The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-24

tai magic and music by Soto Sunetaro,
japanese juggler, conjurer and musi-
clan.
Cupid has been working havoc in the
ranks of class of '94, w P. l., the past
six months. In June, Arthur Clark mar
ried Miss Imogen Whitney. This month
has seen the union of Clifford Allen and
Miss Anna Moore; Leslie Killam and
Miss Schlatter of Springfield and
Frank E. Killam and Miss Sadie Ba-
ker. The three last mentioned brides
in the quartet are from Yarmouth, N.
S.
Willie" begins a personal in a Lon
don newspaper, return to your dis
tracted wife and frantic children! Do
you want to hear of your old mothers
suicide? You will hear of it if you do
not let US know where you are. Any
way, send back your fathers colored
meerschaum."
Last night the Commonwealth club
had it's regular weekly luncheon which
was served in the front room of the
State Mutual restaurant. These club
nights are much enjoyed by the mem
bers.
Rev, ]. L. Scudder is again struggling
with the subject of Marriage bells"
in Jersey City. He says now that
true marriage is not a tandem with
the husband perpetually in front and
the wife running behind taking his
dust, 1t is a yoke fellowship In which
the two travel side by side. Some wom-
en- are married to bears; some are Gagged
birds too sad to sing. If I We're wife
and my husband Systematically abused
me, he would live on one side of the
house and l would live on the other
and my side would be outside. / would
go away and run a boarding house.
Those women have my sympathy who
are obliged to retire every night with
the front door unbolted and whose hus-
band steals in at all hours of the night
or morning. Some of them are almost
'clubbed to death. ! wonder how a
husband would like it if every night his
Wife went gadding till midnight. The
wife should not have to go to her hus-
oand like beggar every time she
wants wan, ribbon. ! know men who tell
their wives that they are worth their
weight in gold and yet begrudge them
III cents for pin money. A man thinks
nothing of handing his friend a good
cigar, but thinks cents devoted for
Vlolets a useless expenditure A good
husband keeps up his courtesies IS long
as he lives He never forgets to make
rove 70 ms wife and tell her how much
ne thlnks of her. He takes an interest
IN her new dress and bonnet and speaks
words OF praise when she is living and
does not wait for the funeral to deliver
his praise wholesale when she can not
near 1t. Scudder must be a man of
wide experience!
tomorrow evening Rev. f. W. Merrill
~lasa
oneida Indians at Fon- du-Lac, VIII
give an Illustrated lecture in All Saints
chapel, under the auspices of the We
mans Missionary society of All Saints
church In connection with the lecture
there will be an exhibition of laces ana
Indian dolls.
Yesterday afternoon, from 5 10 7
o'clock, Miss Kimball gave what she
calls her opening tea, for the purpose
OF bringing pupils, teachers and par
ents together, at her school for girls
There were about 100 guests. and the
AFFAIR was pretty and very pleasant
one. Miss Kimball received with Miss
Evans, Miss Downer and Mime. Bauer
OF the faculty, and Miss Day. Miss
Marion Green Miss Richard, Miss NJ
Kay Miss Marden, Miss Svedberz-
Miss Pratt and Miss Baker OF the
school, ana Miss Green, Miss PeacoclS.
Miss Fletcher, Miss Bertha Titus ana
Miss Louise Costello of the alun,na
assisted in receiving. Miss Webb Miss
SVedberg, Miss Richard and Miss Car
ter acted as ushers. The refreshments
We're served by Miss Baker Miss pratt
Miss Costello. Miss Rowland Miss
Carter ana Miss Amman, while MISC
Amy Henry, Miss Marjorie Wethereii
Miss Louise Hopkins, Miss Ruth Clark
Miss Mabel Tremain, Miss Rena Coe'
MISS Rose Costello and Miss Grace
Fairbanks assisted.