The colored American., 1899-12-09
City Paragraphs.

Mr. John D. FoSselE Is 'AAins
"-, ~ LATIN, supplementary to his
study oiths law
wis. Lucille Wilson, of Baltimore
.nant sl,t- thanksgiving with Mrs. Good
xich, of street.
7 G,oernor P. B. s. Pinehback and
WIN AmbIer have been drawn for
INV n dutv. December term of court
wsssrs williamson and Edwards are
s,iId,np I'D a good trade at the FL
Canev Ca Cafe, Ais K street northwest
Moore and Prloleau are entertaining
host of friends at their Saturday
n,gbt "spreads," and the boys say
.hev wouldn't miss q single "event."
Miss Leila Shelton and Miss Veron'
700 ,saunders, of Baltimore, were
TbspksgiviDg III guests Of Miss zIta' Ross
Rev. B, W. Morris, Of Newberne'
NJ q minister Of the A. M. E. Con-
.eronce Of the Old North State, is in
the city this week on business.
No fair in all the vast series of fairs
this year has been more successful than
that Of 81. Augustine's Catholic church
II closed brilliantly Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Mary F. Carroll, Of 3i8 Pennsyl
vsnia avenue, expects to attend the
wedding of her cousin, Miss Mary Gross
which takes place in a few days IN
Philadelphia.
Lewis H. Douglass was the hrst COL
Orad MOI appointed as composltor IN
,mment Printing Office. w.
cite was the second. w. Cal
was once an employee in the
Iomens League, at its last
formally Withdrew from the
Association of Colored Wo'
merica. Mira. Helen A Cook
ent of the Women's League OF
net of Columbia.
NINA lone Gordon, OF Pitts
e, was married to Mr.. Robert
Of this city, by the Rev. 6.
,sId, Wednesday night, Novem-
It the parsonage. Many valu-
ropaivpd
aTpy pair.
Mrs. L. D Best, VINO were
Thanksgiving night held their
llast Sunday from toS p. m.
nome 1910 street, n. W. A large
numUer Of friends, relatives and ac
quaiutances we're present to tender
their poets and well wishes.
Miss Belle Scott, handsome and
accomplished teacher in the public
schools Of Baltimore, spent the Thanks
giving holidays in the city, the guest
OF her cousin, Mrs. J. D. Lyman, 9l9
y street, northwest. She returned
uOlhG 'uuudy cNeutuS.
Nov that the chilly December
wea,heris at hand, it will be found a
wise move to always have in the house
some good whisky to ward off a cold or
perhaps pneumonia. Try Naughton's
Harper or Wilson whiskies, 1926 l4th
street, northwest. They are all right.
Or. Sharp, editor of the Afro Ameri'
can Speaker, Frederick, Nd, ajournsl
which gave Governor'Elect Smith 8
hesrty and effective support during
the recent campaign, was in the city
Saturday evening, en- route to Will
mington, NC.
Miss Daisy jackson has gone to
Kansas City, No, and is at home with
FfoL and Mrs 5. r. Bailey, 1904 Agnes
avenue. Miss Jackson fills the vacancy
IN Lincoln High school recently caused
oy the resignation of Miss Clara Ship
pen.
Nh and Mrs. Frank Bell have leased
their Alexandria property and are COM
tortably domiciled in this city at 1Ol1
Third street northwest. Mr.. Bell is
one OF the most popular attaches of
the specification division Of the Gov
eFnmept Printing Office.
Mr.. R. H. Shipley, Phar, D., of the
9TH precinct, started last Sunday week
Ior ten days vacation in Wheeling
W. Va and Steubenville, Ohio. His
uncle, George snowden, lives in the
latter place. Mr.. Shipley has fully re-
eoYered from the effects of quite a Sc
we're fall, which he had not long ago
from the patrol wagon which he drives,
The membership of the PersonalI,ih.
et'y League Club is on the increase
ana the managers keep the best of
oluef' Several improvements have
oeen made Oflate in the arrangement
% lher handsome apartments and
. mesSfs' Edelin,, Bowie, Hawkins and
ins,,.s ,rS.s exert themselves at all times to
wta '1s comfort Of the gentlemen
Tbs WHO d drop in for pleasant Saen chat, eto
The Club is still -. Ia., e'c'