The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-07-21
THE CITY.
YESTERDAYS WEATHER.

L H@o I@4NDA1 . WEATHER..
Yesterday the maximum temperature
was rs, the minimum 81 At 6 p. m. the
temperature was TO- Westerly winds
Dr.. Albert Wood and wife are at Po-
land Springs. Me.
Through the courtesy of Manager
Frank II. Beals, the Worcester Opera
company was entertained at the Guild
piano parlors last evening.
John ]. o'Laughlin of Endicott
street, and Miss Della McDelmott Of
lS6 Millbury street will be married at
81 Pau4 church, Wednesday, July 26.
The object club held a lawn party at
the grounds of the Bethel Church last
evening. The affair was in charge of
Mrs. s. A. Jackson. Mrs. Taylor, Miss
Blanck Taylor and H. E. Smith.
At a special meeting in the hall. SO
Pearl street, last evening, Rldgeley
Lodge, 1. o. o. F., took appropriate ae-
ton on the death of Joseph Bruso and
g committee on resolutions was ap-
pointed.
The Swami Abhenananda of Cal
cutta, India, who is attending Clark
University summer school, will speak
on Hindu philosophy" at Mrs. Reed
Lawton's, 10 Institute road, Sunday af-
ternoon, at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. E. NJ. Trip has permanently
closed her rooms in the State Mutual
building, and the remainder of sum-
mer will be devoted to vacation. Next
season, Mrs. Trip will be found per-
manently at the Boston Store.
Lester Dore of Taunton, driver of
Alcidalia, made an early call yesterday
morning on Capt. Charles T. Pratt, and
rode after his four years old filly,
Fashion. Dore pronounced her fine
mare and worthy successor to AL
cidalia.
The ladies' circle of the Webster
Square Church held a lawn party at
the residence of John H. fainter, SO
Mil street, last evening. The admission
to the grounds was free. Refreshments
were served. The affair was in charge
Of the Ladies' Circle.
Several members of the Wellington
Rifles are camping at the GAINESVILLE
range, where they are practicing target
work. The party is made up of Sergt.
Albert T. Love, Sergt. G. E. Smith.
sergt. Albert Leighton and Privates
Jere w. King and f. w. Smith.
Yesterday afternoon 20 children en-
joyed a trolley ride to North Grafton
at the. expense of the Wor-
cester Consolidated Street Rail-
companied by Mrs. Bassett and Mrs.
Murdoch of the City Missionary So
ciety.
Rev Joseph F. Hanselman, S. J., di-
rector of athletics at Holy Cross Col
Lar
vacation at his home in Connecticut,
and is expected to return by August 90
Father Hanselman will then look after
the building of new athletic field at
the college
Worcester County Pomona grange
will hold its annual field meeting at
Lake Park, Wednesday, July 26, on the
basket picnic plan. At 10 o'clock in
the morning there will be an exhibition
of edible mushrooms, accompanied by
a talk by Miss Mary E. Atherton. Re-
ports Of various committees will fol-
low. The committee on games and
sports is preparing a program to de-
velop athletic talent in the grange.
George H. Ward Post 10, G. A. r.. in
augurated it's series of open meetings
last night by a social in Grand Army
hall. In response to an address of well
come, Mrs. Sarah A. Kicker replied for
the Women's Relief Corps, Miss Amy
Brown for the Daughters of Veterans,
Mrs. Lille E. Stone for the Ladies' Aid
Society, Capt. Arthur D. Stone for A. A.
Goodell Camp, S. of ", and Capt. Ed
ward A. Gleason for Willie Grout
Camp Miss Kittie Shepard gave BAN
jo solos; Miss Nellie Paul executed a
costume dance and Miss Amy Bell read.
Members of Quinsigamond Colony, u.
Q. P. F., met last night at the home of
Mrs. Flora c. HARRISON, 40 Wellington
street. The object of the meeting was
to decide on a new meeting place as
the colony has been practically home
less since it's lodge rooms in the build
ing, 566 Main street, were given up. 1t
was finally voted to hold meetings at
different houses during the sumner
months, as the matter of securing con-
genial quarters has not been found an
easy one. Two new members We're
initiated.