The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-09-09
OUT AND ABOUT.

The yearbook of thetHomei Club for
1S9s-1sOO is out, and an exceedingly
tasteful little pamphlettinis, i'm its COW
ers of maroon cartridge paper. Lon
: don's latest century and Topics of the
day is the subject for .theg year, and
the program is as follows:
Oct. g. social Vacation talks by
members Of club.
Oct. 10, quotations .fromsSir Walter
Scott A birdseya view of Eondon His
torical; geographical Miss Hattie
Cushman. Reading from "Ivanhoe"
by Mrs. Horace Kendall
Oct. 20, quotations from. Thackeray.
A glance at the house of Hanover with
Queen Victoria as it's crowning glory,
Miss Emma French. THE why's and
wherefoPes of an Anglo-lAmerican al
1iance5' Mrs. Horatio Miller.
Nov. 3. quotations from Maria Louisa
Pool. NHeredity, its relations to moral
responsibility" Mrs. CaIme9ia Wesson
Boyden; Can education and will over
come its compulsions9 Mrs. william
Woodward. Discussion by club mem
bers
Nov. TO- annual lecture.
Nov. IL, quotations from Ruskin His
torical buildings and palaces of Lon
don, Mrs Edward Hall. Personal re-
minisoences.
Nov. "a quotations from Eugene
Field. What Eugene Field has done
for the children" Mrs Wilbur Hobbs.
Reading Mrs. Walter Anterior
Dec. s, social, with story by Mrs.
Boyden.
Dec. Is, quotations from Marion
Crawford. Madonna lin art. Madonna
thought in ancient religion and art"
Mrs. G. T. Woodbury.. 1.-THE legend Of
Joachim and Anne. found frequently in
early art, Mrs. w B. Harding.
Jan. ., quotations from Sienkiewicz.
Madonna of Raphael, Leonardo da
Vinci Michael Angelo and Titan, Mrs.
Annie n Muniser The legend of the
madonna of the fish" Mrs. HARDWOOD,
Jan. u, quo tations from ZangwiIl.
Jews Of Lend on" Mrs. Frank Ham
bin. Reading from "Children of The
Ghetto Mrs. 6'eorge Greene.
Jan. 19. social
Jan. 26, readings from the letters OF
Robert and Eliz abeth Browning, Mrs,
c. c. Lowell. Readings from their
books, Mrs. Charles Booth.
Feb 2 quotations from Du Maurier.
Hypnotism," Mrs. F. B. Harris,
Thought trans fer" Mrs. George
Greene
Feb. 3, quotations from Mrs. Ward
N1oS4oA ACLOl HIS III liCllOU, as SHOWN DIV
Dickens, Kingsleyb Besant, George
Eliot and Mrs Ward, Mrs. G. F
Woodbury.. Reaching, Dickens. the
Froebel of Englandp Miss Jennie Brad
ley.
Feb. IS. social
Feb 23-Musica1e. Quotations from
George Moore. The legend of ''Tann.
hauser," Mrs. William Tucker. SeIec-
tons from the opera of "Tannhauser -
Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Hanablin.
March fluctuations from Kipling
Rudyard Ktpling; readings, Mrs Booth
March 9-Dreyfus affair
March 16-Quotatioms from Kingsley
English art of Constable, Turner, and
Landseer, Mrs. Lowell. Great historical
painters, Sir Frederick Leighton, Alma
Tadena, Miss Mary Russell
March 23-Social
March 30-Quotatfons from George
Eliot. famous English potteries. Mrs
Walter Brown. Noted English sculptors
Mrs WHITTIER.
London sbHn1s and the Salvation Army
Mrs. Kendall Reading from ''Tht
Christian" Miss Greene
April 13-Quotations from Gladstone
Two great political LEADERS. Disraeli
the earl of Beaconsfield; Gladstone, thu
great commoner, Miss Bradley. Lore
Kitchener. the sidar of the.Soudan, Mrs
William Tucker.
April 20-Quotations from Wyckoff
New York slums. The little fathers ant
the little mothers of New York, Mis-
Cushman. NJ A. Woolf and his littl,
waits, Mrs. Woodward. Readings from
Passing of Cat alley" (Riis), Mrs
Brown.
April 29-Social.
May EQuotations from Tennyson
The river Thames as 1T winds through
the channels of English history and lit
erature MISS Hall. Some noted womel
of London's latest century, Mrs. Ather
ton.
May 11-Quotations from Marie Cor
relli. The development of electricity ii
this century, Mrs. Harding. Thomai
Edison; Nicola Tesla, Mrs. Happoldt.
May 1S-Quotations from Mrs. Stowe
Character What is honor2 Is it mor'
than virtue? Mrs. Munger. What con
stitutes long life? Miss Russell Discus
sion by club members.
May 25-Quotations from Sheldon. Thu
subtle problem Of poverty Mrs. Hiram
Barnard. College settlements Mrs. Ken
dali. Associated charities, Mrs. Harris
Discussion by club members
The program is interspersed will
quotations from the poems of Mrs. Boy
den.
Mrs. Katherine Bloodgood is sum
mering at Cape. May, where she is en-
PERTAINING the guests Of one Of the lead
ing hotels with her sweet voice.
Miss Mary f. Tucker will open he
pianoforte school on Foster stree
Monday.
Miss Ellen Weston Coombs contri
butes short sketch entitled "A glimps,
at Abbotsford." to the August Septem
Der issue Of the Club Womans Magaz
inc.
Miss Adelaide Bigelow entertained
Pilgrim c. f. Society yesterda.
evening with a reception at her home
$40 Main street. There were about Is
young people there. DR.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Lewis were the guests of tn
evening and received with George L
Copeland, president OF the Pilgrim C. L
Society Waldo Lewis, president of tn
local c. E. Union, and Miss kellogg Sc
cretary Of the union. Albert Grover, a
head usher, was assisted by Miss Jes
samine Duckworth, Miss Emily Bul
lard and Miss Jennie Brason. Durin
the evening Walter Knapp gave tw
tenor solos and Miss Ruth Nelso