The colored American., 1899-11-25
City Paragraphs.

Boycott the Grand Opera House.
Mr.. Walter Pinchback has located in
New York City.
Nh. Sandy Malone, who has been
sick so long, is worse.
Chase should be chased out oftown-
that is Manager Chase. Of the New
Grand.
G. ]. Pickett of the Government
Printing Office is back from an enjoy
able western trlp.
Miss Nsn Dunlap OF I street has
been confined to her home for two
weeks with bad cold.
Miss Laura Arnold, teacher OF the
Slater school, who has been very .slcK,
ia able to resume her duties.
Rehoboth Baptist church, Rev. John
Richard pastor, will celebrateits thirty
fifth anniversary Monday evening.
The Baptist Ministers Union will
meet Monday morning next at l0:S0 at
Shiloh Baptist church, Alexandria.
Rev James 81. Lee begins a weeks
rally tomorrow morning at the Third
Baptist church, corner 9th and Q SITS.
Respectable and rsce'loving colored
people should stay away from such dis
eliminating places as the New Grand,
A number Of Wasbingtonians sre ar
ranging to attend the Tuskegee con-
ferel ce in February. 1t wi l be most
interesting event.
Joseph Ii. Douglass lost pocket
book containing $500 in the Police
Court Monday. Mr.. Douglass thinks
bis pocket was picked.
Mrs. P. NJ. Graves, after spending q
week in this city visiting her daughter,
Mis-. Henry L. Bailey, has returned to
her home in Danville, Va.
DR.! John Outlaw, one Of the best
clerks in the Pension Bureau, was re-
Gently the fortunate recipient OF COW
eted promotion to class $1,000.
Miss Ida Turner, OF 2S04 9th st., n. W.,
is sojourning IN the City Of Brotherly
Love, and is highly pleased with her
visit to the Export Exposition.
Rev. Alexander Lomax has been
called to the pastorate of Salem Baptist
church. He will be formally installed
Sunday, L ecember 3, at p. m.
Miss Julia P. Hughes, Phai. D., class
of 1877, Howard, ,is taking a special
course in pharmacy and chemistry at
the Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Mir. Charles A. Reeder, of the exec
ulive mansion, and Miss Fracis b. Lee,
which will take place December 6, at
2l32 Ward Place northwest.
The new features at University Park
Temple are drawing out large congre-
cations every Sunday. Rev. Sterling
N. Brown, the pastor,i Is one Of the
most thorough church managers in the
country.
The friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. B
Bagley are glad to learn that they have
moved in their cozy little home, 2405
street northwest We wish them NJ uch
success and happiness in their new
abode.
The Baptist Minister'S Union sent
S37. 7.64 to Rev. E. M. Brawley. Darien,
Ga, TO assist in defending members of
the church there who were charged
with disorder during the recent race
troubles.
Mr. J. Sims, of Capitol Hill. is rejoic'
ing over the arrival bis two sisters from
Mississippi, from whom he was sepa'
rated on the outbreak Of the Civil War,
and only ascertained their whereabouts
few months ago.
Miss Susie E. Scott, the accomplish
ed soprano, sang beautiful solo before
a recent meeting Of Bethel Literary
and Historical Association. Miss Scott
is leading soprano of the choir Of Lin
coin Memorial Church.
The Merrymakers will give their first
grand ball and soiree of the season at
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