13 inch Macbook Pro will not print to HP 3050 printer

Hello all,
I am having difficulty getting my macbook pro to print to my HP 3050 J610 printer wirelessly.  It will print fine with my windows 7 machine but now with my apple new laptop.  When I attempt to print to the printer the macbook sends the job to the print cue and it disappears from the cue almost immediately but it doesn't print.
Here are my particulars.
Apple Airport time capsule Version 7.7.3
Macbook Pro 11.1, intel I5, 8G Ram, 500G Hard Drive, OSX10.9.5
The time capsule is my wireless router.  I can see the printer connected to it via my macbook pro.  I just can't get anything to print to to the printer from the macbook.
My windows machine will print just fine. These are my first Apple products so Im sure I missed something somehow. 
Thank you
Eric
Model Name: MacBoo
  Model Identifier: M
  Processor Name: Intel
  Processor Speed:
  Number
  L2 C
  L3 Cache: 3 MB
  Memory: 8 GB

Try Resetting your Mac's PRAM and NVRAM
If that doesn't help, try Resetting the System Management Controller (SMC)
If that doesn't help, try fsck >  Resolve startup issues and perform disk maintenance with Disk Utility and fsck

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