The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-15

Tickets are now on sale at Putnam &
Davis book store.
Mrs. Francis b Knowles announces
the engagement of her daughter, Fran
ces W. Knowles, to George Eddy War
rem of Newton.
The City Missionary Society is get
ting it's sewing schools into shape for
the winter. and hopes for yet more
prosperous year than it has known be-
fore In addition to the schools at the
Church of the Covenant, Hope church
and Emmanuel church, a school will be
opened on the "Meadows," to cover the
East Park region which is one of the
neglected quarters of the town. This
school will be held at first in the Adams
street school house. Emmanuel church
school will be held in lower room in
the large basement as soon as the lat
ter is completed.
All the schools will probably open the
first Saturday in November.
The Society of Antiquity anticipates
a large attendance at its first reception
on Wednesday evening. The commit
tees first plan was for the members
and their friends to meet Mrs. Earle
before her paper was read, but so many
acceptances have been received that
it has been decided to have the paper
first, the reception afterward. 1t is
especially desired therefore, that all
will arrive as near o'clock as posi-
BILE, so that Mrs. Earle's paper may
reception following.
Mrs. A. George Bullock and Mrs. Nell
lie F. Rogers will receive with Mrs.
Earle; Mrs. Charles C. Baldwin and
Mrs Nathaniel Paine will pour. Mrs.
Henry F. Harris has the lemonade ia
BILE. Several young ladies of the So
ciety will assist and the gentlemen of
the entertainment committee will usher.
There was large attendance at the
monthly meeting of the local branch
of the Baldwinville Hospital Cottages,
at Mrs. Briden's, Salisbury street, Sat-
urday afternoon. Reports from diff
ferent officers were read and accepted.
Fourteen dollars thirty-three cents
was realized from the dinner held in
the First Baptist church, Oct. 6. A
nominating committee consisting of
Mrs. Clark, Mrs Briden and Mrs. Hal
lock, were appointed to nominate Off
GERS for the coming year. The annual
meeting will be held Nov. 4, at Mrs.
H. C. Fishers 26 John street. and all
interested are cordially invited.
Circulars for the illustrated juvenile
German talks can be had by addressing
Miss Won Voigt, So Chestnut street
Miss Edith Hunter has gone back to
her home in India She came to Wor-
cester to study music. and was a pu-
pill of Mrs. May SleeperR uggles, but
America did not agree with her health.
There was not a very large attend
ance at the exhibition of pictures at the
Free public library yesterday, but there
seldom is on the opening day. The
prints afford panoramic view Of the
best in Oriental ceramics and will he
found of interest. Some of the finest
specimens are labeled, but as the spec
tator is separated from the prints.
some of which are hung rather high bv
means of a rope, the appreciative de-
scriptions Of the ceramics that accom-
pany the pictures are often lost.
Miss A. Ray Champlin will open her
dancing school Saturday, when visitors
will be admitted from 215 to o'clock.
Nov. 25 will also be an open day with
her: that is to say, visitors will be adj
mitted to inspect the work and note the
progress made in five weeks by the pu-
pills.
Miss Champlin studied during the