The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1914-11-07
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
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riffcc ~ ihktHR q HIteeE-uay VACATION
Prof. Blacks orchestra draws peopl
when advertised to play. so follow til
crowd. Read his advertisement.
Ii you want reliable legal advice
Won get in trouble and want to get on
-see ATTORNEY Grasty in the CHRONICLE
building.
Aerial lodge monthly social, Tuesda,
evening. November II. The committe,
Will Put on several new features, among
them being an apple-eating contest.
The San Francisco Court OF Calantht
has decided to give series OF intro
dnctory socials in the near future
Particulars later.
The kindergarten party Of Bourne.
mouth Circle will be given on Monday
evening, Nov. 30th. at Forestfrs' hall.
Admission, only ten cents.
Just remember to be in Oakland on
Der 30th, and attend the kinder.
garten party OF Bournemou:h Circle.
See advertisement in another column.
Victoria lodge. No. 3, F. and 4. NJ.
held we'll attended meeting Tuesday
evening. Carl Hallbarn vas raised TO
the Masters degree. Election OF officers
next meeting.
Aerial lodge Of Odd Fellows will meet
Tuesday evening. The lodge viii con-
alder the endowment and come to q
final vote. Every member is requested
to he present.
Charles b. Francis left on Wednesday
for Los Angeles to spend a ten days
visit-his first to that city. He will be
at the residence Of Mrs. Amanda Green
142l Central avenue.
Household OF Ruth. No. 253. heard
the report Of Col. A. D. Jones. delegate
to the B NJ. O., at its meeting Tuesday.
The endowment matter was laid over
until the next meeting.
Have you ever been in Eagles hall in
San Francisco? Well. it has been en-
gagged by the Lester Mapp social club
for it's all-night ball Monday evening,
October 26. SWEETEST hall in the city.
A house social will be given on Sat-
urday evening, Nov. %. at the residence
OF Mrs. Frazier. 1912 Baker street. 1t
is for the benefit OF the building fund
Of st. Augustine's mission. See ad-
vertisement
Mrs. Susie Fish, whose serious con-
dition has worried her many friends for
several weeks, Ia now conyalescing very
nicely, and il at the residence of her
sister, Mrs. Anne butter, of Grove
street, Oakland.
Rev S. w. Hawkins will preach at
Bethel A. NJ. +. church, at Powell and
Jackson streets, on Sunday, at 8 p. m.
annual rally OF w. M. M. S., and his
choir will furnish the music. Public is
c0raislly -iRF;ted.
About twenty OF her young friends
attended the Halloween party given on
Saturday evening. October 81, by Mics
Beatrice Lord, 1t her residence, 1929
Boise street, Berkeley. They had one
jolly time, with lots Of games and re-
treshments in abundance, and it was
worth long journey to be there and
participate in the sport.
There was good attendance at the
meeting OF Golden Gate lodge on last
Wednesday evening. Much business
was disposed Of, and the insurance
matter was laid over until Wednesday
night. Nov. 18th, for final disposition.
The auditing committee submitted a
report, which showed the affairs of the
lodge to be in excellent condition. No
sick are OH the list. The members are
urged 10 be ont OH the 18th inst.
The Afro-American Literary Council
held its weekly meeting on the Sd inst.
Those present listened to al enjoyable
programme. Programme Tor Nov. 10
Quotations. miscellaneous; song by the
society; address, Little Things" MIR.
Wheaton; defamation, Il. b. Green |;
debate, Resolved, that capital punish
iment should be abolished" affirmative,
Rev. }. Ii. Wilson, Mr.. MADISON; mega
tive. j III. Deane, Mr.. Fuller; current
events journal, critic.
The Jolly Jack-o'- Lantern Halloween
party given in the lecture room OF
Bethel church Oh the 29th ultimo Was
largely attended. All had good time
and enjoyed the sport. A prize was
given for the best costume-won by
Miss Hamilton. Refreshments were Oh
sale, business was good, and the COM
mittee seemed pleased with the general
results. Mrs. Martha Wilson, as the
witch, in her tent, with its fire, was
quite feature. About fifteen of the
participants wore masks.
The halloween party given In the
Baptist church lecture loom, Clay and
HYDE streets. on Saturday evening,
October 81, brought out large crowd.
1t was under the auspices of Club No. l.,
Mrs. Frances Tyrrel, president, aud her
management vi the same was productive
Of satisfactory results. There vas a
good programme and The numbers on II
were enjoyed. The decorations Of the
dining room were very pretty. The
refreshments were good. aud the dlspo-
sltlon OF lhe same Was just shat was
desired.