The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-05
Out 6 About
IN THE SHOPS


Just let me try that long coat;
Now, that all trimmed with fur
That automobile
That Alaskan seal
CA raglan some prefer;
That short one; no, that ulster
Oh, my! 1 look fright
AT HOME
Bring out that trunk.
No; it hasn't shrunk-
My last years coats all right.
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The Lothner Music School, Willard
Terrace Willard Terrace, had a chill
dren's musicale Saturday forenoon.
pleasant time. The class in rudimen-
tary music also met and was drilled in
note reading, etc.
Everything is in readiness for the
whist party Of the Woman's Club to-
night. The Bay State Flag & Decorat-
ing Company had its men at work all
day Yesterday in giving to Mechanics
Hall an aspect truly military Red,
white and blue has been used in pro-
fusion, yet with excellent result Flags
form a background for each chandelier,
the national colors are entwined about
the balcony ratings, flags of all nations
hang from wires that have been tenn
porarily placed overhead from table
to table. Each fort is designated by
a name ON flag above it.
Eight of the 10 batteries in play have
been taken and gallery seats have sold
well. Guests are expected from New
York, Boston and Providence. The
checking system has been arranged
with especial care, so that there will be
no confusion about wraps. Carriages
may be called for II o'clock.
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The military whist will be an event
of moment in the social season.
The next meeting of Rev. A. S. Car
ver's art class will be Nov. 10 from to
o'clock in the vestry of the First
Unitarian Church. Miss Carrie Hill
dreth will give a talk. Scrapbooks will
be used this year as last
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The Pilgrims Womans Association
will conduct a missionary meeting of
unusual attractiveness this afternoon
The general subject is Through the
SuItans Domains" The exercises will
open with several short papers on the
tees Among the Mohammedans," Mrs.
H. L. Burgess; Woman in Islam"
Mrs. A. D. Warren; "Christianizing the
Mohammedan World" Mrs. C. W.
Dodge; American College for Girls at
Constantinople," Mrs. C. D. Tucker
Vocal selections will be given by Miss
Fannie Hall. In addition to the literary
program, Turkish coffee and Turkish
delight will be served by Syrian women
IN native costume. A real Turkish cor
aer is to be fitted up with decorations
Acaned by Barnard, Sumner & Putnam
90 and photographs and curios will be
Exhibited by Miss Adelaide Bigelow
a3ss Helen Bigelow, Miss Alice Hobbs,
fSsss Emma Johnson and Miss Lillian
synde. There is to be no admission
Zee and all ladies are invited.
The faculty and pupils of Miss Kim
balls school for girls gave tea last
night from to Z o'clock for the par
ents of the pupils and patrons of the
school. Three hundred invitations were
sent out Miss Kimball and the faculty
received and the pupils of the gradu-
ating class served. The parlors and
dining hall were decorated with palms
and 6awere,
The Seginners' class in French under
the auspices of the Woman's Club had
its first lesson yesterday afternoon, I'M
der the instruction of Prof. Albert
Pernot
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Mrs. James Weeks, Shaffner Street,
entertained at dinner last night.
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The first fall meeting of the Shake
speare Club was last night, with Mrs.
A. S. Kimball, 2S Boynton Street. The
evening was spent in reading Richard
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