The colored American., 1903-06-20
THE SEASHORE NEWS.
The Social and Sporting World of Gay
Atlantic City-Orange Blossoms Ga
Iore-Personal Mention.

RESPONDENT and representative of The
COlored American in Atlantic City.
Mr.. Kennedy was born in Pennsylva-
MIA and is a product of her public
schools and the Western University
and the eX-editor of the PittSburg Ad-
yOcate He is a secOnd-year medical
student and will finish his course at
Howard University. He is of striking
and engaging personality, of excep-
tional moral character, of unusual bus
mess acumen and keenly aggressive
and a young man we believe who will
discharge his trust faithfully and hon
estly. He can be seen or cOmmuni-
Gated with at Hotel Dennis.
One of the most attractive weddings
of the season among the elite of soci-
ETY. was that of Miss Maymie Harris,
of Washington, d. c., to Mr.. Scott
Bruce. of New York City. The eere-
mOny took place June 10th at 8 o'clock
in the evening on New York avenue,
the residence of the bride Miss May
mie Harris. the bride, is a tall, 1.-the
figure and her regular features gives
her quite distinctive appearance. In
her ewes abundant humor and sweet
ness of disposition are mingled to-
gether with her liberal education to
make her an exemplary wife. Mr..
Scott Bruce is a product of Howard
University and among the most pop
ular members of Hotel Brotherhood.
The bride wore white pOplin over
white tafieta silk, gorgeOusly trimmed
with white silk fringe and flowers.
She was attended by Miss Belle TrauX
of Philadelphia as bridesmaid who
wore cream bareige over white satin
heavy lace trimming. The groom was
attended by Mr.. George Mcbride, of
phi1adalDhia bnct man ho
trOthal ceremony was performed by
Rev. Jenkins, followed by reception
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Harris,
in honor of the bride and of their son.
who was married June Sd to Miss Sa-
die Butler, of Harrisburg, Pa. The
wedding supper was served by John
Sparks, caterer. The house was beau
tifully trimmed and the table taste
fully decorated with American beauty
roses. Atlantic City society, repIen-
lShed from the social ranks of Phila-
delphla. Washington, Harrisburg. New
YORK and other cities turned out en-
masse TO see the happy couple wed.
EarIy the next day the newly married
pair left for Philadelphia and New
1ork, Where receptions will be tend
eIeu Ihem and to enjoy their honey
moon Many beautiful and costly
gifts We're received.
Ihe Second Baptist Literary met
last Wednesday evening and the, audi
ence was treated to rare literary
ana musical treat. Mr.. Osborn's orig
maj poem was well received. Miss
Joyce, the dramatic reciter, as usual
appeared to excellent advantage and
her two numbers are especially to be
commended. The climax of the even
ing however, was reached when Mr..
bdSS' or Shaw University, read his
paper on "COmpanionship of Books"
me comments of the general debate
rose TO high tide as to the ground
winch should have been covered by
MIN, yet all freely admitted the paper
LOT d1ct1on, cOnciseness and delivery
mas rarely been equalled
MISS l.. B. Morris, of Camden, N. J..
one OF their leading and most popular
Golored teachers, visited the Misses
harrison on New York avenue
Love Brothers, on Kentucky aevnue.
are our up-to-date colored tailors
MISS Josie Terry, of Reading, Pa,
mas been attending our literary socie-
Ties. and her recitations of several not
ed literary productions and singing
mas made her very popular.
Mr. Z. w. Fullman's tonsoriaI par
iors on Arctic avenue, are being en-
iarged and thoroughly renovated. He
Is one or the leading business men of
MS profession, and prosperous prom