The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-13

Night" "Traum Durch Die Dammer-
ung," "Es War Einmal.
The complete program was: Schu-
bert, Impromptu in A fiat major, OPP.
142, No. q Paganini-S chumann, Ca
price; Scarlatti-Tausig, (a) Pastorale,
OBJ Capriccio; Tschaikowski, Arie des
Fursten eugene Onegin); Chopin, So
nate in B flat minor, OPP. So; Schu-
mann, (a) I'm Wunderschonen Monat
Mai" (b) Aus Meinen Thranen Spires
sem" (c) Die Rose, Die Lille" (d)
"Wenn Ich in Define Augen Seh;" Itch
Grolle Nicht;" Richard Strauss,
"Traum Durch Die Dammerung; p"
sinding, (a) "Es War Einmal;" CD
Hundert Eisenbewehrte;" Tschaikows-
Xxi. ScherYo Humoristique; Brahms, (a)
Intermezzo, OPP. 119, No. 3; (b) Capric-
clio, OPP. rs, No. 2; List. Etude in D
fiat major; Wagner Brassin, Feuerzau-
Der.
Miss S. L. Lawrence will hold her
Christmas sale at her residence, SO
William Street opening today and
continuing till Christmas, Miss Law
renee has many new and dainty novel
ties suitable for Christmas and we'd
ding presents.
Jose Reyes Spanish class at the eve
ming High School presented him with
a sum of money last night, the occa-
sion being Mr.. Reyes last lesson with
his pupils, as he goes to New York to-
day, whence he will sail for his home
in Porto Rico.
Mr.. Reyes will purchase handsome
dictionary of the English and Spanish
language with the money given him
L ~ I'M
to do so for him since learning Of his
intended departure, Mrs. Thomas F.
Boyle, a class member, presented the
gift to Mr.. Reyes, making her speech
in Spanish, which she has learned at
the evening High School.
Mr.. Reyes responded in Spanish. His
speech, as translated into English, was
as follows;
My Dear and Beloved Pupils of the
Spanish Glass in Worcester, Massa-
chusetts: Tomorrow l leave in the
direction of my native country and
with deep sorrow and sentiment
separate from you, but your faces and
names 1 will keep forever in my
heart. For the present that you have
given me as a remembrance of you,
l give you the most expressive thanks
and 1 will keep it with me as long as
possible. Goodbye, my dear friends.
l wish with all my heart that all may
be happy and soon learn the language
of Cervantes. I wish all merry
Christmas and a happy New Year"
The Ladies Circle of Webster Square
Church closed a two days fair last
night. An ystersupperwas servedf from
to o'clock and there was a good sale
of fancy and domestic articles as well
as candy and ices.
A two days Christmas sale opened at
All Souls Church yesterday afternoon.
L. NJ. Gilchrist, Asa Goddard, Mrs B.
F. Marsh, Mrs c. F. Marsh are in
general charge. Green and white form
the principal color scheme of the
booths. A fortunes wheel serves the
purposes of a mystery table. The
flower table is decorated with violets,
the lemonade table is prettily trimmed
to show lattice work overhead, the
children's table looks like a Christmas
tree. the candy booth has a roof that
appears to be snow covered, and from
1t hang imitation icicles. At the St.
Makrina Clubs table aprons are sold
and there is also a dainty fancy table.
q he entertainment of last evening will
be repeated tonight. 1t Is a panto-
mine in which 16 Sunday School chill
dren and the following took part:
Misses Cora Hall, Minnie Munson,
Marion Hunt Clara Dakin, Lottie
Matthews, Jessie Marsh, Charles
Marsh, Fred Beals, Theodore Kanouse,
Edwin Darby VIII Reed, George
Goddard The entertainment committee
is; Walter Morgan H. H Chabot, Mrs
M. H. Ingraham, Mrs. Ann Allen, Miss
Lila J. Allen
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M.
C. A. serves a turkey dinner today in
Association Hall from u to 2 o'clock.
The menu is tempting and a large at
tendance of business men and women
is expected to pass judgment upon it.
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The Worcester branch of the Nc
All mission met in Central Church at
3 p. M, yesterday Mrs. Warren w
Greene presided. Rev. Albert w.
Hitchcock opened the meeting with
prayer. Arrangements were made to
have the treasurer, Miss Bigelow dis
tribute the McAll Record to members
hereafter. Mr.. Hitchcock spoke of his
acquaintance with the founder of the
mission, DIR. William McAll whom Mr.
Hitchcock met in Paris 10 years ago,
and with whom he visited the missions
there. Mr.. Hitchcock also dined with
DIR. McAll at his home.
Mrs George Martin of Philadelphia
recording secretary of the National
Association, who is visiting Mrs
George MacIntyre on Lincoln Street ,ad-
dressed the meeting, as did Miss Lucy
NJ Green of RpGtOn