The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-08


Sigourney Harrington. Any member Of
the society desiring to attend can OBJ
tain reduced rates over the Boston &
Maine road on application at the ticket
office. By leaving Worcester on the
9.32 a. m. train, the main party from
Boston VIII be met at Aver.
The bolero is still seen as the main
feature of the corsage. In every form
and style. with applications and inser-
lions, embroideries, either solid or open
work. braids, soutache stitched bias
folds, ribbon velvets, buttons, are con-
tributed toward the establishment of
this garment. A novelty is the bolero
made entirely out of bias folds of taf-
feta joined together with either her
ring-bone stitch in silk of the same
| color or with gold soutache or entire
deux of guipure. =
SO
George Ley Vernon Butler of London
sails next week for America. He is
| to be a guest of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Butler, & Charlotte Street
A%<s -.
The engagement is announced of
Fred ]. Day, tenor at Union Church,
and Miss Alice May Eastman, soprano
at the church.
| The Woman's Association of Pied
mont Church win give a concert at the
church Oct %. Miss, Marie Nichols,
violinist of Boston, will be the assisting
iartist. Mrs. James E. Orr is chair
] man of the committee in charge of the
| concert. The church quartet will give
selections.
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The beginners class in gymnastics
| had it's first lesson at the Y. w. c. A.
yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
O'Clock, and at o'clock in the even
| ing. The advanced classes in the
gymnasium meet this evening and Fri
| day at and o'clock
| The first lesson in cooking by6Miss
Quincy was given at 7.30 o'clock last
/ evening At the same hour the en-
broidery class, under Miss Venoit, and
the class in battenberg, under Miss Hol-
man. met.
AT 7.45 o'clock DR.. Lucia Wheeler
met the class in attendant nursing, and
Mrs. ME-. Morse's dress making class
had its first meeting at $50 o'clock.
The 92d annual meeting Of the com
!
Foreign Missions will open in Hart
ford this afternoon and remain in ses-
sion until Friday noon. Matters of
great Importance win come under con-
sideration. The corporate members of
the board in this city are G. Henry
Whitcomb, Rev. Dr. Willard Scott,
Rev DR.. A. q. Conrad, C. H. Hutchins
and DR.. j. C. Berry. DR.. Berry will go
to Hartford today.
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Four new classes in pianoforte in
struction have been formed at the
Lothner Music School. Miss Eugenie
Roy has been appointed assistant
teacher for the beginners. The in
struction will cover two hours, from 8
to II p. m. once a month and will be
given on the same days as the chill
dren's musicales. The joining of class
lesson and musical was inaugurated
Saturday night, when, following the in
struction, a pleasing musical program
was performed for friends of the
school. Mrs. Eliza Lothner Rahm, di
rector of the school will supervise all
the classes.
Subscribers to the Kneisel Quartet
concerts, to be given in horticultural
Hall, ION Tuesday evenings, Oct. 29 and
Dec. 3, 1901, are: DIR. and Mrs. Albert
Wood, Mrs Lincoln N. Kinnicutt, Mrs.
Carrie King Hunt, Mrs. Thomas L.
Nelson, Miss Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
M. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. William Har-
rington, Miss Nella Marble, Mr.. and
Mrs Irving Swan Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Bassett, Miss M. L. Sanford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dudley Lamson,
Charles F. Aldrich, Miss Mary N. Per-
ley, Prof. Zelotes Wood Coombs, the
| Misses Coombs, DIR. and Mrs. Leonard
Wheeler, Mrs. NJ. A. Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus B. Fowler, Miss George
Bacon, DIR. and Mrs. Swasey, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w Disco, Mr.. and Mrs. j, Bradford
Sargent, Miss jeanne Lea Southwick,
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Pratt, Mrs.
e. D. Burlington, Mr. and Mrs. L. D.
Thayer Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Inches
of North Grafton, Mrs. H. B. Staples,
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Ludlow, Miss
Maria n. Dewey, DR.. Helen A. Good
speed Col. and Mrs. Samuel E. Win
slow, Mrs. Charles N. Prouty of
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Blacker,
Hon. Stephen Salisbury, Mrs. E. F.
Disco, Miss Disco, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
H. Prentice Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest H. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur ] Bassett, Miss Harriet E. Clarke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Crompton, DR..
and Mrs. Albert C. Getchell, Mrs. S. f.
Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Erville
Ware, Miss Helen F. Marsh, Mrs. S.
Nixon, Miss Mary W. Clarke, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin A. Barber, Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Dewitt, Mrs. ]. G. Jefferds
Miss Jefferds, Mrs. D. H. Eames
Charles H. Hutchins, Mrs. John Bowler
Miss Bowler, Mrs. Winslow S. Lincoln
Frederick S. Pratt, Mrs. Richard J.
Healey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Marble
Miss Mary Hoar, Mrs. Henry Sargent
Rev. and Mrs Austin S. Carver, Mrs
Frank E. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. w
w. Johnson, Mrs. Henrietta Orr, the
Misses Estabrook, Mrs. Charles A. Mer-
rill, Henry Taber, DR.. and Mrs. David
, Narrower, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w
, Moen, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Morgan, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank H. Robson, Mr.. and
;, Mrs. George F. Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
F. Marble, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ
Bent, George A. Bigelow, Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Bailey, Miss Emma A. Pratt
= Mrs. ]. Fred Mason, Mrs. T. E. Sterne
; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Brand, Judge
! and Mrs. F. A Gaskill, Mrs Halleck
: Bartlett, Miss Mary L. Bacon, T. B
: Brooks, Charles A. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs
: James Green.
Subscriptions may be left at NJ. Stei-
merit & Sons.
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