The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-20

Twas morning when I stood one DAY,
Alone, with empty, longing heart.
Beside the surging sea of life.
The tide came in, and on the shore,
Close by my side, thy life it cast,
And I no more was lone or sad,
The waves We're singing a mournful
song,
"The tide that flows in the morning
Will ebb when evening comes!"
The evening came and 10! that tide,
Whose coming in at early morn
Brought thy sweet life so close to mine,
Went out again, and with it thou
Into the vast and boundless deep,
Beyond all touch or sight of mine.
The waves still murmured their plain
tiff song,
1.-The tide that flows in the morning
Will ebb when evening comes!"
Now the gathering shades of night
Fall round my sad and lonely heart,
While waiting on the shore to catch
Again perchance, some glimpse of thee,
And in the slowly deepening dark
I gather Mem'ry's fragile shells,
That whisper low how sweet the day
Before the ripping tide went out!
1 know the truth of the waves sad
song!
Sue Savage Farrow, in the Charles
ton News and Courier.
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DR.. Roland D. Grant is spending a
few DAYS with his cousin, George
Backus, 7 Berkshire Street.
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Miss Margaret Sherwood of Welles-
lev College, will give three lectures on
"The Technique Of the Drama" under
the auspices of the literature depart
ment of the Woman's Club. The first
lecture will be on Saturday at o'clock,
i'm the Y. NJ C. A. classroom. The sub
iect will be 1.-THE Dramatic structure
of Julius Caesar and STAFFORD" 1t is
suggested that those attending bring
Comics of the plays The lectures are
omen to the public and course tickets
will be on sale at the door.
Miss Sherwood's book, Henry
worthineton. Idealist,'' will be read
with much enjoyment by those inter
ested in sociology, and one anticipates
with pleasure the lecture by the gifted
author.
Miss Effie Stewart, dramatic soprano,
who is to sing at Pilgrim Church Fri
day night. in the first oratorio concert
of the season under the direction OF j.
Vernon Butler, has sung with marked
success at home and abroad. She has
made decided hits in Paris, London,
Fdinburg and in the large cities of the
United States. Besides her dramatic
ability she is said to possess voice of
sweetness, strength and purity. Miss
Stewart has appeared in concert, song
recital, oratorio and grand opera
Ieverett B. Merrill, basso, who is the
other out-of-town artist secured for the
oratorio concert has also a reputation
as an accomplished soloist.
& &c
The Ladies' Charitable Society of the
Church of the Unity had a business
meeting yesterday afternoon; Sewing
was done for the Temporary Home and
Day Nursery. At the conclusion OF
business tea. was served by Miss Mary
Hoar and Miss Maria Morse.
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Miss Jessioa Scott, graduate of the
University of Vermont and the Boston
Cooking school, and Miss Lura A.
Knight, graduate of the Boston COOK
INC School. announce the opening OF a
cooking school at Chatham Street,
room 3 The course in cooking will in
cI,1de. Glass lessons in plain, advanced
and invalid cookery: Lessons on the
chaffng-dish; private lessons al the
school or in the home; supervision or
luncheons and dinners; salads made to
order.
Miss McCunagh, Harrington Ave
me entertained informally last even
ms, for Miss Edith Warren, in honor of
Miss Warren's engagement to John
Denholm.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society Of the
First Unitarian Church had a sewing
meeting at $50 D. N. yesterday, in the
society's newly and prettily decorated
room in the upper church.
The woman's Association Of Pied
mont Church had . foreign mission
program Yesterday afternoon. Miss
MARY Lincoln read Mrs. Charles +:
Marbles paper on THE Beginning OF
Christianity in Great Britain in the
I7ifth Century" Mrs. Marble was an
cent on account OF illness. Miss Caro-
line W caldwell read Of Christianity S
beginning in India in the isth SsI-
fury and Miss Lena Sheldon p pap.
was on 1.-THE Beginning OF ChrlslahlIy
IN India in the 18th Century.
The Won1an's Association Of Pilgrim
Church had a business meeting yester
day afternoon at go O'Clock. Presiden
Mrs. ]. A. Rice presided. rams NSE'