The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-23
street, and a party of frienns leave TO-
day for Los Angeles, California

MISS E4IlZdDtll - W CVNAA'NAA
chaperone a party of seven or eight
young girls to LAS You Like IT. tomor-
row evening.
Mrs. William H. Bliss will address
the mothers meeting at Hope church
Wednesday afternoon upon the subject
of Nursing" She will wear a nurses
costume and will bring with her bed
in order to illustrate the best method
of moving and tending patients. This is
the regular monthly meeting OF the
committee on extension work of the
Woman's Club. With the passing out
of existence Of Belmont church, the
work there which was in charge of Mrs.
Charles II. Brockway has been discon-
tinued.
Last evening Miss Grace Blevin en-
tertained the members of the Girls
Club with a talk on Chinatown, which
she visited a year or two ago. As illus
trations of the curious work life lived
there, she showed a thousand-head cup,
other very delicate Chinese porcelain,
and some lovely embroideries.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard Wheeler have
gone on a trip to Baltimore.
Gen. and Mrs. lockwood Hoar left
yesterday for New York and Washing
ton.
colonel Wizard Glazler ana daughter
OF New YORK, VINO nave peeh mahlIis
a tour OF camp grounds ana palle
ields Oh the south curing lhe pas
way to the West Indies. where they
it +b ,ei1 hiStnr,, and nreeent CON
ditions of our island colonies in the
Caribbean sea.
Colonel Glazier. better known as
CAPTAIN Glazier. saw service under
Rayard, Stoneman, Pleasanton, Gregg,
Custer. Davies and Fitzpatrick during
the civil war and had a desire to see
how some of the old landmarks of that
mighty conflict look after the lapse of
thirty-four years. His impressions of
the southern states, as seen today, and
of Cuba, Porto Rico and other islands
of the West Indian group, will be pub
lished in book form soon after his re-
turn to New York.
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Orrs San,ueI CIarv leaves Worcester
viii heI father Mondav for the south.
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According 10 thelf CUSTOM On lile Alo'
of February, the teachers of Abbott
street school celebrated the birthday of
and also the tourth anniversary az me
oPe W. c,.ao,, r a snciaI evening was
enioyed at the home of Miss Gertrude
E. Nash.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the South
Unitarian church made a success of
Mt. Uro.h;,,a+op,s bir+bdov turkey
i've. 80 r,iasht &C +bav do ~ what
49,, tba1r o+tn7,nt patriotisn, was evi
49, - H. 49, ~. I'M oI ,,,ore ,1arsons
,,Ins.,-,+ I,,binro5 tbn tisena American
tio,r sn,,,oI,irs ont Of fheir resnective
,,i'ss,a5. ,1d ott,eol,ad The ganero,,s
80 +,I,.l,eT, scuosb ,,ofsto aud
nra,,, ,.til, ,,rara i,a,,5ed Ia ther,
1f4o,s +,,a ~ has ra,,,o al sorts of Mes
I Mrs. John c. Yeaton was in charge, as
sisted by Mrs. VIII Norcross, and the
IapIes were Presiueo over ny MIS- a. - II
Siivester NJrs w NJ Freanaan Miss
| C,usbr,on Nrs A Marble Mics
| ,onisa Wood Mrs. Georea Willard and
Nc w Conant
There was no embellishments but
by Mrs. q. W. Kent and Mrs; Clifford
anu calloles ny NJ . marry 0loieS'
ne iiiil'u Coliiei eli0e oL INC poSe w
pe'i 'iileli' Vi 'ne Aouis -NeIl t1lils'iai Il
! Associations OF MaSSachusetts ana
Rhode Island will be held in Newton
from Friday to Sunday inclusive. Fri
day evening. DR.. John e. futile of
| Union church will address the conyen-
ton upon THE character of the SOL
der" Mrs Emma C. Marble and Mrs.
Jennie p. Hellvar of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry to the Worcester Y. M. C. A. will
attend the convention. but it is not
likely that the officers of the auxiliary
will go. on account of their reception
Friday night. A committee of five Ia dies
was recently appointed TO co-operate
in Junior work.
Nrrs 1,rod w ,vo1liro,t,,, ,.t,o i,,.,.o
~ " "oi'iile 'oii' HO ll'io u
duced Mrs. j. SeWall Reed to the know
ledge of the ladies of the Worcester
Iyoman,s CI,h er+er+oirod NTrr pooa
NTre Tan1es Aborn +La 40 ~, -
tba wort ,omnittan Of +ba w. go, y;
C1iub ana Ms HroI,ihaIa SToC,,,11ol L.
luncbeon vesterdaIt hefora 49, ,o 80 q
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AS predicted by The Spy Wednesday
morning the action of tho woroa,,,e
cu,,,, Iii, ,.oo.a,,a -
CiU' WIN - " INC Selerai Ieuera-
ton came up for discussion at the
meeting yesterday afternoon. the com
mittee appointed to Formulate The
wishes of the club making their report
which was adopted though not till af.
ter a heated debate. The resolutions
presented by them were addressed tC
the chairman of the state board of cor.
respondence, and suggested First