The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1914-11-07
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

/ Have you noticed the change OF date
of Occidental souvenir dance? Nov q
is the date
i Keep of date OF Nov. 26th-taken BY
Occidental lodge OF Odd Fellows. Par
i ticulars later.
/ Keep off the date OF December 81
taken by the Golden West orchestra
Particulars later.
| Mrs. Mckay of Denver, Col, lie the
guest Of Mrs. j. w. Richardson oi
Campbell street.
We are obliged to Mizpah Temple
No. Is, fer complimentary ticket to The
whist tournament
Mrs. G. w. Scott and family OF Goss
street spent few days at Vallejo on a
visit to her daughter.
Don't forget donation day, Nov. 25th.
II every one will donate one pound q
something. it will help.
NJ j. Simms OF 1884 Wood strest is
still confined 10 his bed. His condition
remains about the same
Both city aid county taxes are now
due, and will become delinquent on the
last Monday in November.
Have you read Blacks music adver-
tisement Music furnished for all
occasions. Give him a trial
Nelson Day played mine host" at a
Halloween breakfast to party of five
ladies. II was an enjoyable affair,
All the best whist players are prac-
ticing for Mizpah Temple contest. We
expect to see several records broken.
The Idle Hour social club has decided
to have ladies' night" once month.
Watch advertisement for exact date.
If Harry Statia will please call at our
Office and settle for the Monte Rio
subscription he collected, we will feel
obliged.
Don't miss the grand entertainment
to be given by the Craftsmen on Dec. 2
at Foresters' hall. Music by Golden
West orchestra.
George w. Woody, the only colored
man on the State ticket, ran ahead OF
his ticket for Treasurer in this county.
He is Socialist.
Occidental lodge souvenir dance to be
given at Foresters' hall. Novem Der 25,
promises to be a grand affair and we'll
attended. Are you going?
The 5hriners made such hit with
their big show that they will repeat
the same in the near future. San
Francisco will be the place.
Miss Violet Godfrey was the honored
guest at luncheon on November on
account of her birthday anniversary.
A very pleasant time was spent.
he does not guarantee to extract
teeth without pain, but with very little
pain-Dr. Walker OF 926 Chester street
is the dentist. Give him a trial.
Guess what is coming? Another
party to be given by
Bournemouth Circle, No. 1877. Watch
this paper for further particulars.
Have you read the Craftsmen's ad-
vertisement for the entertainment on
December Q? Music by Golden Vest
orchestra. Admission, fifty cents.
TO LET.-Nicely furnished, SUNNY
rooms close to station, near Eighth
street cars; terms reasonable. Apply
SOP Centre street, Mrs. ]. L. Clayton.
The residence OF Mrs. Quinn. at 4415
Linden street. was visited by fire on
the End inst. Small damage was done.
She was insured in the Royal Insurance
Company.
Geo. Gordon and G E. Shackelford
have purchased La Boheme bar, corner
of Seventh and franklin streets. They
will be pleased to welcome all their old
friends. Phone Oakland I'LL
Mizpah Temple. No. Is. will give
whist tournament at its meeting on
Novcmb Der GOTH Prizes will be offered
for the best scores made. Some of the
best players from Oakland have entered
the contest.
The annual meeting OF the California
branch of the National Association for
Advancement of Coored People will be
held at North Oakland Baptist church
at p. M. on Monday, Nov. 9th. 1914.
The public is invited.
Mrs. ]. Ramey OF Centre street was
thrown from an Eighth street car at
Washington street, as che was about to
alight on Saturday evening, and re-
ceived number of bruises. She is
confined to her home.
Owing TO the fact that Majestic hall
was destroyed by fire, the Central
dancing school will continue in Marion
hall. Eleventh street, between Broad
way and Franklin, and conducted there
until further notice. Music by Golden
West orchestra. Admission-ladies, 10
cents; gentlemen, 25 cents; couple, 80
cents. w. D. jenkins. dancing in
structor.
The dancing school was we'll attended
on the I'd inst notwithstanding the fact
that they have changed to Marion hall.
there was complaint from some quar-
tars ON accnnnt of allowing nnliticians