The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-28

| EAlLu llIe "oulu De only nOludy,
With never a. goal in view
You could cease from coveting honors
Could LILY give ~ up my dreams and content,
At ease while the days went slipping
away,
If men never cared what the world
might say.
If men never cared what the world
might say
No man would be moved to try
To hurry ahead on the upward way,
And as laggards we'd live and die:
No songs would be writtenand never a
cheer
Would be raised by the crowds for a
hero to hear,
And unless, ere long, we should mean
ly decay
Oh, it's we'll that men care what the
world may say
S. f. Kiser in Chicago Record
Herald.
The following honorary patrons have
been chosen for the Charity Ball to be
held in Mechanics Hall, Friday, Jan.
"a.
IlOIl. GSOISe Il. I1OdT, 11OIi JOIlil ~
Thayer, Hon. Edward F. Fletcher, Hon.
Philip ]. o'Connen Hon Herbex
Parker, DR.. Thomas j. Barrett, FeliS
A. Belisle, W. L. Bousquet, Edwin
Brown, Col. A. G. Bullock, Gen. R. H.
Chamberlain, Charles A. Chase, Edwin
P. Curtis, Fred L. Goes. Judge Charles
Thornton Davis, Hon. Edward L.
Davis DR.. w. F. Delehanty, Francis
H. Dewey, Hon. Rufus B. Dodge, DIR,
E. A. Engler, Dr. M. F. Fallon. DR.. j.
T. Fitzpatrick DR.. George E. Francis,
Dr. Homer Gage, DR.. G. Stanley Hall,
Dr. NJ. ]. Halloran, DR.. David Har-
rover William J. Hogg, C. H. Hutch
ms, M. B. Lamb, H. F. A. LANCE,
Wilhelm G. Litchenfels. Hon. Henry A.
Marsh, M. ]. P. McCafferty, F. P Nc
Keon P w. Moen, o. w. Norcross, It
J. Orndorff Hon. Henry L. Parker, J.
B. Ratigan, William E. Rice, William
II. Sawyer, John w Sheehan, Hon. A
B. R. Sprague, w. ]. E. Stone, E. D.
Thayer, Jr., J. o E. Trotz, Hon. Joseph
H. Walker, NJ. J. Whittall, julius c.
Zaeder.
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
All Saints Church met yesterday af-
ternoon in the library. Reports were
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Mrs. c. c. Baldwin.
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There will be special music at the
Church of the Unity tomorrow wher
the new organ will be played for the
first time. At the morning service the
quartet composed of Mrs. Inez Buss
Knowles, soprano, Miss Mary Fowler
alto, Harry Allen Cook, tenor and di-
rector, and James A. SAKE. bass, will
be assisted by Joseph Venables, the
tenor.
The program arranged for the morn.
ing service is Hear, Oh My People
Stephenson, soprano solo and quartet
Il VIII Mention Thy Loving Kind.
ness" Sullivan, tenor solo and quar-
tet; BE Still, Be Still" Scott, quartet
The evening service begins as usua
at 7.30 but for half hour preceding
the service Walter B. Eaton will give
an organ recital containing the follow.
ing numbers: Grand Chorus" by
MacMaster: Largo" Handel Whit
ney: AT Evening" Buck.
The evening program contains thest
selections: Anthem, "Oh. Pray for thu
Peace of Jerusalem" by Knox, bari
tone solo and quartet; Hear Ye, OF
Israel" Mendelssohn, soprano solo
IIOiy 4NlSll. ny Gdt navy HudI Jet
postlude, Pilgrims Chorus" Dubois
Wagner.
Mrs, Edwin Brown, 70 Elm Street
gives a luncheon at 1.3O p. m, today
for Miss Clark of Salem,
Sc
Miss Katherine Q. Comfy, teacher o
e3,,
Town Hall, last night, to present Mis-!
Margaret Lavelle, soprano Amoni
those who took part in the program
and Edward X. Howe organist, o.
Worcester.
The cantata, 1.-THE Sleeping Beauty
will be given at Old South Church, Fri
day night, Jan 8. The cantata was
given with success last year and is t.
be repeated by request of many whC
heard it at that time. Dana ]. Pratt
will conduct the performance Of the
work. Miss Clara Sexton will as
sumo the role of the Princess.
&c
The regular meeting of the W. C. IT
Z. was held at the home. "A yelling
ton Street. yesterday afternoon. Al
invitation to the 25th anniversary of tn,
Leicester w. C. T. L. on Jan. II wal
accepted. Committees for the coming
county convention to be held in Wor
cester at Free Baptist Church on Jan
% were appointed. Reports of superin
tendents of departments were given
The railroad superintendent, Mrs. Ellis
Keith, reported a large amount o.
4 i !,
the past year. She has made II ad
dresses in four states, in 81 towns
eight railroad mems meetings Were
held 16 literature boxes and II emer
gency boxes were placed in railroad
stations; five pledge signatures wer'
obtained; % new members were added
to the W. G. T. T.: two new unions
were organized; 1894 pages of litera
ture were given away; 416 garments
were given away; two baby outfit
and S34 bouquets and text cards wer'
sent out; Is funeral designs were Civ
en-; a woman was paid for three weeks
to do work for a mother who was al
invalid; three men were helped to Sc
cure artificial limbs.
4AA
The regular meeting of the HON
club was omitted yesterday, but tn
next meeting will be Friday afternoon
! Jan. 2, at the house of Mrs. W. L
Brown. 1874 Pleasant Street. Papers vii
be given as follows: The home Il
colonial days" Mrs. w. B. Harding
THE home Of today" Mrs. C.C.Lowell
! readings, Mrs. c. H. Sibley.
8 & 4
| Robert G.. Hall gave q. Christina!
party to 20 friends at his home, 9
woodland Street, last night. A merr,
evening was passed in playing games
and dancing. Refreshments wer,
served.
4 &
Rev. Willard Scott and Mrs. Scott
| n Nav Street. entertained about 10