The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-19
OUT AND ABOUT.

The KneiseAquartet concerts in wor-
cester always bring out large and FASH
ionable audiences, and those to'be given
this winter, on Nov. 3 and Dec. 81, will
be no exception tto the rule. The list Of
subscribers includes the following per-
sons:
Miss Mary W. Clarke, Mrs. w. S. B.
Hopkins, Miss PeFley, Miss Barnard,
Mrs. William (. Rice, Miss Pratt, Mrs.
Albert Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dudley Lamson, Mis-. w. ]. Hogg, MRS.
]. P. Hamilton, MisssH z. Clarke, MRS.
Rogers.
Mrs. A. Dewitt, Mes. Burton Wright,
Mrs. S. II. Clary, MIvs, +. r. Macullar,
Mrs. l.. N. Kinnicutt, Mrs. w. G. Lud-
low, Mrs T. K. Earle, Mrs. G.. NJ. Bas-
sett, Mrs. Gilbert Harrington, DR.. Helen
| Goodspeed, Mrs. j. H. Goes, Mrs. L. D.
.Thayer Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mrs. O. B.
! Wood, Mrs. c. Fl. Prentice, Mrs. w. A.
Bailey, Mrs. S. f. Reed-Lawton, Mrs
Frank Leland, Mrs. Charles L. Short,
Mrs. Legg, Charles H. Hutcllins, Seth
Richards, Mrs. II. ]. Russell, Mrs.
James Orr, Mrs. William. Harrington
Mrs. l.. G. White. Mrs. Homer Gage,
Mrs. 7. c. Orndorff, Mrs. Whipple. Mrs.
| o. w. Norcross.
Mrs. Denholm Mrs. Carrie King
Hunt, Mrs. J. d. Wesson. MES. Henry +.
Harris, Miss Ktttie l. Fish, Mrs. G. A..
Merrill, Mrs. j. II. Russell, Mrs. J. W.
Biseoe, Benjamin T. Hill, Benjamin A.
Barber, DR.. and Mrs. A. @. Webster,
Charles M. Bent, A. c. Munroe, Mrs. M.
V. B. Jefferson, Mrs. w. H. Coe, James
A. Sake, Prof q. w. COMBS, Rev. and
Mrs. Austin s. Carver.
George n. Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
N. Lowell, Mr.. and Mrs. t. Hovey Gage,
Col, Samuel p. Winslow, Rev. and Mrs.
S. B. MeeseT, Mrs. S. Z. Dickinson,
Joseph l. Lawrence.
Miss Garfield, Charles Alvin Williams.
3. r. McCafferty DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs, Halleck Bart
lett, H. A. Childs, H. C. Mullett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Thornton Davis, Miss Cora
e. Cornish, Mrs. Charles s. Barton.
Mrs. II. A. Marsh, MrstJ James Green,
| Mrs. F. b. White, Mrs Waldo Lincoln,
Mrs. F. A. EastdSn, Mrs. z. D. Bufflng4
ton, Mrs. H. B. Staples, Miss NJ N,
Dewey, Mrs. T. c.. Mendenhall, Mrs. F.
| w. Blacker.
Miss Starr, Hon Stephen Salisbury,
Mrs. ]. L. Brand, Miss Bacon, Mrs.
George 1. lockwood Mrs. P. w. Moen,
Miss Williams, Mrs. F. H. Dewey, Mrs.
e. d. Thayer, Miss Louisa B. Blake,
Mrs. David b. Narrower. Miss Tucker,
Mrs. George F. HutGhins, Mrs. Z. B,
Biscoe, Mrs. Luther K. Leland, Miss
Hammond, Miss L. .IIoughton, Miss
Kate Allen, Paul 3. Morgan, Mrs. C. c..
Baldwin.
Any additional subscribers may send
their names to Mrs. Samuel B. Wood
ward, So Pearl street: Mrs. Frederick
L. Goes, 1017 Main street, or Albert F.
Simmons, Ashland street.
| William Starr of New Orleans is ex-
| pected to arrive in Worcester today on
a visit to his daughter, Miss Mary
Starr, SO Pleasant street. Mr.. Starr has
not been in Worcester for ~ years.
itkI
At the Friday Morning club yester-
day forenoon the following program on
Bach was presented: Paper on fugue,
with illustrations Mrs Brand (read by
Miss Bacon); fugue from Carriccio in
| e minor, Miss Pratt; prelude and fugue
in major No. l. Well-Temp1nd, Cla-
vier, Miss Starr; chromatic Fantasia
and fugue, Mrs. Brand; songs (a), BE
| thou contented," Oh Come, let us all
this day" Mrs. Inez Buss- Knowles
song, If thou thy heart bes6owest, .
Mrs. Johnson; gavotte, second violin
sonata, Miss Morse; songs, (a) ''Wherev
fore. my savior, so long in returning, =
! (b) up, up my heart with glaGness,1
Mrs. Harris.
Prof. and Mrs. Herbert e. Austin OF
Baltimore, Nd, are receiving congrat4
ulations in the birth of a son.
Rev. Bernard S. Conaty and Rev. d.
F. McGillicuddy, president of the4Dio-
cesar union, will take part in thetcele-
bration Of the 5Oth anniversary OF
Father Mathews visit to Springfield,
which occurs in Springfield Monday
night. The meeting is under the aus
pieces Of the Sacred Heart society and
the Father Mathew society Of the ca
thedral. Others who will speak are
Bishop Tierney Of Hartford and Bishop
Beaver Of Springfield.
Rev. DR.. Willard Scott is attending
the SOD annual meeting Of the AmerfA
can Missionary society in Binghamtonv
N. Y.
Today, Webster Thayer, a well known
young lawyer OF this city, and Miss
Bertha J. Brewer of Auburn will be
married at the home of the bride. Only
relatives and intimate friends will be
present. Rev DR.. Gunnison will offici-
ate The wedding trip will include q
tour of the Maritime provinces. After
six weeks trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer
will be at home to their friends, after
December /.
The bride is a popular young lady and
a we'll known musician. During the past
few months she has held a position in
the registry. of probate office.