The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-21
Out & About

( each meeting, from either the religious
and philanthropic news committee or
( the committee on current events.
The officers of the league are: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Arthur L. Weatherly; vice
presidents, Mrs. c. A. Roys, Mrs. F. L.
Phalen; secretary, Mrs. c. H. Davis;
assistant secretary, Miss Maria c.
Butler; treasurer, Mrs. M. H. Cowden;
auditor, Miss Clara e. Billings; ex-
ecutive committee, Mrs. A. S. Carver,
Mrs. G. E. Francis, Mrs. c. H. Davis,
Mrs. S. H Clary, Mrs. F. j. Carr, Mrs.
G. A Slocomb, Mrs G.. M. Stoddard,
Mrs. William Norcross, Mrs A. H.
Mirick. Miss Alkaline May, Miss A. F.
Taft, Mrs. A. G. Livermore; fellowship
committee, Miss Fannie Bigelow Mrs.
e. w. Warren, Mrs P. w. Weston,
Miss Sarah Weiss, Mrs. G. A. Waite,
Mrs. c. C. Richardson. Mrs. e. B. How
ard, Miss Helen Fletcher, Mrs. ]. A.
Norcross, Mrs. w. M. Freeman, Mrs.
c.. w. Estabrook. Mrs. ]. c. Yeaton;
religious and philanthropic news COM
mittee, Mrs. S. T. Brown, Mrs. J. B.
Stone, Mrs. J. f. Wicks; committee on
current events, Mrs. M. F. Cunning, DR..
E. L. Clarke, Mrs. K. c. Taft; com
mittee on cheerful letter exchange,
The officers of the league and the ex-
ecutive committee form the executive
| board.
The Social Aid Society of All Souls
Church meets for sewing at o'clock
a. m. today. Work will be done for
the fair to be held Dec. IL and IL.
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A charming informal recital was
given at Miss Ellen A. Kimballs
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| day afternoon from to o'clock The
program consisted of readings and pi-
anforte numbers. @. H. Burdett, in
structor in music at the school, was
in charge Of the program and played
two selections. The pupils who took
part were: Misses Eva Balm, Gertie
Edwards, Ethel Cowan, Madeline Cobb.
Edith Rowland, Mary Price.
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Subscriptions are coming in in an en-
oouraging way for the two piano re-
citals to be given in Memorial Hall on
Dec. II and Jan. 9, by Arthur ]. Bas-
sett, assisted by J. Melville Horner,
baritone. The public sale Of tickets
will begin at steinert's on Monday,
Dec. 2, at a.. m.
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The Ladies' Circle Of Webster Square
Church will meet for work this after
noon, at the home of Mrs. John Tain
ter, SO Mill Street Supper will be
served as usual, followed by an enter
tainment in the evening.
Cards are out for the wedding of DR..
Richard Dresser Small, formerly of
Worcester, and Miss Grace Florence
Cogswell of Boston, for Nov. rs, in the
Second Church, Copley Square, Boston
A reception will follow the ceremony
at 50 Commonwealth Avenue.
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Mrs. John Gillespie Jefferds, SSS Main
Street, gives a coming out reception for
her daughter, Miss Angelina ]. JEFF
ferds, Tuesday afternoon from to 7
o'clock.
Miss Pratt of Ashland Street and
Mrs. James Green of Elm Street gave
a reception yesterday afternoon at the
house of Miss Pratt, 6 Ashland Street,
to introduce Miss Mary Sprague Green
and Miss Elizabeth billiard Pratt The
hours were from a to o'clock
Miss Pratt and Mrs. Green were as
sisted by Mrs. Edwin Brown, Mrs.
Francis H. Dewey, Mrs. Charles H.
y. d. "A
S. Carver, Mrs. Waldo Lincoln, Mrs.
Charles D. Lamson, Mrs. j. Russell
Marble, Mrs. Frank L. Messenger, Mrs.
]. Fred Mason, Mrs. William E. Rice,
Mrs. Samuel B. Woodward, Miss Dean
Miss Flint, Miss Hogg, Miss Mary
Hamilton, Miss Alice C. Ward, Miss
Lamson, Miss Marble, Miss Dole of ia
maica Plain, Miss Valley of Boston
Miss Shipleigh of Allston Miss Flea
nor Brigham of North Grafton and
Miss Jewett of Springfield. The house
decorations were -shrysanthemums,
roses and violets:
The Downing mineral class meets
this afternoon at the Natural History
Museum at AS o'clock. Miss A. H.
fuckers class in woods will have for
Its subject tomorrow afternoon at AS
o'clock Mahogany and White Wood"
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Mrs. Dorathy McTaggart Miller and
Miss Tucker were guests OF the Friday
Morning Club at it's meeting yesterday
morning. Miss Miller sang two arias
/ from Samson and Delilah" and Miss
Tucker played a solo by Chopin. The
remainder of the program consisted of
plano numbers from Berlioz and Saint
Saens.
The next meeting is Dec. 4, when a
Saint-Saens' program will be given.
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The Wednesday Club of All Saints
Church will have a cake auction. for
the benefit of the District Nurse Socie-
ty, in the parish library at 7.45 o'clock
tonight.
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Prof. Zelotes W. Coombs read an in
structive paper on THE French Pion-
GERS" at the meeting of the Second
Parish Club IN the vestry of the First
Unitarian Church last night.
Fred L. Hutchins will read a paper
at the next meeting. Dec. 4, on THE
English in Virginia"
In considering the attempts of France