The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-30

Out and About
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A subscription dance arranged by
some of the prominent society young
ladies Of Worcester was held in Terp-
sichorean hall last evening. The hall
was decorated with potted palms and
evergreens. In the anterooms were
easy tete-a-tete corners, and rugs were
strewn upon the stairways, forming
seats for tired dancers. Music was fur
nished by Normands orchestra. Dan
cling did not begin until nearly 10
o'clock.
A number Of college men, home for
Thanksgiving were present and among
some of the out-of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler and Miss Wheel
er of Utica, N. Y, John r. V. Gilliart
Of New York, Mr.. Chaplin Holiday of
New York, Miss Mcdowell and Messrs.
Graham. Howard, rockingham, ORA
per- Holiday and Barney of Boston,
and William Clough of Lynn.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Halleck
Bartlett, Mrs. Thomas b. Eaton, Mrs.
Frank P. Goulding, Mrs. James P
Hamilton, Mrs. Waldo Lincoln, Mrs.
Richard Mitchell Mrs. George Rich
ardson.
The managers were the Misses Bart
lett, Eaton, Goulding, Hamilton, Lin
coin, Mitchell, Richardson.
The ushers were: Albert Mason, Rob
ert Mason, Chandler Bullock, George
Olney frank Dresser, w. S. B. Hop
kins, Jr., Frank Hale, Sydney Brown,
Charles Hamilton, II, N. Thayer, John
M. Thayer Frank Bowker Merrick
Lincoln, Reginald Washburn, Alba
Warren, Earle Brown.
The subscribers to the ball were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brown, Charles S.
Barton, w. j. Denholm, F. Il Dewey,
Marcus Foster, F. Bulkely Smith, Geo.
B. Witter, Rufus S. Woodward, S. E.
WinsloW, Burton Wright, Henry j.
Gross, j. Fred Mason, DR.. and Mrs.
Homer Gage and Charles D. Wheeler,
Miss Emily Wood, Mrs Alice Ward,
Mrs. McCullagh, Messrs. Francis
Bachelor, James Sake, Charles Ba-
ker Earle Brown, Casper Brown, Sgd
ney Brown, Edwin Hatcher Brown,
Theodore Brown, Frank Bowker DR..
F. H. Baker, E. d. Burlington Chand-
Ter Bullock, Alexander Bullock Chas,
Hamilton, ErastGs Hopkins, w. S. b.
Hopkins, Messrs. Johnson, Everett
Kimball, Keller, Roger Kinnicutt Mer-
rick Lincoln William Marcy, Richard
Marcy, Robert Mason, Albert Mason,
Maynard Mitchell, Joseph Lancaster,
Henry Lancaster, George Barton.
The Ofd South chorus is studying
Mendelssohn's "Athalie" and Bucks
Midnight service for the new year"
The latter will be given at half past
eleven, Sunday evening, Dec. 81, The
"Athalie," with incidental dramatic
readings by DR.. A. q. Conrad, will be
given Tuesday evening, Jan. 80, 1900.
Following is the membership of the
Woman's club Browning class: Miss
Helen A. Ball. Mrs. Wendell P Par
ker, Mrs. Alexander H. Lewis, Mrs.
w. F. Whlpple, Miss Grace E. Mix,
Mrs. F. A. Mcclellan, Mrs. A. B. r.
Sprague Mrs. Sarah L. Drury, Mrs.
John e Day, Mrs. George H. Taft
Mrs. G. L. Brownell, Mrs. A. T. Briggs,
Mrs. Luther K. Leland Mrs. j. E. Tut
tie Mrs Winslow S. Lincoln, Miss ia
net Martin, Miss Flora E. d. Clark,
Miss Alkaline Disco, Miss Ellen A. Kim
ball, Mrs. s. A. Tateum, Mrs. E. G.
Tucker, Mrs. Anna c. Coburn, Mrs. ].
G. MacMurray Mrs. ]. P. Jones, Miss
Ella L. Dwyer, Miss M. T. Wyman,
Mrs. ]. H. Robinson, Miss Elizabeth
c. Woodman, Mrs. Mary A. Tourtel-
lotte, Miss Lucy Lewiston. Mrs ]. B.
Stone, Mrs. N. f. Stone, Miss Ella A.
Putnam. Mrs. Gardner C. Whiting,
Miss Alice H. Bedding, Mrs. Emma A.
Porter, Mrs. F. H. Hamblin. Miss EN-
ma c. Mcclellan, Miss Anna M Waite
Miss Sara ]. Mcclellan, Mrs. G.. W.
Coombs Miss Alice Gordon Merrill,
Miss Mebelle Greeley Merrill, Mrs. II
B. Staples, Miss Maria N Dewey, Miss
Ellen W. Coombs, Mrs. w. ]. Hogg
Miss Eleanor Whiting
Miss Alice H. Bedding is the class
secretary and Miss Flora Z. D. Clark
is class treasurer.
Rev. Bradley Gilman of Springfield
will lecture at the Society Of ANTIQUITY
tomorrow night upon the theme
France as a warning to other nations. -
which will have largely to do with the
affaire Dreyfus. Mr. Gilman is +be
pastor of the Church of the Unity in
Springfield. Before going to Spring
field, he was settled over the Unitarian
church in Concord N. H., where he was
succeeded by Rev. Frank Lowe Phalen
now Of the Church Of the Unity, Wor- |
cester
The lecture will be followed nv an
informal reception, which will be ten
dered to Rev. and Mrs Gilman bv the
society Mrs. Charles Ranlet and Mrs
H. Winfield Wyman Will preside at the |
tea and coffee table, and Mrs. Francis |
IL. Dewey at the lemonade bowl
Rev. and Mrs. Gilman will he fba
guests Of Miss Burnside while in wor- !
cester
The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Ella W. Young to
Vile. 'ii1iiis-
The Lend-a- Hand club of the First
Unitarian church will hold a sale Of
useful and fancy articles in the church
vestry Wednesday, from 3 to 10 n m
supper will be served in the narlors
from to 8. The different tables and
those In charge are: Fancy tahlo
chairman, Miss Grace Marsh Miss Nv
tle Nelson, Miss Mabel Ward Miss Mo
pei Buflngton; household. chairma1
MISS Rose Lincoln, Miss Eliza Wbealo,,
MISS Ethel Davis, Miss Emma Mitcbeii!
oahoy, chairman, Miss Marian WheaIar
MISS susan e. Hackett, Miss Alice Ear
hald' Miss Amy Gammage. aouar
chairman. Miss Anna D. Hackett MI
Sally Flagg, Miss Betty Dewey ME- ME-
Aatherlne Butler. Miss Mar9ora3
varies; art, chairman, Miss Nav 1,,t
ler' Miss Edith Ward, Miss Anna Hsr-