The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-19
THE CITY.

a weeks visit with friends in Boston.
There will be no session of the botany
class at the Natural History rooms to-
day.
The funeral of the late C. H. Bemis
will be held at 2.30 o'clock today at 8
Concord street.
D. M. White, editor of the Worcester
Athlete, was taken sick yesterday with
malarial fever.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of Adams Square
Congregational church holds May
concert and tea this evening.
Miss Bertha ]. Lucier who has been
for some time cashier at the State Mu-
tual restaurant, has resigned her posi-
ton.
The annual strawberry festival of the
| Webster Square Methodist church was
given by the Ladies' Circle last eve
ming.
The annual "Baby day" at Pilgrim
church will take place next Tuesday
afternoon. Supper will be served In
Pilgrim hall.
The meeting of the Mendon club has
been postponed to Tuesday, May 23d,
at home of Charles Ford, Z Washing
ton avenue.
Division "a, A. o. H, held rousing
meeting in their quarters at So Front
street, last evening, and initiated 25
new members.
The Woman's auxiliary to the Wor-
cester Association of Spiritualists will
hold bean supper and social this eve
ming at U. V. L. hall.
The monthly meeting of the Worces-
ter Sewing School association will be
held this afternoon at o'clock at the
First Unitarian church.
A special meeting of the Ladies' aux
iliary Of the A. o. H, No. ], will be
held Tuesday evening, May %, in A.
| 0. H. hall, SO Front street.
The Catholic Young Women's society
of the Sacred Heart church will run
a whist party, Thursday evening, May
rs, at the Church hall on Sheridan
street.
Worcester Lodge, New England Order
of Protection, will hold supper for
members and their families in the ban
quet hall of Day building Saturday eve
ming at 6,45 o'clock.
Andrew Fl. Green of New York, who
has been quite i'll the past few days,
was reported last night as better and
able to sit up. Mr.. Green is at the fami-
ly residence, Green hill
Prof. Fortier gave a social for his pu-
pills and their friends at 425 Main street
last night About so couples attended
and danced until midnight to the mu-
sic of Abbott's orchestra.
Hon Andrew H. Green, known
throughout the United States as faith
er of Greater New York" has been Sc
riously ill at his Green hill farm in this
city, but his condition at present is i'm
proved.
J. Edwin Smith, president Of the
Worcester Mechanics Savings bank,
started yesterday morning for Rock
VILE Me-, where he will spend several
days at his summer home. He was &C
companied by H. r. Cady.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum
will tender a complimentary reception,
social and entertainment to their lady
friends who are to assist them in the
strawberry festival Tuesday evening,
May 20, at Fortier's dancing academy.
The Suffrage league met with Miss
Edith G. Kinney, Westminster street,
Yesterday afternoon. The worcester
| league decided to hold sale in the
! fall and send the proceeds to the man
ayers of the bazaar, rather than con-
tribute articles.
Special musical programs have been
prepared for the services at the Main
| Street Baptist church on Sunday Al
the morning service Mrs. Louise Shum-
way Heron will be the soloist and IN
the evening Ernest Smith will play two
violin selections.
The ladies of the Church of the Cove
nant gave a we'll attended bean supper
in the vestry of the church last night.
| Miss Wilson of the Mayesville Educa-
tional Institute was present with 1--WE OF
her pupils, who furnished the music for
the entertainment.
Miss Eliza Lothner will give her first
Virgil pupils recital in Memorial hall,
| Thursday evening, May 25th. She will
be assisted by Charles E. Ridgeway,
nianist. of the Boston Virgil Clavier
! school, and Miss Christine Nilsson,
who has studied two years In EUROPE
At the Primary and Junior S. S.
Teachers union to be held in the Z.
NJ q. A. building on Friday at $50 p.
m Mrs. Monroe Murphy of Old South
church will teach the lesson. Subject,
| "Christ before the high priest" At 4lO
Miss N. o. Whitmore of Union church
will read paper.
The resignation of Financial Secreta-
nv T. H. Murphy was accepted at the
meeting of the Court Thomas e. Cum
bingham. F. of A, last evening. Owen
Fearon has been elected secretary pro
tenn and the election of the permanent
secretary will come at the next met
ing of the court.
The St. Anne's Total Abstinence So
ciety held a private social to its lady
friends in Massasoit hall, 50 Front
street. last evening, about 100 couples
attending. Riley & Sly's orchestra fur
nished music for dancing, which con-
| tinued until l o'clock. John F. Nc
Grath was floor director, with the FOL
lowing aids: John H. Reardon, John
| p Sullivan. Thomas Carmody, Jere-
NTH sullivan, John E. Malone, DR.. L..
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