The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-16
OUT AND ABOUT.

W. ElND HOOO IL
Miss Elizabeth T. Weir, who for I'VE
years was associated with Mrs. Bowen
in conducting the School of Elocution
and Delsarte is in New York studying
under some of the most noted teachers
of elocution in the metropolis. Miss
Weir will hereafter continue the school
herself, Mrs. Bowen having retired and
moved to Boston. The former high
standard of the school will be maine
tanned and new and artistic features ina
| troduced
Mr. Harry Wright and his sister, Miss
NJ. Frances Wright Of So Florence
street, are at Orleans on the Cape for
a vacation of two weeks
Charles f. Pierce, clerk of the school
committee, and Mrs. Pierce, will spend
the next two weeks at Allerton Point
The following Worcester names ap4
peared on the register of the Rocking
ham Hotel, Narragansett Pier, last
week: DR.. J. O. Marble, Allen Marble,
Mr. and Mrs. Stedman Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs, G. A. Larkey, DR.. Hamond, H.
Culverhouse, Miss Woods, Mr.. and Mrs,
w. S. Walker.
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The Prince and Princess. Nicolas
Engalitcheff are also guests at. the
Rockingham for the season. A picture
of the princess, who was a Chicago
glrI, appears in the current Cosmopoli-
tan, among those of other American
ladies who have married foreign titles
The family of Waldo Lincoln are at
Martha's Vineyard.
Mrs. F. w. Blair and daughter left
yesterday to spend two weeks in New
port with Mrs. Blair's brother who is
chemist at the government torpedo
station there.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Macgowan en-.
tertained for few days last week Mr..
and Mrs. Edget of Boston. Mr.. Edget
has been the dramatic critic of the
Boston Transcript. They go to London,
where he will do the dramatic work for
new magazine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Macgowau
leave shortly for their farm in Sterling.
E. F. Giddings of New York, formerly
of Worcester and Springfield, made a
flying trip to Worcester last week to
consult DR.. narrower.
Mrs. Daniel Merriam of Worcester.
author of What shall make us whole?1
and who is well known as an artist,
has written book entitled "Religio
Pictoris,' . which will be issued from the
RiJarGidn
The family of Josiah Clarke are at
their summer cottage at Watch Hill.
George j. Hamlin, the tenor who sang
with success at the festival of '97, has
been engaged for the festival in Sep
TENDER He will sing the tenor solos
in Chadwick Lily nymph" and Park.
ers king Trojan.
Twenty children, to be selected by the
Fresh air fund managers will have an
outing in North Grafton Thursday afI
ternoon and will be entertained by
young women of the North Grafton
Baptist Church, upon whose invitation
the party will visit that town. Cars
will leave this city so that the North
Grafton grove will be reached by 2
o'clock. From that hour until the
young women of the church will be in
charge of the program. Supper will be
served. The Grafton Center branch Of {,
the Kings Daughters has invited Rev.
Or. Eldrldge Mix to speak upon the
Fresh air work tomorrow afternoon at
the home of Mrs ]. E. Mcclellan. Fri
DAY afternoon the Suburban road will
carry party to Spencer
The managers of the fund expect to
receive 5000 for the work planned for
the summer. Nearly $500 has been sub
scrfbed, and the balance will be con-
tributed within a few days. The work
of the fresh air fund this year has been
wider reaching than last year, and
there are several cases where relief has
been afforded by the fund committee.
Recent contributors to the fund are!
Mrs T. H. Dodge, $40; D. Wheeler
Swift and Mrs Swift, So; Mrs II. s.
Pratt. $40; mite box, $1.2O: Charles M.
Thayer, s.; primary class, Main Street
BAPTIST Church, 81; Mrs Gardner C.
Whiting, IS.
The marriage of Miss Jessamine l.,
Davis and John S. French of the Jacob
Tome Institute, Fort Deposit. Ind. will
take place August l at Mrs Davis
summer home, Cliffhead The ceremo-
ny will take place at high noon in q,
summer house, one Of the local clergy
men performing the ceremony, assisted
by H. L. Kelsey of Worcester. The
wedding dress is a gift from Miss Da-
WIS sister and her husband, Mr. and
Mrs Rudolph Lehman of England.
Among the Worcester people who will
probably go are Mrs r. C. TAYLOR. Miss
Florence Taylor and Miss Carrie Allen.
Mrs Jacob Tome of Fort Deposit. who is
to study at the summer school, will
probably be a guest.
The Cutting Country Club is the
name of little new golf club that has
been formed at New Worcester by
Charles Cutting of New York. who is
visiting Mr. and Mrs Harry Warwick.
and is an enthusiastic golf player The
young people play at the back of E. T,
Marbles on Main street. The members
are Bertram Gates, Charles Stevens,
Archioald STAGE, Harold Keith, Miss
EIlzabeth Keith, Miss Alice Clinton,
MISS Agnes Ballard, Ralph Clinton,
Miss Ethel Warwick and Frank War.
wick.
Rev. G. W. Kent will conduct party
to Concord next Friday. The pilgrim
age starts from city hall at 1880 a, m.
reaching Marlboro in season r. take
the 1925 train for Concord. reaching
Concord at 1905, and leaves Concord
at 5,34, arriving in Worcester at
O'Clock p. m. The round trip will cost
$l' provided 90 people report either bv
postal or in person to Geo. N. Newhali.
80 Exchange street on or before wed.
nesday noon.
COOLING THE AIR