The colored American., 1902-08-16
AT NARRAGANsRTT PIER.
Breezy Budget OF Week S To-
ing tn Eeeu;ifuI I lily by The
Sea-Vitws and Reviews

L mere eeuJS 10 De no lO6a
residents here, that the tidal wave pre-
dicted by an Atlantic sOOth sayer will
do any material damage here The
gaietIes are at their height. Lawn
fetes, parties, dsr ces, card parties and
outings are so numerous that t. Ore
in uhe social swim are put at then
Wits' ends to fill in the most advan-
tsgeous and select affairs, A grand bsll
given by the Imperials wss last week.
swellest turnout Mr. Thomas James.
whO is at the head of thi- famous organ
izatiOn is highly respected by all H
1s kind, sympsthetic and at all times
willing to listen o grievances, and to
adj lst them if possible. He is S man
with his men, but possessing thst re-
serve which d mands Obeyance, mikes
HIM an excellent disciplinarian. There
is one complaint which is common al
over the Pier snd that is the trouble
WATERS have with the cooks. There
seems to be lack OF harmony between
the help, which makes the work fer all
concerned much more irksOme. While
thfre Is no pre- en5 danger of any
serious outbreak there is e tendency by
many of the men who have complaints
against the COOKE, to res ent in a force
tul way their disspIrOvs IF the wsy
in which they are treated Mr.. Fred.
freeman, in his amiaOle way has msn-
aged to satisfactorily sdjnst any diff
ferences which have occurred in The
hou of which he hss charge. His
dining room lectures a. ound in wit ard
good advice. From the applause h .ch
he often receives one p no did not
know the occasion would take it to be
the plaudits accorded a paid lecturer.
Much interest is now cert red in
the coming concert by the Mat TsOn
men. A chorus Of forty male voices
under Prof. Obi" Orme shows up re-
markablV VIII Almost all bSx ard
seats are tsken now. Besides the
chorus th're are to be solos, Quartettes,
a cake walk, ard the many things
which go to make an up o-date per-
fOrmaLc ce. At pres ent, things are so
we | under way a The Teh sarssIs thai
an onlo' k T might easily mistake the
troupe fIr professional OBe
Mr.. } rdan Fpps, of N-Wark, n. J.,
the we'll knO IN bicycle enthusiast l.
aga srenG ng his summer h're. Mr..
Samuel Hackelt one of Balumore's s
most popular citizens, FavIng heard q"
IN ch of this famous watering pl CO,
he decided to Fpspd a summer here
Leaning of the Rentlemauly set CT
men which aCcOmp MES FIR d. Free
map, he decided to come with him A
slGk WaFS InaL
fam u' Munuikhuysen family, in
which he as lived for the past twenty
four years, decided to also sun mer at
the .er. The me- ling on which they
arrived they gave exhibition TO a very
frank demonstration of their regard for
Mr. Hackett. On er tering the din ng
room each mCmEer Of the family, be
fore being seated, greeted him with q
hearty bands hake, the like of which |
has happened but seldom in a dining |
room crow d, d with so many prominent |
personages Mr. HaCkett leaves here |
very soon for his home Mr.. Joseph G.. |
Hollis another wei known Baltimorean |
is sLen ding his SUNNI er at tFe' Pier. |
Among his fellowmen he is much |
thought of as an 81 round good fellow
Il is hoped that his stay with us will |
ne lena thy one. Mr. Fred. Jones, of |
Washington, who hes been somewhat |
iLdispC seC, ik' rapidly Improving. In |
manner very quiet, and geneIslly slow |
to act, unless IL is when treats are in |
order, then 1t is that he is always among |
the first to ssy On "lt's on me-" Mr. |
Will Carpenter must be CON pIimented |
on being such fOftur ate young man |
He seems to be the fortunate gentle |
man with the pretty blonde belle OF the |
Pier. His friend T otis is not very far |
behind with the CT pturGd heart of q
be autiful brunette. Well, 1t is just
matter of choice after all. 1t is umOred
that dear fIisnd snd CO. wolk ker of
of theirs SAVES the odd I e! ny " henever
I g buys two stamps. 1t being his hope
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