The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-31

home ones lover will be met and he
will make himself known.
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There will be neighborhood meeting
of the Young Peoples Religious Unions
at the Unitarian Church at Northboro,
Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock. Rev
John H. Applebee of Boston will be
the principal speaker. Cars for North
O'Clock.
| Students at the South High School
are to have a husking party at the
sibley farm In West Auburn, tomor-
row night. They will leave the school
at o'clock.
SO
The annual supper given by the
Sunday school of the church of the
Unity to the children Of the school and
their parents will be tomorrow night
at o'clock.
| After the supper addresses will be
made by Rev. Frank L. Phalen and
Charles M. Thayer Miss Mary Fowler
will sing.
The committee of arrangements has
secured, through the management of
the Park Theatre, a magician who will
entertain for a half-hour.
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The young women of the South High
School are to have a Halloween party
lin the basement of the building tonight
The entertainment will open with an
address * welcome by Waldo Park.
I Nine young women will represent the
nine muses. and will chant appropriate
| lines. There will be fortunetelling,
| peanut hunt and other games. One
| Feature will be a contest between
young men in the art of sewing The
| room is to be trimmed with evergreen,
| ack O. lanterns and the class colors.
After the entertainment, refreshments
euitable to the occasion will be served
and dancing to a hurdy-gurdy will be
in order until II o'clock.
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The Friday Morning Clubs program
yesterday morning at the club rooms
was: Chopin, Rondo for two pianos,
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Starr; Franz
group of songs Mrs. MITCHELL Chopin,
Sonata, Mrs. Prentice; Arensky, trio,
Mrs Winslow Mrs. Bent, Mrs. Bassett.
Mrs. Charlotte White Burt, violoncel-
list of Boston, assisted in the trio.
The Music Students Club held a
meeting in the Day building last night.
The program was made up of essays,
| illustrated by songs, and pianoforte
music. 1.-The Origin of Music" was
treated by Charles E. Mayhem. AN
cient Music" was discussed as follows:
| Egyptian, Hindoo, Chinese, Miss olive
Brooks; Hebrews, w. S. Knowles for
Mrs. j. H. Douglas, whose paper was
oh1
Knowles; 1.-THE Music of the Early
Christian Church" (Gregorian chanD,
F. M Keith for Miss A. A. Bigelow,
who was absent. Mr.. Mayhem sang an
English translation of a Hebrew song.
Miss Brooks played Chinese tune
and gave an ancient Sabbath melody.
H. E. Williams played Pindar's Pyth-
ian ode. The next meeting will be on
Nov. 10. Miss Grace l. Dickinson will
Mime singers" Mr.. Williams will pre-
sent the subject of Notation and
| Counterpoint Mrs. Edith Hicks
Adams will discuss the old Flemish
School F. M Keith will treat of the
Motel, Miss Winnifred Mayhem will
| read a paper on Dilasso. Mr.. Mayhem
on Palestrina, Miss Eliza Boutwell, on
| Scarlatti and Robert ]. Thurston on
| Pergolesi, thus considering four early
italian composers.
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| A party of young people composing
the Wednesday Evening Club had a
whist and dancing party in Room 10,
/ Day building, last night. The affair
was the first of a series to be given
during the winter. The club is made
up of mostly young school teachers and
! professional men, a happy combination.
| Mothers of the young women chaper-
oned the party.