The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-16
OUT AND ABOUT

There will be a free organ recital at
the First Universalist church Thursday
evening at o'clock. The recital will
be given by Walter w. Farmer, assist
ed by Miss Bertha J. Griswold, con-
tralto, and Harry c. Robinson. bari
tone. Here is the program:
Prelude in minor. Bach
Chromatische fantaisie ......,.. .Thiele
Baritone solo, 81, Jesus, have
sent mine anger Inheritance
divine) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shelley
Mr.. Robinson.
(a) Cantilene .............. Wheeldon
Cb) 1ntermezzo ............. Callaerts
Contralto solo, He was prince,
Miss Griswold.
Allegro 18th symphonie) ........ Widor
Baritone solo. 1T is enough" (Ei-
5ah> .-.....................M endelssohn
Mr.. Robinson.
Toccafa IN e ..-.-.--....-.......B Bartlett
Contralto SOLO
te9 ~The bird and the rose"
CD when love is gone" :. Hawley
Miss Griswold.
,Marche religieuse ............. Guilmant
Mrs. Retaliation gives musicale
this evening at the Reed studio, In
stit1te road, for the active members of
the Wednesday Club of All Saints
Church, ard will repeat it tomorrow
evening for the honorary members of
the same organization. The program
will be as follows: Largo" Handel,
harp. Mrs Lawton; first piano, Mrs.
Brand; organ, Miss Whitcomb; second
piano, Miss Edith BartoA; vocal solo
by Miss Ada brennan; piano solo, Mrs.
Brand; song, THE Rosary" Nevin, by
Miss Louise Easton; "Cavatina," Raft,
by the above mentioned quartet; Sc.
lection, Z. Schneider, Mrs. Lawton;
song, Deck not-with gems Walter S.
g. Kennedy" Miss brennan; organ So
10. Mrs. Lawton; song, "Dites mo"
Nevin, Miss Easton; 'fNachstuche, "
Schumann, the quartet
Dean Stubs sometimes drops into
humorous verse by way of recreation
from his severer labors, as witness
this amusing skit, which every reader
of Browning will enjoy, in his recent
volume. "Brythnoth's Prayer"
And did you once find Browning plain?
And did he really seem quite clear?
And did you read the book again?
How strange it seems and queer!
And you were living before that,
And you were living after
"Red-night-cap Country" think of that
It almost moves my laughter.
I read it once, or was it?-No.
"Sordello," that was it no doubt;
The History of a Soul you know,
Six thousand lines. or thereabout.
But thoughts 7 picked up as I read it.
And one, indeed. should be confessed:
II Guelph you put in Ghibbelin's stead, it
Well, forget the rest
At the invitation of the Natick
woman's club. the seventh annual
meeting Of the State Federation of
Women's clubs will be held in the Con-
gregational church, Natick, on Tuesday,
June s. 1899, at 1870 a. m. The program
of the morning session will include the
report Of the secretary, report Of the
treasurer, reports Of standing commit
tees, education, social service house
hold science, music; report Of delegate
to the c. c. c., election OF officers.
In the afternoon there will be the roll
call followed by an address from the
president. short reports Of the council
of the general federation at Philadel-
phia. and a discussion.
Natick is so accessible from Worces-
ter that the attendance from the Wo-
mans club and the Home club should
be large. AL members Of the clubs
forming the state federation may at
tend this meeting, but only delegates
can vote on business matters.
There viii be another Woman's club
IN Worcester yet. II some Of the more
radical Of the waiting list Of the Wor-
cester Woman's club have their way,