The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-12-30
Out and About
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The first of the Worcester assemblies
for the season was held in Colonial hall
last night, proving a most enjoyable af-
fair in every detail. The hall was taste
fully decorated with evergreen. Che
ney's orchestra of Boston furnished
music for dancing, and Rebboli catered.
The assembly was under the manage
ment of Alexander H. Bullock Henry
H. Thayer and Alba H. Warren.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Edwin
Brown, Mrs. A. George Bullock, Mrs.
David Narrower, Mrs. John R. Thayer,
Mrs. Francis H. Dewey, and Mrs. Lin
coin N. Kinnicutt. The ushers were A.
Edward Warren, Alba H. Warren,
Roger Kinnicutt, George H. Olney,
John Denholm, John M. Thayer, w. N.
Phelps, F. P. Phelps, B. H. Stone, Mer-
rick Lincoln, H. H. Thayer, Charles
Hamilton and Alexander H. Bullock.
Those present included Mr. and Mrs.
Charles s. Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
L. Keith of Grafton, DR.. and Mrs.
Homer Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
Darling, Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Dewey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bigelow, Mr..
and Mrs. George B. Witter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rufus S. Woodward DR.. and Mrs.
c. D. Wheeler Mr.. and Mrs. Chetwood
Smith, Col. and Mrs. Samuel e. Wins
low, Mr. and Mrs. Henry e. Whitcomb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln N. Kinnicutt, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Lassell of Whitins-
! Vile, /Dr. and Mrs F. H. Baker, Mr..
and Mrs. c. E. Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Denholm, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Dewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Flint,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ]. Gross, Miss Jane
Estabrook, Miss Easton, Miss Emily
Eaton, Miss Mary G.. Harris of Brook
line, Miss Helen Goulding, Miss Edith
Hamilton Miss Maude Armsby.
Miss Helen F. Blacker, Miss Kathe-
rine Bent, Mrs. Bogert, Miss Ruth Bar
nard. Miss Anna Barnard, Miss Ethel
Bartlett. Miss Ball of Boston, Miss
Coggswell, Miss Mary Goes, Miss
Kimball, Miss Ada Knowlton of West
Upton. Miss Mary Leland, Miss Rose
Lincoln, Miss Rosamond Mitchell, Miss
Edith NoFcross, Miss Emma Otis, Miss
Mabel Richardson Miss Charlotte
Thayer, Miss Marguerite Thayer, Miss
Alice Wood, Miss Emily Wood, Miss
Edith Warren. Alexander H. Bullock,
A. Edward Warren, Henry F. Phelps,
N. B. Phelps, Robert G. Pratt, Frank
H. Staples, J. A Sake, B. H. Stone
stephen Salisbury, Charles M. Thayer,
George S. Taft, John M. Thayer, Henry
H. ThayeT, A bert H. Within of Whit
insville, Roger Kinnicutt, Robert
Knowlton Of West Upton, Lawrence
Keeler of Whitinsville, Joseph Lancas-
ter, Henry S. Lancaster, Merrick Lin
coin. Albart Nicholson, Richard Marcy,
Albert Nicholson, Richard Marcy, VIII
liam Marcy. Richard Mitchell, Charles
#. Aldrich, Chandler Bullock, William
A. Buttiiek Charles Baker, Lloyd
Brown w. A. Clark, 2. w. Coombs
Philip Cultis,. John A. Denholm, H. H
Fuller, William Saunton Gadsden,
Rosco Goodell Lawrence p. Greenman,
w. S. B. Hopkins, Jr., Erastus Hop
kins, Charles A. Hamilton, Frank L.
Hale, Walter johnson.
The second assembly will be held on
the night OF Feb. 2.
Miss Edith Norcross gives hearts
party this afternoon.
Felix Fox, pianist, and Frederick
Blair, violoncellist will give recital
at Memorial hall, Thursday evening,
Jan. IL. Both are players Of rare attain
ments and have received the hearty en-
dorsement OF the press wherever they
have appeared.
Mr.. Fox, who has played in many Of
the larger cities of Europe and this
country, is under engagement to appear
with orchestra at Carnegie hall. New
York. as we'll as with number Of lead
ing musical organizations in various
cities. while Mr.. Blair is a pupil of JUL
ius Klengel, "the worlds greatest mas
ter of that instrument
The appearance Of these two artists
in recital at Memorial hall will be
an event of unusual interest.
Mrs. Frank H. Bigelow gives a New
Years card party Monday afternoon
Miss jeanette Ostrander of Mt Yer
non. N. Y, Miss Caroline Horner of
Detroit. Mich. who attend the Woman's
College of Baltimore, Nd, are visiting
Miss Edith c. Putnam at the Standish.
Miss Grace Douglass gives a New
Years dance tonight at the Bay State
house. Fifty Of her set have been in
vited.
Arthur X. Hutchins gave card party
last evening. There were nine tables.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Josephine
Wright Chapman Of Boston, an archi-