. Edwin H. Brown
compose the committee on consti tuition
and bylaws. The membership will
probably be limited to As persons, of
whom about 40 Joined last night 1t has
not been decided whether or not to act
a play this season.
Friday evening the Dramatic Read
ing Club elected the following new mem
bers:
Mr. Alexander II. Bullock, Miss Rose
Lincoln, Miss Ethel Bartlett, Mr.. F. F.
Dresser, Mr.. Chandler Bullock, Mr..
Reginald Fl. Washburn, Mr. W. S. B.
Hopkins, Jr., Mr.. F. f. Dresser, Mr..
Edwin FL. Brown and Mr.. Alexander w.
Doe.