Worcester morning daily spy. (Worcester, Mass.) 1888-1898, 1898-03-01

This concert is likely to be the more
interesting to local music lovers. from
the fact that the plans for bringing
Franz Rummel to Worcester have failed,
the only date for which he was avail
able having. passed.
The fourth meeting of the Literary
and Social Union Of Piedmont Church
was held Monday evening at the house
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Marble.
Life in the colonies from 1880 to 1770'
was the subject of the program, which
consisted of three valuable papers Mrs.
NJ. p Higgins discussed the Govern
ment, education, society, and religion"
of the time. THE symptoms Of revolt
against England" including the cap
ture of Andres, and the complaints and
defiance of the colonial governors in the
north and the south. was the subject OF
a paper by Mr.. Henry i. Miller. In
THE beginnings of American litera-
ture" Mrs. Charles F. Marble found a
congenial subject Her paper touched
upon the scholars and historians Of New
England. the pioneer poets and preach
ers and early sketches of Virginian life.
The program was one of exceptional in
terest. Mr. William A. Rowland gave
pleasure with several songs,
A pretty souvenir postal card has been
published by Mr.. Frank e. Simpson
in commemoration of the 59th anniver-
sary of the city, and was placed on
sale Monday with the different station
ers and newsdealer5 of the city. Halt
the correspondence side of the card is
covered with colored pictures, the larg-
est representing the new city hall set
in the midst of its summer greenery. At
the extreme left, set in the clouds that
| float serenely over the common, is the
seal of the city, with the heart of the
commonwealth palpitating away in the
centre upon yellow ground. The other
corner is ornamented With a remarka-
bly, well executed cut the soldiers
monument with a border of palm leaves
and scroll work. The shaft rises against
a sky of dramatic intensity of color
such as is seldom seen in Worcester eX-
| cept when a few Biiou theatres are
burning up, but the effect of the pic
lures is striking and pretty.
Th1e was a pretty wedding Monday
evening at o'clock at 6S Merrick street,
the home of the future couple, when
Bertha NJ feathers, daughter of Mr..
| and Mrs. NJ. A. feathers, became the
bride Of Carl Wallace WeiXler, son of
J. p. Weixler, and a member of his
fathers jewelry firm. Rev. DR.. A. q,
Conrad officiated in the presence of
about so relatives and friends The we'd
ding march was played by the brides
sister, Mrs. P. c. Morse.
The bride was attired in white mus
lin, with white watered ribbon, and car
ried white hyacinths The young couple
were attended by Miss Madeleine Tim
norman of Everett aged Is, niece Of the
groom, and Master Harold feathers,
aged seven, nephew Of the bride. They
were attired in white muslin, with pink
trimmings and white pique with blue
trimmings, respectively. Miss Made
leine's bouquet was of white hyacinths.
The Episcopal service was used, and
rings. were exchanged by the bride and
groom.
A reception at which Rebboli served
the collation. and the numerous presents
were displayed, followed the ceremony
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. feathers, Mr.. and Mrs, Pau
Weixler, Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman OF
Everett, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Morse, Mr.
and Mrs. H. H. Ames, Mr.. Hiram H
Ames, Mr.. Ed. Ames, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Page, Mr.. Arthur Weixler, Miss Blake
Mr.. ]. c. Crafts, Mr.. Perley Parker, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. Brown, Miss Susie
Brown, Mrs. ]. S. Wheeler, Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Copeland, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Batcheller Mrs Johanna Sauer
. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Copeland. Miss Elk
Drury, Miss BHnkinsop, Mr. Fritz Luke
! Miss Whidden, Mr.. Will Cooper Mr. anC
! Mrs. VIII Reed, Mr.. Taintor, Miss lDu
four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weixler will be at home
} after April l.
The Shakspere Club met Monday eve
ming with Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Getchell
and beside reading acts four and five oil
Macbeth" discussed the desirability oil
admitting to membership persons from
out of town.