The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-25
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At Old South Church tonight the
special chorus will study Alfred r.
Gauls cantata, THE Ten Virgins"
This work was given yesterday after
noon at the Eliot Church, Newton, I'M
der the direction of Everette E. Truette
and was very much enjoved. 1t has
never been given in Worcester andAits
study Is certain to prove interesting
and profitable. Singers are invited to
join the chorus tonight.
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Mr.. and Mrs Arthur M. Stone an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter Ruth, to Frederic w. Howe, recent
ly of this city, now of Providence. Mr.
Howe is a son of the late Edward c.
Howe of Shrewsbury.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist Churches will
meet tomorrow at 4.30 D. m. at the
Coral Street parsonage. Devotional
exercises will be in charge of Mrs. H
c. Grafton. The subject for the after
noon is Our Work in Utah" The
speakers will be Mrs. H. c. Grafton and
Mrs. e. r. Trask. Supper will be
served at $50 O'Clock. The evening pro-
gram will be in charge of Mrs. Charles
H. Hastings and Mrs. e. r. Merrill.
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The announcement of the annual fair
at the First Universalist Church has
created much interest among the
friends of the ladies taking part and
the unusual number of added attrac-
tions will insure a large attendance.
The entertainment for the evening of
Dec. 5 will be very amusing. Blight
la5t de- "a Of the CEafph tn
be presented and the caste Will be as
follows:
Sir Robert O'Trammel an Irish bar
onet Observation-Disclosures. r. A. Hunt
Prof. Tolman, his friend
Mcdonald Stone
John Smith, a drummer,
Arthur S. Longley
Pat. Irish gardener. Howard Iange
Mrs Hypatia Harrington Hitchcock,
a widow 49,. Mrs. Nelson c. Reyes
Angelina, her daughter,
Miss Mabel E. West
Drusilla Durham. a spinster,
Miss Florence G.. Stone
Katie = servant 49,. Mrs. Angelo Trnda
The opening entertainment Of the
fair which is called THE Butterfly
Carnival" will occur Wednesday af-
ternoon, Dec 4, at 4,30, and will be for
the children's benefit and amusement.
IT will be a charming llltle OPSie
called "Grandma's Birthday" The fol-
lowing will take part. and present
these characters:
Grandma Miss Edith Bancroft
Little Maud. ......... Jeannette beiiietI
LITTLE Nav Bertha Mann
Claude. ................. -..F Iorlne HVulu
Misses Maud B. and Ethel NJ. Itch
field will sing the duet Come Where
the Wild Flowers Bloom. Raymond
richardson will play a piano solo. The
chorus will include the following young
misses: Hazel Blake. Maud Long, Mar
ion Boynton. Ruth FELTON,, Phyllis
Thayer. Ruth romlnson, Jennie Long.
GLADYS Neither. Edith Dreamer, Bertha
Maher. Katherine Brigham, Rose
Brigham. Gladys Bartlette and Char
lotte I,unb. Mrs. J. F. B. Litchfield is
drilling the children and is assisted by
Mrs. Frank Kettell. One of the inter-
esting booths will be that for the chill
drer in charge of Miss May Lyle as
sisted nv Miss Alice Jenkins. Miss
Pauline Brennan and Mrs. j. b Shat-
tuck. The boys and girls of the Junior
Union will serve at this booth ana
very interesting toys for botn poys
and girls suitable for Christmas VIII
be on sale.
The second lecture in the course at
the South Unitarian Church will be
given tomorrow night by Rabbi Chas-
Fletcher Of Adath Israel Temple, bos
ton. His subject will be Fact ana