The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-29

matter of a suitable constitution for The
proposed association, and to arrange for
q meeting for organization Of ali per-
sons Interested in sewing schools
whether directly engaged in the work
OF not.
This meeting is to be held Wednesday
afternoon, at 4 O'Clock, In All Saints
chapel and it is most earnestly hoped
that 1t will be attended by large repre-
sensations from all the sewing schools
IN the city. AS il has been Impossible
Tor the committee to obtain a com
pIete list OF the schools this public
announcement and invitation will it is
hoped, serve to bring together a mum
Der large enough to show that the
movement is thought o he wise
one.
An association formed on the same
general principles as the New York
Association of Sewing Schools would
make 1t possible for the members to
have talks and lectures by persons
trained in the science of domestic art
as applied to the teaching of sewing: to
form classes for teachers in order that
the instruction given TO the children
might be Of the kind that has been well
tested and found to produce the best
results; to hold occasional exhibitions
or work and to keep in touch with the
work of other associations, especially
with the New York Association. when
includes schools, institutions and small
er associations, all over the country,
among its members, and according to
its announcement, aims to be center
OF information and to help every school
connected with it, no matter what its
location or conditions Of work
At the meeting to be held tomorrow
ii would be a. qualification if the clergy
men of Worcester would show their in
Iyrt hnf
Others who are connected IN any way
with sewing school work.
The pupils Of Becker's Business COL
lege will hold an entertainment and
social in Horticultural hail, Nov. 30.
Friends and past pupils are cordially
invited to attend.
The milI1nan was the most popular
man in Worcester yesterday.
A sale and supper will be given at
St, Johns Episcopal Church, Thurs
day. Dec, s, in the parish hall, Lincoln
street opening at o'clock.
Suggestion for a New Years resolu
ton; Never be surprised again without
a can OF condensed milk in the house.
'Hullo, lmpudence," said the turkey
to the cranberry
Why do you call me that?" demanded
the cranberry, flushing up.
Because you are sauce retor+ad
the turkey, and the pumpkin p;e
laughed so hard he broke his crust
Harper's Bazaar
MI Everett j. Harrington the we'll
known organist of the Old South
Church, will give a series of three or
san recitals at the church. the first
one to be given Tuesday evening. Dee
o. Mr. Harrington has SECURED the
services of Mrs. Dorothy McTaggart
Miller. The concerts are to be free
ana the general public is invited
FOLLOWING is the program of the first
concert:
Tocata in ID minor...........J 8 Racb
I8Socturne IN A tiat...., Horatio w Parker
Alto solo, Angus Ma ;ISSSnaSl 'reHinens
sor.t, NJ Mrs Miller(
Siios. No. Alex Guilmant
finale
Alto solo, Dreams ............... .strel.At
(Mrs. Miller)
~ eriure 70 LohengTin" ........... Wagner
I1Nenlns Star, romanza. .........t. WaSner
Pilgrims chorus ......, Wasrar
Grand offertoire de st Cecile. No. 4
Jules Grlson
The regular meeting of the knights
IN amer Mathew was held at their
Ii'@ii last night. The regular routine
work OF the society was transacted.