The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-11
Ranks Increased at
the Old South
Yesterday.
SEVENTH ANNUAL RECEPTION.
Enjoyed a Banquet Full
List of Member
ship.

Twelve new Little Light Bearers were
added to the 112' old Little Light Bear
ers of Old South church yesterday,
when the seventh annual reception of
the society was held = the church par
lors. From to 4 o'clock there were
games, which We're followed by pro-
gram. A greeting song was fret sung
by Helen Sellers, Margaret Longley,
Priscilla Putnam, Helen Coan, Mildred
Bacon, Helen Whittier and Sophie Be-
mott. Then there was recitation by
Pauline Haas, some motion songs by
the Little Light Bearers, Mrs. Mathew
Gault, a recitation by Hermon Murphy,
more singing by the children, and the
roll call-nearly every members was
present-after which there was u grand
march down to the dining room, where
the tots We're enthroned in high chars
and fed by their mothers who stood be-
hind the chairs like humble retaners.
But before a spoon was lifted to sim
gle rosebud mouth or one baby hand
had clutched at the bread and butter
SO temptlngly displayed, just out OF
reach, Rev. DR.. A. q. Conrad made his
annual address and invoked the divine
blessing upon the little towzled heads.
Mrs. Charles Arnold and Miss Helen
Arnold had charge of the mite boxes.
Mrs. Mathew Gault was in charge of
the program, Mrs. Munroe Murphy
managed the games, Mrs A. c. WI
liams, Miss Maud Williams, Miss Flor
ence Rice, Miss Amy Garst, Miss Jessie
Welcome and Elmer Sanders sold ice
cream to whoever would buy. Mrs Ed
ward Jerome, the president, had gem
r4-1N A 1.f..-1
presided owed by Mrs. E. E. Thompson,
was pretty feature.
Following is the membership of the
Little Light Beavers; Pauline Volkman,
Donald H. White, Helen Whittier,
Ralph w. Wright, George F. Wright,
Florence NJ. Wright, Hazel Woodward
Mildred Salter Ellis, Katherine B,
Briggs, Stuart ". Briggs. Helen Fran
ces Church, Warren Stetson Gault, Mil
dred May Clifford, Bertha Albertson,
Winslow H. Golf, Hazel A. Golf, Cecil
E. Brigham, Cyril A. Brigham, Ray
mond II. Pierce, Gertrude Whitcomb,
Guy Saunders wilkins, John William
Copeland, Marion White, Burton Wal
lace March, Dora C. Newton. Roy
Leighton, Leah Stevens, Marion NJ
Darling, Harold B. Armttage, Grace
Evelyn Midgley, Pauline Haas, Cert
rude 1nman, Cecil Karle, Emma G.
ley, James A. Leuk@, Ruth c. McCul-
lun, L. Marguerite Medbury, Helen X
Merriam, Arthur l.. Miller, Edith Mill
er, Eta M. Mills, Neal A. Mitchell,
Hermon Il. Murphy, Philip N. Muzzy
Dwight Perry, Marion Plant, Elizabeth
Palmer, Sarah L. Pope, Donald r.
Pratt, Gladys M. Pierce, MolIie Poterick,
Stewart NJ. Pratt. Catherine Putnam,
Priscilla Putnam, Kenneth Perry, Helen
Prior, Ruth Reynolds, Bertha Rey-
nolds, Ethel Roach, Clarence Roach
Bertha Robinson, Helen Sellers, Alfred
Shaw. Edna T. Smith, Ina E. Stevens,
Phyllis Thayer, Miriam Thompson,
Francis B. Thompson, Dorothy Thomp-
son, Charles B. Thurston, Mildred
Douglass, r. Gordon Douglass, Frank
L. Douglass, Marion H. Darling, Cert
rude Drown, Linfield Davis, Marion e.
Early, Bessie Ellis, Harold Ellis, Will
ard o. Eastman, Helen l.. Early, Frank
L. Farrell, Emma Fisher, Amy Garst,
Emma Garst Julius Conrad Garst, Ar
thur c. Hardy, Harold c. Harthan,
Nellie Hartwell, Francis w. Hunt,
Stanley F. Hunt, Cora Eutchins, Kath-
crime Haskell, May Allen, Percy Arnold,
Willis v. Albee, Hefen B. Abbott, Har-
old 3. Arnitage, Mildred Bacon, Harold
Bemis, Sophie Bennett, Bertha Blodgett,
Louise Buttrick, Elizabeth Buttrick,
Emily Bowman, Everett Brigham,
Jeanette Briggs, Gladys Babcock, Ar
thur e. Church, Irvdng 2. Clark, How
ard L. Clark, Fred P. Cleveland, Helen
Coan, Walter 9. Clifford, Ethel Cor
ser, Geo. w. Curtis, Kenneth Douglass,