The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-04
OUT AND ABOUT.

The College Club held its first meet
ing of the year. after the annual meet
ing, yesterday afternoon, at the studio
of Mrs. Albert II. Chaffee. / Hancock
street, where the club will meet this
month. The meeting yesterday took
the form of an informal tea in charge
of Mrs Henry Joseph Gross and Miss
Edith Inman, who have charge of the
meetings this month. Instead of We'd
nesdays, the club Will meet on Fridays
this year Next Friday there will be
conundrum party; Nov. II, another
informal tea; Nov. "a, a miscellaneous
entertainment.
Mrs. William e. story gave a large
tea yesterday for Mrs. lockwood Hoar.
The sewing school Of the First Uni
versalist church will reopen this after
noon at 2 p. m. All girls under 10 are
welcome.
Miss Won voigts third German talk,
In the course of ten talks, takes place
today at 2.30 p. M, in Y. w. G.. a.
parlOr. Four dozen new slides just
from Berlin promise good stories.
The regular business meeting of the
Worcester Girls Club will be held Tues
day at 7.45 D. m.
Shaw & Beal sold village place in
Northboro yesterday, of II acres, for j.
A. Frost of Maiden, to Albert E. Saw
yer of Pratt's Junction, for a home.
The Adamowski trio, one of the most
finished organizations of it's kind, will
give a concert in Memorial hall on the
evening of Dec. 4, under the auspices
Of the Friday Morning Club The trio
Is composed of Timothy Adamowsl1i,
violin; Joseph Adamowski. cello; and
Nine. SzumouSka -Adamowski, piano.
The perfect ensemble playing of Joseph
Adamowski and Mime. Szumouska- Ad-
amowski, his wife, at their recital be-
fore the Woman's Club, last winter.
will not soon be forgotten in Worcester.
Tickets for the concert will soon go on
sale.
Miss Beatrice Herfords program in
Memorial hall Friday night will in
clude three numbers-"The Intelligence
Office" "The Book Agent" and THE
Coat. All three are new to Worcester.
1t will be pity If the audience permits
Miss HEREFORD to conclude without hav-
ing given THE Shop Girl" her inimita-
BILE representation Of an American
'saleslady." The fact that Miss Her
ford is the author of the sketches she
recites, adds immensely to the clever-'
ness of the performance.
Miss Alice Bushee, who has been a
missionary at San Sebastian, Spain, for
a number of years, is making the Y
w. c. A. her headquarters for a few
days.
The spectacular comic opera, Prince
Ramon, or the Bride of Seville" is to
be produced in the Worcester theatre
the week of Nov. 20, by the Lakeside
Boat Club, for the benefit of the Assoc
ciated Charities. The opera is said
to resemble Robin Hood" Capt.
Charles w. Eddy has charge of the
stage management, and Will Barton,
Harry Temple and Carl Bonney have
been active in furthering the work.
The chorus will be unusually large, and
200 people will be brought upon the
stage. Costumes and scenery will be
provided by Seavey of New York. For
the finale, a beautiful transformation
is promised. The following ladies have
consented to act as patronesses: Mrs.
w. w. Rice, Mrs. John H. Goes, Mrs.
F. H. Dewey, Miss Crompton, Mrs. Hal
leck Bartlett, Mrs. r. c. Taylor, Mrs.
James H. Wall, Mrs. o. w. Norcross,
Mrs. D. ]. Kelley, Mrs. d. e. Denning.
Miss Hannah C. Simmons, post-grad-
uate of Worcester classical, also English
high school, was recently elected Sec
rotary of class of 1902, Tufts college
medical school, Boston.
The Home Club will have its annual
lecture Friday when Mrs Florapce
Howe Hall, daughter of Mrs. Julia
Ward Howe, will address the club on
1.-THE progress of woman in the 18th
century" The lecture will be at 315
o'clock, at the house of Mrs. F. H.
Hamblin.
The exhibition of photographs of Van
Dyek's pictures and of Chromolitho-
graphic representations of Walters
ceramics, will be open Saturday and
O'clock, and on Saturday evening from
Z to 8 O'Clock, and then close.
Monday evening is the date set for
the reading under the auspices of the
associate members of Hahnemann hos
pital, in Plymouth church lecture room.
The reading is Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps pretty little story, ''St Agatha's
Supply" which will be presented BY
Mrs. Helen We'll of Cambridge. Mrs.
We'll makes her first appearance inl
and comes very highly rec
for her artistic ability. She
is assisted in her musical Illustrations
by, Mrs. May Sleeper-Ruggl 1t isl
hoped that many will avail themselves
of the opportunity of hearing the at
tractiVe program.