The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-26

The st. Johns Guild meets this after
noon at; $50 o'clock in its hall, the In
stitute, on Temple street.
The Catholic Young Mems Lyceum
meets this afternoon at 2 o'clock in
their quarters on Sheridan street.
Loyal Women of American Liberty
will have q tea meeting with Mrs.
Henry Ford Tuesday, March %, at Ca
bot street, Columbus Park
Wasa Band. Of West Gardner held a
social and dance in A. o. H. hall, 9S
Front street. last evening. About 80
couples attended.
The next lecture in the Art Society
course will be given Tuesday evening,
March 49, by Mrs. Sarah II, Whitman
of Boston, on Household decoration"
A meeting Tor the purpose of the
election of a president and to extend
the time for payment of dies until the
LIST Of June, WIN be held by the Repub-
lcan Club of this city on April LIST at
O'Clock in, the evening.
Miss e. Bertha Smith will give re-
ception to her afternoon dancing class,
In Salisbury Hail. Friday, March 81
Glass dancing for children at AS. Gem
eral dancing for children at $50. Mu-
sic by, Clifford 5 Orchestra.
Thomas r. Kelley, a war recruit Of
the Emmett, Guards, and for years a
popular clerk with the Denholm &
Mckay Company, has taken a position
as salesman with the Putnam &
Sprague furniture company.
Lovers of, handsome photographs
will be interested in the sale at the
Chaffee studio Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and an excellent oppor-
tunity is offered to inspect the studio,
which is always an attractive place.
Mai. Gen. Nelson A. Miles has not
answered the invitation rendered him
by the committee Of the Spanish-Amer-
ican veterans, to visit Worcester. The
committee has about given up all hopes
of bringing the distinguished general to
Worcester.
Miss Miriam Witherspoon, secretary
of the Associated Charities, win ad
dress the members and friends of the
Epworth League Of Trinity church
Sunday evening at 5.45, subject The
home life of the very poor, and its
bearing upon the saloon problem
Miss Helen A. Davis, 25 Main street,
who for the past few years has devoted
her time to the designing ard making
of children,s garments, is about to add
a custom corset and corset waist de-
partment for misses and children. She
will be happy to meet those interested
During the week.
Court Thomas j.. Cunningham met
last evening to take action on the death
Of John j. Brosnan. These members
were appointed to dAow up resolutions:
7. II. Murphy, D. r. McNally and j. Il.
sullivan. The pail bearers will be James
Mcdonald John Keiher, Harry La Due
and Thomas Ul1cllpV
Massasoit Tribe of Red Men held a
coffee party in sMassasoit and Integrity
halls last evening. Dancing was enjoyed
to the music of Rubin and Florn's or
chestra. Supper was served in Integrity
hall The committee of arrangements
were August ANDERSON, AXel Svenson,
Peter Carlson, p. @. Bernstrom and II.
A. F'ranzen.
The funeral Of Eugene Allaire took
place from his home on Knox street
yesterday forenoorr Rev, Father
Adelph was celebrant at a requiem high
mass at the Church Of the Holy Name
of Jesus at 9 O'Clock, A. delegation of
Court Papineau d, which the deceased
was member, attended the funeral.
The interment was In Notre Dame
cemetery. -.,
Examinations foa- the departmental
service reilway mail and Indian service