The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-18
THE CITY.

D. m. eiii'in until
I'm Inc South Unitarian Church will
mdSe a strawberry festival and apron
Sdie at the church on the 25th.
~ Mrs, Archibald McCullagh attended
Inc lgth anniversary of the Framing
nam "omans Club yesterday.
A May sale and festival will he held
at Hope Church Thursday and Fri
gay evenings under the management of
the Ladies Aid Society.
The recital to be given by the pupils
OF Mrs. Maria Peterson, in Mechanics
nan, tonight, will be well attended. A
most attractive program has been ar
Mrs. Samuel A. Wesson of Provi-
oence, r. l., and Miss Edith May Bige-
low OF Shrewsbury were the guests Of
Mrs George M. Woodward at luncheon
yesterday.
The women of the Church of the
covenant will give a bean supper,
| thursday evening. AT O'Clock the
Mayesville cOlOred quintet will give a
concert in the church.
Collegians will hold the boards at
Association hail. Y. NC. A. building.
FRIDAY night. The Amherst College
Glee Club will appear under the aus
pieces of the Lakeside Club.
Edith M, wife of Elmer L. Vaughn,
died at her home, Orchard street, yes
terday afternoon, aged "a years. One
child, an infant boy, survives her. TIE
funeral will be held Saturday.
Miss Elsa Lothner, who has been
teaching the Virgil clavier system in
Worcester for something over a year,
will give pupils recital at Memorial
hall on the evening of the 25th
Rev. H. L. Hastings of Boston. the
great anti-infidel preacher and editor of
The Christian" will speak AT the
meeting for men at Y. M. C. A., Sun
day afternoon on THE everything
word"
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the Main street Bap-
fist church will give a reception to the
Young Ladies circle and the Mission
Band in the church parlors this even
ing at o'clock.
a monthly concert of prayer for mis-
sions was held at Plymouth church last
night. Mrs. CalliOpe VaitSes, a native
y
Greeks of Massachusetts, spoke Of ner
work in this state.
Arson A. Reed, who hangs out bull
letins daily in front OF his home on
Myrtle street on timely topics, caught
the public yesterday with the follow
ing: Not an inch of territory for Rus
STA. Not on her life"
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society of the Main Street
Baptist Church will give a reception to
the Young Ladies Circle and the Mis-
sion band in the church parlors to-
morrow evening at o'clock.
The anniversary exercises Of the Yale
divinity school took place at New Ha-
ven yesterday, and the degree of B. d.
was conferred upon the 10 members of
the graduating class. The speakers in
cluded Lewis T. Reed Of Worcester.
Edmund Dogagnery, residing at 16
Lyman street, had a fit yesterday after
noon about $50 o'clock in front of
Wright & Coltons wire shop on Ham
mond street. The police ambulance
was called and Dogagnery was taken
to his home.
A necktie and May party was given
in Steinert hall by Central and Wor-
cester Communicates, o. U. A. NJ, last
night. There was large attendance,
and dancing was kept up till n late
hour. The music was furnished by Putt
nam and Edgerton's orchestra.
Tomorrow evening at 7.45 o'clock,
the Mems Union will hold a meeting in
Trinity Church, at which some of the
ablest speakers among the laymen will
tell of the distinctive features which
the different denomin
atoms of the Christian church.
A public whist party will be given by
Worcester Temple, Order of Rathbone
Sisters, in Castle hall, next Friday eve
ming Ice cream and cake will be
served The ninth annual session of
the grand temple Of Massachusetts will
be held in Boston, Wednesday, May "a.
The charter of Benchley Garrison
will be closed Thursday evening, May
is. BY a decision of the national COM
mander, just received from Leaven-
worth, Kan. volunteers of any service
are eligible to membership. This will
now admit members of the Second and
Ninth regiments.
The boys of the junior department of
the Y. NJ. c. A. will take their second
weekly outing Saturday at the lake.
Assistant Secretary C. c. Miles has
arranged a program Of sports for the
day, and the boys expect to have as
good a time as they did last Saturday
at Asnebumskit hill.
The Y. p S. c. E. society of Central
church met last evening. Arrange
ments were completed to have troll
lev ride to Clinton Tuesday evening.
lr-t 70 on TpnnpStad To
leave their names with Miss Alice
Henry, chairman of the committee in
charge, during the week.
The w. C. T. U. will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon and evening by
Mrs. John Legg of Claremont street.
/ The state president, Mrs. Katharine
Lente Stevenson, is expected to be
| present. Mrs. Mary d. Ware, who IS
in charge of the mercy department OF
the union. will have charge of the pro-
| gram in the afternoon. in the evening
the time will be given to considera-
tion of the peace conference.
musical and literary concert was
given at the Main Street Baptist church
TUESDAY evening by Mrs. DR.. Mary
Scbuyler's Mission. Miss Margaret
lCoshburn made her first appearance
lhefore the public since her visit 10 New
YORK. where she has been stu1ying
r,msic Among the other talent were
Miss Grace Johnson, a piano sole;
9I re rSa Elliott. recitation, Howard
Grant rsrs banjo solo; Miss Helen Johnson
rscitatIon. singing by the infant class
and others
large party of Worcester people
"a ~ civ today for Europe. They
n letI AZ rom Boston on the Canada OF
s san DoI r1G line. The party includes
sIg D' Emily Mark. Elsie Weidiund'
I s,ssrs,na Carlson. Anna Hagberg, EN-
. AlDet , raso Selma Gustafson, Minnie
I ma Tar; eo1' Mrs. Mena Nyberg and MISS
E ne IN Nyberg, who will go to SWeoeh'