The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-12
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| will be presented The choir will be
assisted by Miss Emma Mitchell, So
prano; Miss Florence Mirick con-
tralto; Stanley Rood tenor, and George
w. Warren, basso.
The compositions included in the
series are; The Fatherhood OF Goo:
46th Psalm Dudley Buck); excerpts
from Sullivan's "Prodigal Son." adapta-
lions from Schumann and possibly a
program made up Of request" num-
bers toward the end of the series.
The selections from The Holy City"
are as follows: Introduction; chorus,
mo Shadows Yonder"; tenor solo, MY
Soul Is Athirst for Cod; aria, con-
] tralto, Eye Hath Not Seen; chorus,
/ For Thee, o Dear, Dear Country;
intermezzo; bass aria, "A New Heaven
and New Earth; choral sanctus,
Holy, Holy, Holy; aria, soprano,
THESE Are They That Come Out of
Great Tribulation'; soprano and alto
duet, "They Shall Hunger No More;
chorus, Great and Marvellous Are Thy
| Works"
The Woman's Suffrage League will
meet with Miss S. A Henshaw. 6 Lou
don Street, at p. m. today.
! Miss Mabel S. Chamberlain, 116
Summer Street. is arranging the re-
| School which will take place at the
school Jan. 4. Those members who
cannot find it convenient to attend are
to send letters which win be read at
the reunion.
Bancroft Chapter. D. of r., will meet
with Mrs. Mary NJ. Goes, 1858 Main
Street, Jan. IA. Mrs. Mary A. Chapman
of Fitchburg, state regent Of the D. Of
r.. and Mrs. John T. Hickman of
/ or ha q
guests of honor at the meeting. Each
member may invite one guest for the
afternoon.
The younger Assembly set will dance
the old year out and the new year in
at Salisbury Hall.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity of
| the Tech will give a dance at the
chapter house on Humboldt Avenue to-
morrow night. Albert William is chair
man of the committee in charge.
The Woman's Club class in the study
of parliamentary law meets tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
ity ball in Mechanics Hall, Jan. "a. has
appointed the following sub-commjt-
tees: Hall decorating, Richard w
Greene, chairman; Mrs. Arthur c. Co
minis. Mrs Richard c. Cleveland Mrs
Samuel z. Winslow, Miss Sarah Hop
kins, Miss Frances Morse, Irving s.
Brown, Charles S. Hale, John G. Hey
wood, John f. Lancaster and z. P.
! Sumner. Drawing room, Mrs. Homer
Gage, chairman; Mrs. F. H. Baker.
Mrs. Burton w. Grout, Mrs. ". A.
Denholm. Mrs lockwood Hoar. Mrs.
Harry w Smith, Mrs. Charles D.
Whittall, Luther c. Brown and Chand-
Ter Bullock.
Miss Jennie A Partridge had a sale
of fancy articles yesterday at the
Trowbridge Road. Many of the arti-
cles such as dainty crochetted shawls,
knit slippers and edgings were made
by Miss Partridge who is blind. The
sale was very successful, netting, over
$145.
The house of Mrs. H H. Fairbanks,
50 Dean Street, proved to be admirably
adapted for the handkerchief sale con-
Quoted by the Hahnemann Hospital
Associates yesterday afternoon.
Though handxerchiefs were featured
at the sale. a variety of other articles
were sold These included pretty cal
endars, an unusually dainty assort-
ment Of aprons, home made candy. etc.
The use Of laurel was effectively con-
spicuous in the decorations Of the ia
bles and the fireplace was banked with
hydrangeas still holding the beauty of
their autumn coloring.