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

$3254.30; total expenditures, $31SS.20;
balance on hand $467.41; receipts from
Christmas sale, $112495 churches,
$919.55; individuals 1886.
The list Of subscriptions and gifts
follows:-
First Unitarian Church, $156; Church
of the Unity, $50; South Unitarian
Church, $40; First Universalist Church,
$50; All Saints Church, $40; st. Marks
Church, $25; St. Johns Episcopal
Church, $11.5 ST. Paurs Church, SIS;
Central Church, $40: Pilgrim Church,
SIS; Old South Church, $66; Piedmont
Church, $42; Union Church, SOL 30;
Plymouth Church, $25; First Baptist
Church, SIS; Main Street Baptist
Church, $22. so; Dewey Street Baptist
Church, IS; Church of Christ, $40;
Woodward, $10O; Mrs. Lyman Bartlett,
IS; Mrs Warren Gilman, 81; Miss
Edgeworth Whittall. $685. Miss Lucy
Rice, $40; Willard Richmond. So; a
friend, SIS: Mrs. Margaret Chaplin
Bazeley, $40; Miss Lincoln, $27; Mrs.
Charles G. Washburn, $50: Mrs. e. d.
Thayer, Jr., $50; Tatnuck Sewing Circle,
IS. Total, 1910. 55.
The permanent fund was reported to
be the same as last year, $710O. The
estimated value of gifts given out by
the society is $569.Iz.
A Christmas sale will be held Thurs
day, Nov. q, afternoon and evening,
in Colonial Hall. The tables as planned
are: Fancy table, Mrs. F. H. Dewey;
straw goods and violets, Mrs. Samuel
E. Winslow; art table, Miss May But
Ter; childrens table, Mrs. C. D. Wheel
er; domestic table, Miss ]. R. Lincoln;
homemade preserves, jellies, cake, ETC.,
Mrs. A. M S. Butler; candy table, Miss
Edgeworth Mitchell: tea table, Miss
Frances M. Lincoln.
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The engagement is announced of
Miss Daisy C. Gage and Clarence
Gale.
George T. Tribe, 46 Burnside build
ing, has on exhibition at his studio
some unusually effective compositions
in black and white, and collection of
charming coast scenes done in water
color The black and white EXHIBITS
include exquisite bits illustrative OF
Tennyson's "Idylls of the King.
Among them are THE Passing of Ar
thur" "Launcelot and Elaine" 'Mer-
lin and Vivian" There is a refreshing
individuality about the drawings which
are also in perfect keeping with the
thought of the poet.
The water colors show points along
the English coast, and Cape Ann, An
nisquam and Gloucester. A few can
vases are of scenes about Worcester,
and are delightfully."- presented. Mr..
Tribe is an artist, as well as an archi-
tect His pictures are most interesting
and are much visited. The exhibition
is public and will continue until Sun
day.
The Womans Association of the
South Baptist Church, Worcester, has
the following officers and committees
for the coming year:
President, Mrs. William ]. Eddy,
Agawam Street: first vice president
Mrs Jason Bassett, AIS Pleasant
Street; second vice president, Mrs. r.
H. lockwood, 20 Lewis Street; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. NJ. b.
Finn, Is King Street; financial secre-
tary. Miss Ruth Gibson, 8 Gates
street; recording secretary, Mrs. E. L.
Clarke. 10 Wayne Street.. treasurer,
Mrs. Joseph Mcneil, 9 Gates Street.
The committees and their chairman
are: Charitable, Mrs. William Baker;
work Mrs. Azrie Brissette; social, Mrs
II. w. Stickney; refreshments, Mrs.
Fred Searle; visiting, Mrs. William
Waite; missionary, city, state ana ma
tional. Mrs. ]. B. Rhodes; missionary,
Europe and foreign nations, Mrs. Will
liam Waite; devotional, Mrs. Guy F.
Wheeler.
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Miss Florence Harrington, kindergar-
ten teacher at All Souls Church, gave
her sixth annual kindergarten party in
the chapel of All Souls Church yester-
day afternoon between 4 and o'clock.
Forty children were present The
chapel had been arranged and decor
ated by Miss Harrington. The first
hour was devoted to music and kinder
garten games. AT o'clock the children
marched to a table which had been
sumptuously spread for them. When
the supper was over each child was
presented a souvenir. Many mothers
were present and entered into the
spirit of the hour This kindergarten
is supported by All Souls Sunday
School.