The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-10
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year makes his early presence at Yves
leyan necessary.
At the business meeting after the
lecture, announcements were made as
follows:-
Oct ESPECIAL meeting. school
suffrage" or women on the school
board Mrs. Charles Park of Boston.
Oct 23-Department of education. "A
study of the Boy" First, as infu-
enced by heredity, paper by Mrs. EN-
ma X. Goodwin; second, as Influenced
by environment, paper by Mrs. Julia
w. carroll; third, the rights of the
boy, paper by Mrs. Harriette M.Forbes.
Nov. 1S-Department of work THE
Childrent Of the Working Poor" Rev.
Raymond Calkins of Pittsfield, Mass.
Nov. 27-Department of art and mu-
sic. Music of Many Lands" lin cos
tunnel, Arabian, Venetian, German, In
dian. Hungarian, Spanish, French. Ne
apolitan, Chinese, Russian; members
taking part, Mrs, Bassett, Mrs. Ware,
Mrs Harris, Miss Bemis Mrs Childs,
Mrs. Winslow, Miss Ellsbree, Mrs.
Dec. Irregular business meeting of
Dec 1S-Department of miscellane-
Gus topics. Indian baskets. with bas-
kets in Illustration. Rev. William C.
Curtis.
Jan. S-Department of science
Mars, with illustrations, Prof. Per-
cival Lowell of Cambridge.
Jan. 28-Department of history. Prof.
woodrow Wilson, subject to be an
nounced.
Fob 10 no,or4,~,..,4 e
The Rise and Development of Celtic
Literature" illustrated with music and
readings by Miss Carrie s. Ward.
Feb. 26-Department of art and mu-
sic. "The Art Development of Glass,
Ancient and Modern" William II.
Thomas of New York Tiffany Decorat-
ing Company.
March 12-Department of work. Pa
pers to be announced
March 26-Department of education.
The Parent and the Teacher" Miss
Maria L. Baldwin, principal of the
Agasslz School, Cambridge.
April irregular business meeting of
the club.
April 23-Department of miscella-
neous topics. Papers to be announced.
May 4-Department of science Pa
May 2S-Department of history. To
be annoL.1ced.
pers to be announced
June Annual meeting.
Mrs. Park, who will speak Oct IS on
School Suffrage, is well known in her
field and is a graduate of Radcliffe.
The public is invited to be present at
her lecture, which will be given at 8
o'clock in Memorial Hail.
The class in the study of drama in
vites all club members to the lecture
that is to be given at 10 a. m. today by
Rev. DR.. w C. Gordon of Westfeld on
the Development and Mission of the
Dramatic Principle in Social Evolu-
ton" No fee will be charged.
Tomorrow, all who are interested in
forming classes for the study of French
and Spanish will meet in the Y. w c.
A. class room at 4:30 p. m. There will
be elementary, intermediate and adj
vanced classes.
Monday, at 4:30 o'clock D. M, the ed
ucational department will have a class
In architecture, under the instruction
of Miss Jeanne Lea Southwick. Tues
day the German class will meet at 4:30.
Announcement is made that those
desiring to attend the meeting of the
state federation in Springfield, Oct 26.
may get luncheon tickets from Mrs
George A. Slocomb at The Standish,
on payment of % cents each.
Mrs. Henry E. Whitcomb gave a tea
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Whitcomb, from 4:30 to 6. She was as
sisted by Miss Paul B. Albee, Mrs Ed
ward p. Sumner and Mrs. Thomas P
Sterne. Among those present were
Miss Estabrook, Miss Dora Pritchard,
Miss Anna Sawyer, Miss Mary Nor
gan. Miss Mary Gaskill, Miss Sally
Flagg and Mrs. Howard E. Sumner.
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Mrs. Henry E. Whitcomb was pres
ent at the Rockefeller ldrich we'd
ding at Warriek Neck, R. L. yester-
day morning.
S. Graham hobbs of Boston, who
has been engaged as tenor teacher to
fill Franklin L. Whyte's place at the
Worcester County Music School, will
begin his work at the school Wednes
day.
The exhibition Of colored plates show
ing the styles of uniform worn in the
armies of the United States, France
and Russia, opened at the public Ii |
brary yesterday afternoon and will con- |
tinue during the week.
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The first meeting of the pattern class
at the Y. w. c. A. was last night. The |
beginners class In gymnastics, the |
classes in cooking and dressmaking |
will have their second lesson tomor- !
row at 4.30 D. m. The day class In |
cooking viii have its second lesson |
Tuesday at 10 a. m.
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The Music Stulents' Club effected an |
last night. at a meeting |
held in z. J. Harrington's studio, Day |
building. The officers elected are: |
President, Charles e. Mayhem; vice |
president. Miss Olive NJ. Brooks; secre- |
-ary and treasurer. Frank M Keith. |
The officers. with Mrs. ]. H Douglas |
and Walter S. Knowles constitute the |
executive board. Among the duties Of |
he board win be that Of formulating |
programs for meetings. wednesday |
night a business session will be held, |
when the charter members will affix |
heir signatures to the constitution and |
bylaws.
After next week the regular meet |
n pc NJ tho soofafrr will ba baId ~, oxyov-xr