The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-20
OUT AND ABOUT.

Yesterday afternoon the Whatsoever
club Of Plymouth church held its annu-
al meeting and elected the following Of
ficers: President. Miss Fanny Reed /;
vice-president, Miss Grace Atwood;
secretary, Mrs. Florence Herrtok;
treasurer, Miss Emma Whitcomb;
chairman of sewing committee, Miss
Grace Dean; chairman OF sewing school
committee, Miss Emma Whitcomb;
chairman of new members committee,
Miss Marion Putnam. Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs.
Charles Reed and Mrs. G. f. White
were reelected to the advisory board
and Mrs. Paul Morgan and Mrs. Willis
Sibley were elected to the same board
The next meeting will occur Nov. 2.
|
Mrs. H j. Bruce, who returned this
summer to the United States after
more than 80 years of missionary life
in India, gave the Ladies' Missionary
society of Emmanuel church a very
pleasant talk yesterday afternoon al
the house of Mrs. John Taylor, % Sige
street. 1t was the date for the annua
meeting, but business was postponed
that the ladies might listen to Mrs
| Bruce, and the election of officers, ETC.
will take place Nov. 16.
! The annual dinner.and meeting of the
Worcester Wellesley club will not be
held on the 9th of this month, as
usual but will be postponed to Nov. 10,
in order to accommodate Miss Hazard,
the newly inaugurated president Of the
| college, who is expected to address the
club. Some of the alumnae have met
Miss Hazard at the college functions,
but most of them have not even seen
her, and her visit to Worcester will be
a Fad-lptfnp Oppa sion IN tho nv
''Wellesley's daughters" of the city.
Germania Verein will hold its meeting
with Mrs. Rufus Woodward of Harvard
place next week. The members will
read the poems of "Moritz Arndt" and
contribute anything of interest bearing
upon his life and works.
Tickets for Miss Scudders public lee
ture in Memorial hall tomorrow are on
sale at the store of Putnam, Davis &
Co.. as we'll as by the members. The
lecture will begin at 8 o'clock, and tick
cts may be obtained then at the door,
or before that date of the members of
the class.
The Cercle Francois will hold it's first
meeting this fall tonight with Mile
Frechette.
Miss s. F. Earle sails for Europe
Wednesday to be gone indefinitely. She
will travel in Belgium and Holland, and
later will go to Biarritz for the winter.
Fairyland in all it's glory, with dra-
gons and princes and funny folks, to
delight the young and amuse the old,
will be the order of the day during
Uniprf'G Of 10
German talks, beginning Saturday, the
21st, at 2.30 p. M, at the Y. w. c. A.
Miss Alice Goddard West will speak
on 1.-THE alliances" wednesday, at the
goth annual meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Association, in
Berkeley temple, Boston.
Owing to the indisposition of J. Yer
non Butler, who was to conduct. the
old folks concert of the Cushing acad-
envy choral society, which was given
in Winchendon Wednesday evening in
stead Of Baldwinville, as arranged, was
managed by +. A. Wheelock of this
city. Other Worcester people who
took part were Walter K Knowles,
who met with great success in his Sc
lections; John W. Doris, the noted
whistler, who made a great hit; and
F. L. Crierie, son of E. p Crierie. Mr..
Crerie gave readings that We're we'll
received. The concert was well at
tended, both because of the interesting
entertainment offered and because the
proceeds are to be devoted to the cree
ton of building and gymnasium for
the young men Of Baldwinville with
the prospect of a Y. NJ C. A. later on.
The concert will be repeated in Bald
winville Nov. rs.