The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-29
Out & About

The proud girls grandsire helped to
clear away
The forest and he titled the stubborn
clay;
His speech is rude, but through his
thrift she Tolls
AT case, and Is ashamed of him today.
Chicago Record-H Herald.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society of All Saints
parish will be held in the parish Ii
brary. this afternoon at o'clock.
An elaborate affair is planned to
take place at the South Unitarian
Church afternoons and evenings, Dec.
8, and 8. Committees and sub-com-
mittees have been at work for the past
month, and the result of their work,
THE grand kirmess of nations" is
looked forward to with interest. The
kirmess Is in the nature of a fair, but
at the same time a relief from the
nationalities, for the sale of mer-
ohandise and refreshments, will be in
evidence. Entertainments each eve
ming will be furnished by different So
cieties.
Mrs. A. H. Days former pupils and
friends enjoyed their annual social and
reunion in Terpsichorean Hall last
night. The Light Infantry Orchestra
played for dancing. There was large
attendance.
Of q
dinner served at the y. w. C. A. yes
terday at noon. Many of the young
women boarders spent Thanksgiving
in their homes out of town. There
was no observance of the day other
than the serving of the special extra
dinner Of turkey and fiXin's.
Miss Dorothy Klumpke, the astron-
omer, has announced her engagement
to DR.. Isaac Roberts, an English as
tronomer. She was woed and won in a
balloon connected with the Paris OBJ
servatory. Miss Klumpke's most orig
inal work has been going up in ball
loon to photograph the stars. and it
was in that she met DR.. Roberts, who
became interested in her methods.
Dorothy Klumpke is one of four sis
tiers, all of whom were born in San
fist, and inherited all of Rosa Bon
hours property; Augusta is a physi-
cian Julia is a violinist. Miss Klumpke
and Dr. Roberts first met at the AS
photographic Congress in 1887. He
Is u years old.
A Chicago man has been scolded
thrashed and sued for kissing a woman
OF 11b1I ho an
kissed his housekeeper at a church fair
and was arrested by the indignant
neighbors who brought a charge OF
disturbing the peace. What is there in
the atmosphere of church fair to
work so upon the poor men?
&A&
Association Hall was filed last night
at the concert of the Boston Universe
ty Glee Club.
The songs were well selected and the
glees were varied by solos, and read
ings by Percy ]. Burrell.
Bucks Absence" was well sung by
a quartet composed of Messrs. Bald
win, Rowse, French and Chandler The
hit of the evening was made by Mr.
Burrell. He is a natural mimic, anC
told some capital stories in a New
England dialect with a pronounced ma
sal twang. In the second part of the
program he received three encores.
The club for its last song came GU
in grotesque feminine attire with ex.
pansive calico gowns and sun bonnets
The singers gave a burlesque of the
well known "Milkmaid's Chorus" il
Robin Hood" which brought down the
house.
The program was:
PART l.
Hank the Trumpet calleth Buck
Glee Club.
(a). Serenade. .............. ...SpOhl
Cb). Absent. 1................... Metcali
Mr. Hndle
Oh! Why Art Thou Not Neal
Men,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. MarSchnel
Glee Club.
The Race. .......................H ooC
Mr.. Burrell.
In Absence. ....'.... BucI
Messrs. Baldwin, Rowse, French,
Chandler.
PART II.
The Minstrels Delight. Knigh
Glee Club.
A Bandits Life ..............H arpe,
Mr.. Rafter
Hush! Hush! ................Ni edlinge
Glee Club.
Music on the Rappahan-
mock .............. SummerVilli
Mr.. Burrell, assisted by Mr. shafer.
Milkmaid's Chorus, (Burlesque). .
Robin Hoo
Glee Club.