The colored American., 1902-10-11

Bishop Alexander Walters preached
to large audiences last Sunday morn
ing and evening, at Galbraith A. M T.
Zion church.
Mr.. and Mrs Israel Cook celebrated
their silver wedding anniversary
Thursday evening at their residence,
1915 18th street N. w. Particulars
next week.
1t is said that Rev. Browns anRiver-
sary sermon last Sunday was master
piece of eloquence and cOmmon-sense
He is unquestiOnably the growing
preacher.
Mr.. Howard M. Smith, of Baltimore,
a medical student at the University or
pennsylvania, spent Sunday in Wash
ington. He was the guest of Miss Net
tie Langston.
S. S. Daish, an ''audacious" dealer
In feed and coal, was fined $40 In the
police court Friday for unWarranted
assault upon Dr. E. d. Scott, OF S03
9th street northeast
Mr.. H. A Clarke has resigned his
position at the Government Printing
Office and will probably enter upon the
practice of law He is a graduate OF
Howard law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Steward, of Lam
sing, Mich, spent a few days In the
:lCy this week, seeing the sights. They
eft for Niagara Falls and other Ease
| srn points last Wednesday evening.
Miss Sarah Jurix, of Boston, former
| ly of this city, is here for short stay,
md will be glad to see her many
friends at the residence of her aunt,
Mrs Cornell, 1119 21st street N. w.
Mr.. Daniel Freeman, the expert pho
| tographer at 1916 14th street N W., has
made a bid to his friends for holiday
.rade. He is offering special rates with
improved methods for the holidays.
Mrs. and Miss Johnson, of Natchez,
| re the guests of Dr.. ana Mrs. Henry
| Bailey. Mrs. Johnson is the mother or
| DR.. VIM r. Johnson, recently appoint
ed one of the internes at Freedmen s
hospital.
| Miss Mamie Chase, who sang at the
ong service by the Metropolitan ju-
ior choir last Sunday evening, has a
1ery pleasing voice, which bids fair to
% her much credit. Her phrasing is
especially good.
Miss Mildred Anderson, of 1889 b
|
tfter spending a very pleasant summer
= Newport, r. |. She was accOmpa-
led by her cousin, Miss Jeanette
Daniels, of Philadelphia.
The Peoples Lyceum opens next
Wednesday evening at Peoples Congre
5ational Church, NJ street, near 7th.
;ood program has been prepared by
President Lucking, and the public
;hould give the organization rousint
eceptiOn at its initial meeting.
Mr.. w. ID. Montague, license clerk IL
he District Building, has been enjoy
ng a brief vacation. There isn't
larder worker or more consclentiou
,fficial in the city than Mr.. Montague
md he earned all the vast credit tha
.omes to him.
Mr.. ]. H. Hudnell, who has spent th
ummer in Oakland and Deer Parl
D Id, has returned to the city. He mad
ONE excellent business investment
Turing the summer, and will resum
/. lis old position as salesman for Castl
# )erg q Co., after the 18th.
IS Mr.. Charles E. Peck, proprietor {
e oeck's Hotel at Atlantic City, was
y he city a few days ago, circulatin
.mong friends. He was very ham
le iomely entertained Thursday eveniE
is If last week by Misses Mamie c. Loc
te er and Ida B. Scott, of 1130 22d sire
IN northwest.
Miss M. Louise Watson, of 1925 49,
III street, has returned from Brooklyn,
it Y, where she spent an enjoyable sui
of mer with her uncle, Mr.. 4 red r. Moor
Miss Watson was accompanied by h
re brother, Master Byron w. Watson, w