The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-03-09
OUT AND ABOUT.

4 OUT AND ABOUT.
There was pretty home wedding at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs w. An
sci Washburn, % Dean street, last
evening, at which their daughter
Edith Frances Washburn, became the
wife of Elmer Henry Fish. They were
married in a bower of ported plants
and tropical palms, only the relatives
oelng IN attendance. The wedding oc
CURED at $50 o'clock. Rev. Almon
Gunnison, of the First Universalist
Church, and Rev. James F. Allen of
Leomlnster, a cousin of the bride. Off
GATED
Inc mouse had been transformed for
the occasion by Keyes into a garden of
mowers, each room having its color eff
tect' the hall and stairway being hung
IN smllax. The bride was goWned most
oecomlngly in a costume of white satin
trimmed with chiffon. She wore the
conventional veil, which was caught
up with bouquet of white violets. She
carried brides roses and was attended
| by TWO flower girls, Misses Elsie and
Florence Allen.
After the ceremony there was a. we'd
dlng breakfast, at which were present
only the relatives of the happy nair
Mr.. and Mrs. Washburn, Mr., and Mrs
Henry G. Fish, Mr. and Mrs, Metcaif
or Newton and Rev. and Mrs James r
Allen of Leominster
Mr.. and Mrs. Fish were the reciDi
ents of a large number of bealitif,Il
Wedding presents. They left early in
the evening for New York and Wash
ington, and upon their return will re-
side at 50 Windsor street
Both the young people are we'll
known in the city, Mrs. Fish having
been for some time an accomplished
pianist.
Mr. Fish was educated in the public
schools of Worcester, and is a gradIl-
ate of the Worcester Polytechnic in
stitute in the class of '92. He has been
in business with his father for several
years as manager of the H c. Fish
machine works at 1872 Union street.
Beginning with the usual tea yester-
day afternoon, at which there were
readings by members, the College Club
has a delightful program of meetings
for the month of March. This evening
DR.. Small of Clark University will give
a Kipling reading. On the afternoon of
the 18th Mr.. Nourse who was one of
the 300 Canadian voyageurs to under
I
don" will talk on the Mile expedition
for the relief Of Khartoum." March %
Rev. Austin S. Carver will speak on
| MY journey through Greece" and on
the 18th the comedietta, "a Fair En-
counter" will be presented.
Mr.. William Justin Mann will give
the third in his interesting course of
historical lectures, in Memorial Hall
this evening, upon the subject, "The
federal convention and the adoption of
the constitution"
The lecture by William Justin Mann
on 'The federal convention and the
adoption of the constitution, will take
place this evening instead of last even
ing as was enormously reported in the
afternoon papers Of yesterday.
Mrs Gilbert Fl. Harrington will enter
tain Mrs. Chaffee's art class this after
noon at her home on Main street. The
subject of the lecture viii be Leonardo
ia Ninci" The hour is $3.50 .. M
AT the regular weekly business
meeting of the College Club, held at
their rooms in the Day building, yes
terday afternoon, there We're readings
| by Mrs. George A, Slocomb, Miss Alice
Hastings and Miss Alice Smith, after
which tea was served and a social hour
enjoyed There was large attend
ance.
! The Worcester League of Unitarian
| Women Will meet at the First Unitarian
church, Wednesday, to discuss Social
ISM" which will be considered under
the three heads: What is socialism %
Are there soclalistic tendencies in
modern economic conditions?" what
is Christian socialism," The program
promises to be one of interest. All
women are cordially invited.
|
Heliotrope sachet powder may be
made at home by thoroughly mixing "
pound dried rose leaves Il pound mi
| Verlzed orris root, one ounce vanilla *
OF an ounce of grain musk, two ounces
OF nhely ground tonquin, two drops of
altar OF almonds. Sift through a sieve
a number of times to insure The nerfect
blending Of the ingredients and Mace
between layers of absorbent cotton i'm
dainty silk coverings.
trustworthy observer informs ont
ana About-that the first bluebird has
arrived Patience! spring itself will he
"loliS one OF these fine days
ny Gent you try Carter's Little yJ~e.
Flls3 They are positive cure fo,aysL
ne99dache and all the ills produced Nv dSsN
ordered liver. ~" Wy us
At auction on Thursday March az.
(; M that valuable piece Of real n.tata
No' l4o chandler street; rents ~. S7Ss
t 3ieI SeTTr; sold subject to $500. Sale posi.