The colored American., 1903-04-25
NEW YORK'S CAPITAL,

Of Sons and Daughters. BRO. Y.
sisters or Moses, celebrated thai u
nual Anniversary and Social D. u'
ton at Blocker Hall, THURSDAY s1op
ing, April 10th. This noble and o.ae,
fraternal order, whose good workS ana a
charitable deeds stand as an anS
ing monument to the public enaraa
no pains to make the affair an att
uon, and 1t was indeed a success ~
every respect. Music was furDioh.H
by the popular Zita's orchestra aDd
program preceded the dancing SUNNI
being served under the direetion :.
Sister Ida Frisby and Sister I F.
man. Bro. G. E. Lewis, Mrs Erno
Cole, and Mr. Alexander Wilaon -a
rendered solos. Bro. c. E. Lewis mad.
the opening address. Joseph P. Smitb
Grand Recording Secretary, mada o.
able speech. Master of ceremon,sS
Bro. G. E. Latham, of Troy tn.
lodges from Troy and Schenectadv
were well represented. The ladies on
peared in attractive costumes and !,
is needless to say more than that thav
looked charming, and all enioyed III.
affair immensely. We heartily enconr.
age the society and recommend 9
larger enrolment in the near futur.
Mr.. AlonZo Schuyler, Mr.. Albert
Seenex, and Mrs. Anna Lucas of
Frankfort, n. Y, were the guests of
Mrs e. Pride a few days last week
The Crummell Historic Club beIa
their weekly meeting at the residence
OF Mrs. Walters, Hawk ST.. WedneS-
day evening Important questions con-
corning the Negro were discussed,
Mrs Aaron Oliver, No. 6 Congress
St, was agreeably surprised by
birthday party, Wednesday evening
April 18th. A goodly number of Al.
ban1ans were present, and among the
out of town guests were, Miss Matilda
Martin, of Lansingburgh; Major Poole
of New York; Mr.. W. johnson, of
Brooklyn, Irving Pell, of Hudson: Mr.
and Mrs. D. Peterson, of Troy also
Miss Murphy, Miss Green, Mr. and
Mrs. Ethelbert Evans, Mrs. and Miss
Hattie Williams, of Troy. Whist,
singing and dancing were the pleasures
of the evening, after which beautiful
spread was partaken of by the guests.
Mrs. Emma Cole has moved to 191
Third St.
Mr.. John Johnson has moved from
Park Avenue to Third ST.
We desire TO impart to the social
world OF Albany and the vicinity. Of
the coming treat, in the way of May
Ball, given by the Dining Car Cooks
and Walters Association of the New
York Central They promise the first
Annual May Ball to be a forerunner Of
all the others they contemplate giving,
and as an earnest endeavor to please
have selected Miss Halle Anderson's
Orchestra, of New York. The gentle
men of the various committees are
we'll known, and their past efforts at
other affairs. assure a royal time Oh
May 18th, at Blocker Hall. The Off
GERS are, NJ. B. Anderson, resident I.
b. Freeman, Financial Secretary; Ed
ward Bird. Treasurer. We will give
more detailed account in the next
issue of this paper, also look for the
advertisement on the last page in next
weeks paper.
Mr.. German Williams. the popular
chef of the New York Central Dining
Room and Restaurant, and Mrs. Hattie
Bluford, of New York City. were mar
ried March the 18th by the Rev. John
II. Clark After the ceremony a col
lation was served at the residence OF
the brides aunt, Mrs. VIM E. Walters
60 North Hawk ST Mrs. Williams has
Travelled extensively. being singer OF
note. We congratulate Mr.. Williams
upon his fortunate choice. 1t is very
plainly to be seen the cause or SO
much sfngleness in the regards or the
young men of our city. and we trust
the attractive and charming sex VIII