The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-20

study of that useful subject having
been expressed by members.
Miss Ellen L. Otis has returned from
a ten days visit to South Bristol, Me
Miss Otis has let her cottage at South
Bristol for the entire summer.
The committee appointed to raise
pledges for the endowment fund of
Wellesley college has sent out cir
cular to the members of the Worcester
Wellesley club, in which it states
among other things that pledges TO the
amount of $4,000 have now been re-
ceived by the national chairman, over
$500 of which has been received from
the Hawaiian islands. 1t is calculated
that if every Wellesley girl would con-
tribute $50 the entire indebtedness of
the college could be paid off and the
desired endowment fund be raised in
addition.
Invitations are out for the gradual
ing exercises of the class of '99 at the
Dread institute Wednesday, June Is,
| at 2,30 o'clock. Also for the dance,
| which will be given in the evening
/ lIblIl 10 uillll lU.0U q CLOCK.
The pupils CT Mrs. May Sleeper-RUg-
I giles gave a musical recital at the stu
! do, TirreH street, last night, to an
| audience of relatives and friends. The
selections were of a high class of mu-
| sic bordering on the classic, and the
| pupils acquitted themselves honorably.
Miss Ruth E. Nelson was piano ac-
/ companist to the singing. Solos, duets,
trios and quartets were the order Of
the evening. The pupils who sang last
night were the Misses Emily Billiard,
May c. Bascom, Helen King, Nellie
Sargent, Agnes F. Smith, Helen E.
Perry, Gertrude Babb. Imogene " hit
| ney and Grace G.. Allen and Mrs. II 10.
w. Cobb and Mrs. NJ. T. McGrath and
/ Messrs. Willis o. Putnam and Charles
E. Heath. This evening another and
closing recital will be given by the
other pupils of Mrs. Ruggles.
Il have told my cook she can 60"
remarked the lady in the Fair Grounds
car with resignation. "She had a
beau when I took her, and now she
has a bicycle. The combination is
deadly"
F. L. Wheaton, who has been i'll for
several weeks, has so far recovered
that he expects to go to Bailey's Island
next week for the summer.
The Apollo Musical Club closed their
season by giving a reception and lawn
party to friends at the home of the
president, Henry N Flagg, 21O Park
avenue, yesterday. The guests were
/ received by H. n. Flagg. Miss Grace e
Landry, Miss Nina L. Pero and Edwin
| Nash and Miss Anna A. Peabody RO-
! bert L. Hubbard. Victor L. Benoit and
| Alfred Santon acted as ushers, and re-
freshments were served by Misses Mar
garet Miller, Bertha Ackley. Josephine
! StOwel and Rosie Rochelle. During
the reception the Arlington Mandolin
and Guitar Club. F. B. Fisher director
rendered several selections. After tbs
reception dancing was INDUCED in OF
the lawn, the music being furnished b!
an orchestra made UP of the member:
of the club.
The fifth annual recital of the pupil!
of Everett J. Harrington was held il
Salisbury hall last evening, before {
large audience. Every number on thu
program was we'll rendered and a mum
ing the pupils was c. J. Edwards VIC
linist graduate of the Leipsig conserva
tory Of music.
The program was as follows: Mazur
ka, Leschettszky, Miss Gertrude VII
son; AT the spinning wheel" GODDARD
Miss Rowena Widdis: Scene Bohem
ienne," Kuhe, Fred Strong; "L'Arpa,
p Raft Miss Isabelle Hastings; GavOtta
Gregh, Miss Ethel Bacon; Romance il
F, Beethoven, c. J. Edwards Etud'
polOnaise, Fradel, Miss Doane; i'm
promptu, op. 90, No. ., Schubert. Mis-
Florence Osborne; Marionettes, Lyncs
Misses Crete, Gilleatt and Edith Cream
sr; LIE Ruisseau, Wollenpaupt, Miss Mi
riam Fifeld; Balla1e No. 3, Chopin
i Miss Maud Moss; impromptu.. Op. 80
No 4, Miss Marcia Tillson; In Trau
men and Czardas, Becker, Mr.. Ed
wards; Theme ard variations, s. 3
Mills, Miss Bessie Foster; Polonaise
Op. 50. Chopin, Miss Marie Arseneault
Intermede, Chaminade, Miss Maud Dou
ty and Mr.. Harrington.
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