Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-02-16
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books, and at present the funds are ex-
hausted This library can be freely
used by all young women over IA years
Of age in the city. They greatly appre-
ciate free access to the books, and the
number charged each year is from 5000
to 5000. This work is entirely supported
by friends of the association. The fol-
lowing is a partial list of the books de-
sired for the library. Money given will
be gratefully received and carefully ex-
pended by the library committee:
Smith, r. Hopldnson, "Gondola Days"
Browning, Elizabeth B., Letters"
Wright, Mabel, Bird Craft"
Burnham, Clara Louise, Books
Eliot, George, adam Bede"
Warner, Charles Dudley, American
Men Of Letters"
Lord, John, Beacon Lights of His
tory
Thackeray, ''The Newcomers"
Wallace, Lew, "The Fair God"
Austen, Jane, '1Standish of standish."
Austen, Jane, Doctor LeBaron."
Austen, Jane, Betty Alden
Barr, Amelia, Bow of Orange Rib
bon"
Wilkins, NJ. E., Young Lucretia."
wilkins, NJ E., Jerome
Green. ]. R., "A Short History of the
English People"
Stowe, H. B., Books"
Fiske, John, Books"
Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart, "The Story
Of Jesus Christ"
Hare, Al. c., walks in Rome"
Moulton, Louise c., Lazy Tours in
Spain"
Invitations to join the womans de-
partment of the Worcester Society of
Antiquity and to attend the meeting in
Salisbury Hall Friday, under it's aus
pices, were received by many ladies,
Tuesday.A The invitations are signed
by Mrs, c. c. Baldwin, Miss Frances C.
Morse, Mrs. Jerome Marble, Mrs. L. A.
Ely, Mrs. John e. Tuttle, Mrs. A. l..
McCullagh, Mrs. e. l. Comins, Mrs.
lockwood Hoar, Mrs. Frank C. Huide-
koper, Mrs. T. K. Earle, Miss George
Bacon, Mrs. A B. r. Sprague, Mrs.
Waldo Lincoln, Mrs. Nathaniel Paine,
Mrs. It. C. Mendenhall, Miss Sarah B.
Hopkins, Mrs. Edwin Brown, Mrs. W.
p. Rice, Miss Frances M. Lincoln, Mrs.
Homer Gage, Mrs. A. G. Bullock, Mrs.
B. w. Potter, Mrs. c. Van D. Cheno-
weth, Mrs. A. L. Stone, Mrs. E. D. Buff
flngton.
The intent of the members of the
Woman's Auxiliary to the Young Mem s
Christian Association is chiefly centered
at present in the hot turkey dinner
which they will serve in Association
hall, Thursday, from 10 till Q o'clock, for
the purpose of replenishing their treas
ury, and which is in charge Of Mrs j.
w. Very, Mrs. E. H. Marble Mrs Laf-
ayette Robbins, Mrs. John Legg, Mrs
Abby Bigelow, Mrs. G. F. Wright and
Mrs. @. F. Orr. These ladies will also
serve as a reception committee, Mrs.
F. e. Williamson, Mrs. H. M. Weeks,
Mrs. S. H. Moulton and Mrs. c. A. An
drews form the table committee, and
they will have the assistance Of young
girl friends of the auxiliary. The la
dies promise a good dinner, we'll and
promptly served, and hope for generous
patronage. The price is so cents a COW
er.
Twenty pledges of membership We're
renewed yesterday and 10 new members
We're admitted.
The attention of the members of the
Woman Suffrage League, at their meet
ing Tuesday, was chiefly claimed by re-
ports of the annual business meeting of
the Massachusetts Suffrage Association
in Boston last month, and of the recent
hearings Of the suffrage petition at the
state house. The former showed vast
amount of work done and Of untiring
activity all along the line, and were al
most unvaryingly sanguine In temper.
Some of the arguments presented at the
hearing by the opposition side were
read, but as the invitation of the league
to the anti-suffragists of the city to be
present and discuss the topics which
lie close to the hearts Of both parties
had not been largely accepted, the dis
cussion suggested by the reading was
principally from the suffrage point Of
view