The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-23

ward Allen, H. Eaton, George Edmonds,
F. NJ Clark, Benjamin Dumont, Miss
Franc Webster, Louise H. Larned, lda
Mcneil, Lillian M. Davidson, Ernest M
Stacey, A. L. Harris, Mrs. M. p. Har-
ris, L. M. Muncey, B. S. Grady, Mr.
Prescott Miss Lighton, Miss March
bank, Miss Slater, Edwin Romkey and
George H. Storey.
I There were piano solos by Miss Mabel
c. Dean. A peanut hunt was in
dulged in and refreshments were
served. Frank w. Hovey was chair
man of the committee of arrangements.
The decorations for the military
whist party, under the auspices of the
Woman's Club, in Mechanics Hall Nov.
5, will be unusually appropriate. Flags
and bunting will prevail flag will
wave from each fort. Lieut.. Com.
Carter of the Wabash, now at Charles
town, will be the guest Of the club. Ices
| will be served in the galleries during
| the progress Of the game, and in the
main ante-room after the game. The
moulds will be military in their sugges-
| lions. Gallery tickets go on sale Sat
urday at II o'clock in the ante-room of
Mechanics Hail. Players tickets are
! selling fast; already three batteries
! have been taken.
q + &
! The Conrad lecture course for the
fourth season has been arranged as fol-
| lows
Nov. 12-Switzerland. capped
SUBMITS, blooming valleys, mountain
passes, glaciers and gorges, waterfalls.
The summer pleasures ground of the
world.
Nov. 26-Paris the incompatible. The
city of catastrophes and carniyals,
grandeur and gaiety, world-renowned
boulevards. the River Seine, famous
public buildings etc st. Cloud: A Fad
! ing Smile. Versailles: A Mention and
a Memory. Fontainbleau: A dream OF
yesterday
Dec. 1.-THE Black Forest and the
Rhine Weird and enchanting. Cata-
racts and castles, the land of legend
and romance, Neuhausen, Strasburg,
| Heidelberg, Baden Baden, Wildbad,
Mayence, the vine-clad Rhine.
Jan. 4-Vienna-Prague- - Carlsbad.
Vienna: The city of jeweled circles, the
Blue Danube, splendid monuments, ele-
giant edifices, the parks and the Prater.
| Prague: Famous in history; ancient
and antiquated. Palace, castle, cathe-
| dral Carlsbad: Austria's most noted
] watering place; hot springs, trink-
| halles, walks, wooded drives.
Jan. 25-Ireland, the Emerald Isle.
| The land of heather and heroes; en-
trancing Killarney; coaching a hun
dred miles from Killarney to Macrom;
Cork. Limerick, Dublin, Belfast, Giant
causeway, Londonderry etc.
4&&
The miscellaneous concert by the
Piedmont Church quartet, assisted by
Miss Marie Nichols, violinist, proved
a success in every way last evening.
The Woman's Association of the
church will benefit financially as one
result and good-sized audience went
away at the close of the concert high
| ly pleased with the program to which
they had listened. Miss Nichols is a
Roxbury young woman, a pupil of
Emil Mollenhauer She is charming
personally and has an attractive stage
presence. Her numbers were well Sc
lected and given with proper infiec-
ton. The individuality of her inter-
probation promises to make her
favorite. Besides Miss Nichols, Mrs.
Caroline T. Shepard soprano, and
Mrs. Dorathy McTaggart-Miller, con-
tralto, received encores, to which they
responded with a bow of acknowledge
ment. Besides Mrs. Shepard and Mrs.
Miller the church quartet consists of
Clarence B. Shirley, tenor and direct
or, and ]. Melville Horner, bass. Will
liam A. Gaylord was at the organ and
Miss Nellie L. Ingraham at the piano.
Mrs. James E. Orr was chairman of
the committee in charge of the con-
cert