The colored American., 1901-08-24

Ame la Pinkett, Mr. and Mrs. AIIisCn
". ~ w sherman, Mrs. L. B. Cooper, Will
iIsh1 Brooks, ]. Spriggs, John White,
-. JACKSON, Wilson Williams, Frank
HeDdrickson and others.
Ihe SeIiks Quartette under the mar =
agement of Mr.. Fred Freeman the
neadWatter at the MstheWsCn n is to tour
q lew towns IN Massac husetts before re =
turning to Washington. a grand con-
cert ls being arrat ged 10 be given in
North Adams Here Mr. Freeman will
MAKE DIS debut on the 'cellO
Mr.. Joseph Pallen of Washington is
mere doing some work on 3 rather diff
cult classic He has made marked
progress while at the New EnglaDC
conservatory Mr. Pollen graduates II
19U3 an0 then hopes tO perfect himself
ia Germany. His own GLASS wniIe II
boston numbers twenty odd pupi s
so far he has written half dozen Clas-
sics and sacred song. Some CT thie
music will be published and put before
the public this fall. 1t is hoped that 3
recital will be had before he leaves for
northern Massachusetts.
Mr. y. 3. Jackson of the Aet liam
MandOl and Guitar CLUB is sbIyu up
holding The reputation of the Club. IL
ali select concerts something e goes WRONG
unless Mr. Jackson is on the program
His geniS lly is mostly in evidence
when at the Washing on Club.
Mr.. j. ii. Tho OmpsCn, president MIs
siOnary Mite @Ocity end principal Easl
LewlsyiIle School. Jacksonville. Fla,
is making quite hit along musical and
literary lines. Last Sunday nIgGt he
sang "VenI CREATOR with mucn feel
ing and techn'que.
Mrs, ]. G., ll.ns has returned from
Newport where she has spent the past
three weeks. We notice Bar. Collins
seems to be in betI er mood since her
return. Before returning home they
expect to make a two wet ks stay in
Newport.
Mr.. T.. A. Wright is to leave on the
first of September for New Bedford,
He goes to visit Mrs. A. j. Reed From
New Bedford he leaves for Buffalo
where he is 10 meet party OF friends
who 81 e to visit the Falls, Canada and
points of interest nearby.
Much life Will be added 70 the - ash
ington colony whtn Mr. w. r. Locke
reaches Buffalo. At present he Is un-
decided as TO the date, but he Will not
stay bele later than the first, as ne
wishes to reach Washington by the
latter part of September.
Mr.. NJ. &. Wilson and wife were seen
examining coy looking little cottage.
We hope we are TO be blessed with their
company next seas on. Their interest
in all social events Is uEbOunded. Not
once nave they M sstd q polo game.
a conspicuous peIsOn Is MIR. w. NJ.
Nero b cause OF MS quiet demeanOr,
his affaOllIy and general bearing he is
appreciated by AL. We're no inclined
40 accept all invitation offered L would
soon be tit subject for doctor
Cmcsgo must nave peculiar charm.
1t has Deen u TASK for Mr. Alex 3. RiV-
ers o end the season with US. He likes
neIe but as soon as heavy rain starts
IN We may expect TO DlG him adieU.
We wonder what the attIac Ion is.
Mr. J. Z. Alien Is coon to leave for
Indianapolis. Iud., where he is 10 rt-
main for the winter. While the tales
at Gne cub are b5iDg told Mr.. All
q good listener, ont when iC is ms turn
god, bad aud iud horeLt listeners Iend
nim DOt b ears.
MIR. Robert Freeman is pOndeIing
over an appointment. A position has
been tenderSG him in the Library at
W ashiDgtOn, aud as yet no mss DOb dc
clOed as to whether hs will accept. W.
are C rta1u the l. braIy Will secure the
ssryIces OF q good man should ne ac-
Cept.
Mr. AdOugh Byrd has not missed
dance or polo game this season. Ia all
cOncerts he has taken an active part
tt il his intention to visit Boston and