The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-18
Out & About

beauty Luncheon was served at small
tables, on the European plan.
Last night the menus dainty,as every
thing else in the Japanese garden, had
the following tempting offerings: Es-
calloped oysters, chicken patties, sand
witches, ices, chocolate, tea, coffee and
cake.
The fair was under the direction of
Mrs. Oscar F. Rawson, Mrs. F. A.
Phalen, Mrs A. l. Noble, Miss Clara
Billings and Mrs David Manning. The
tea room was in charge of Miss Anna
Ballard, Mrs. A. l. Noble, Mrs. Harry
B. Fairbanks and Mrs A A. Barker.
The Geisha girls were Miss Mary Long
ley, Miss Dickinson, Miss Clara Bill
lings, Miss Marie Woodward. Miss
Margaret Gile, Miss Mabel Clark, Mrs
F. H. Lucke and Miss Newcomb. Other
tables were managed as follows:
Candy, Mrs. S. H. Clarey, Miss Maria
Morse, Miss Marie Wyman; novelty,
Miss Fannie Robinson. Mrs. T. S. John
son, Mrs. F. S. Fiske; domestic, Mrs.
David Manning, Mrs. Alexander Bige-
Charles Waite and Mrs. F. B. Bigelow;
children's, Miss Mary Hoar, Mrs. Whit
taker, Miss Rider and Mrs. E. H.
Wood.
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The Ladies Aid Society of the South
Unitarian Church held a short bust
Less session yesterday afternoon. A
report of the recent kirmess at the
church showed that over 5000 had been
made.
The second in the series of organ re-
cftaIc on +ba 1au, orao, oe Tho hdo,oe
Square Baptist Church, was given last
night by Walter B. Eaton, organist at
the Church OF the Unity Mr.. Eaton
was assisted by the Orpheus Quartet
consisting of Miss Gage, Mrs. Childs
Miss Thomas and Miss Fowler. Fol-
lowing is the program
Prelude to Christmas cantata........
Observation-Disclosures. Bach Whiting
At Evening. Dudley Buck
Mr.. Eaton.
Legends Observation-Disclosures. Mohring
Quartet.
Grand Choeur. ..... Georges Manchester
Liebeslied. ............. Henselt-Truette
Mr. Eaton.
Lullaby. Observation-Disclosures.
The Chimes ...................Gi lchrlst
Quartet
Second and Third Movements of Sonata
Pascale.
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| Allelulia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LemmenS
Mr.. Eaton.
| The Brook OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
| Good Night ....................P insut
! Quartet.
I Largo. ................. Handel-WhitneJ
Christmas Professional March,.
.."...................H Henri Deshaye'
Mr.. Eaton.
| Tho mill hn civ hx
! George a. Smith, organist at Al
Saints Church, the date to be an
nounced later.
The Lend-a Hand Club of the Church
of the Unity is to give a tree for poor
children, Tuesday morning Any con
| tributions of toys or clothing may be
| left at the church Friday afternoon.
| The annual football hop was giver
last night by the cadets at Highland
Military Academy. The armory was
| decorated handsomely with eigh
| streamers of holly radiating from the
! centre of the room. Hung obscurely OF
an oldfashioned lantern in the middle
! of the hall was a sprig Of mistletoe
which made many a maid scurry ava!
in fear when its character was pointe
/ out to her.
Music was furnished by Bicknell'
/ Orchestra Refreshments of ice-crean
and cake were served during intermis
! sion
| Among those present were Miss Sa
| die NJ. King, c. f. Fisher Irwin Henri!
! Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Mann
/ Miss Johnson, Mrs ]. W. Bishop, julia
Reed, Sarah B. Pratt, William H. Cove
| Mrs. A. c. Cove, Lydia p. Cove Mrs
A. e. Newton, Mrs. Jennie Mann, Mis-
! Mildred Newton, Miss Amy ]. Bemis
| Ruby H. Day, Ida Day, Mrs. e. II
| Legg, Miss Legg, Miss Marian Legg
4 Marie G. Webb, Lena P. Bray, Mar!
! L. Mellor Mary Gray Marston, Boston
| j. A Sanford, Jr., Mrs NJ. H. Doher
ity, Clifton A. Quimby, Jennie T. Brown
/ Mrs H. c. Thompson, Miss julia
! French, Miss Frances Bradley, A. M
| Lowell, George r. Matthews, Miss Law
renee Marietta Matthews, Mrs. Jennie
| Abbott Nation.
! The Christmas holidays at the acad
envy begin tomorrow and continue un
| til Jan. 2.
| Charles Mutt was the speaker at the
monthly meeting of the Mems League
| of the Congregational Church, Mari
! boro, last night. His subject was
| "Croker's Leadership and the Recent
| Defeat Of Tammany."
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! Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Sumner were
pleasantly surprised Monday night by
a visit from the quartet and chorus OF
! Plymouth Church, where Mr.. Sumner
! is musical director. About 30 were in
the party of unexpected callers who
were made welcome at once and who
spent a most enjoyable social evening.
Games we're played and there was a
musical program in which Arthur
| Coburn, organist; Milton Snyder, bass
and Miss Lolita Smith, alto, took part.
| A handsome bouquet was presented to
Mr.. Sumner by Mr. Snyder in behalf of
the choir. Ices and cake were served
during the evening.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Y. NJ.
c. A. met yesterday afternoon. There
was a good attendance. President Mrs.
A. c. Munroe presided and Mrs. Helen
DeCamp led the devotional service. II
was reported that the turkey dinner
cleared about S109 for the auxiliary.
Il was voted to hold a rummage sale in
January. 1t was also decided to have
an Auxiliary banquet in Association
Hall next month.
EMMETS WILL ACT