The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1914-12-12
The Western Outlook
SATURDAY. DECEMBER IL. 1914
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Among the arrivals al the Strand thi
week was Miss Ball Of Battle Creek
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Ronndtree hay,
changed their residence to 24OS Sacra
meHto street.
Don't miss the first entertainment IL
he given by Court San Francisco. K. p.
on December 81.
j. z. Francis and family have changed
their residence from Alameda to 62s
Anderson street. this city.
Prof. Blacks orchestra draws people
when advertised to play. so follow the
crowd. Read his advertisement.
Ii you want reliable legal adyice-iI
Won get in trouble and want to get on!
see Attorney Grasty in the Chronicle
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milligan who were
located for awhile near Tracy. have
returned to the city. and expect to
remain here now for the exposition.
The committee will be Santa Claus
to the children. so bring them out. and
let them have an evening nf enjoyment
at Aerial lodge social, Oh December 10.
The popular socials hy Aerial lodge
are really enjoyable AFFAIR.". The com
mittee. acting with Aerial Banner club.
will give juvenile night on Tuesday
December 18th. Each child attending
will be remembered.
We acknowledge the receipt Of com
plimentary tickets to the grand musical
to be given by the AFRO American
Literary Council on Friday evening,
December Is, at Bethel church, Powell
street. San Francisco.
Read the advertisement Of William
Smith, the carpenter, in another col
nmn. He wants your business, and
says so plainly, and guarantees to give
satisfac.ion No job is too small, and
none too large-he wants the job
The next meeting Of Hannibal lodge,
No. /, f. and A. NJ, will be held on
Wednesday evening, December 16. The
newly elected officers will be installed
and there will be many matters OF
importa, &c to be acted upon. The
lodge has 81 me young men In harness
together with some of the old reliables
and tine members feel that there is
much progress in store for them during
the year 1915.
The japanese social given on Monday
evening by the San Francisco women's
club was only fairly well attended.
There was short programme, of which
the reading by Mrs. Morris and a reci-
tation Ly Mrs. Anderson were features.
Dancing to excellent music was in
obliged in until u o'clock Refresh
menls were OH sale. Wuile the crowd
present was not large, all seemed TO
enjoy themselves, and remained until
the midnight hour.
Aerial lodge of Odd Fellows met on
Tuesday evening. The quarterly and
annual election resulted as follows -
John Bost, N. G.; q. Gaskin, y. g. /;
w. Vaughan, P. n. g.; A. Lee. \. I. /;
j. r. Sands. p. n. F.: ID. Thomas, Els. !;
E. Almond, P. s.. D. r. Jordan. W.T.. /;
A. Wilson, ". G.: George Hamilton,
Advocate; F. G. Chadwick, Physician !;
Trusteua--J. Z. Wysinger, Nelson Scott,
w. Vaughan. A. p. Lee, d. Ruggles.
The social committee reported all in
readiness for the social December 10Th.
A. p Lee, Henry P. Crabb and Wilson
Vaughan were appointed on the 1915
committee TO entertain distinguished
visitors.
The Aiio-American Literary Council
held lis regular meeting Oh Tuesday
evening, Dec. 9Th. There was good
attendance and much genuine interest.
The programme was carried out as
prepared and proved entertaining. The
council is filling long-felt want and is
proving success The following is the
programme for the next meeting, Tues
day evening, December ID: Quotations.
Tennyson recitation, Miss A. Neltles ;
address, Law, an inviting field for
young men," Attorney I. 5. Grasty ;
debate. : Resols ed, That the result of
the visit Of tile Trotter deputation 10
the White House viii be detrimental to
the race" affirmative, J. A. Foreman
negative, ]. W. Dean current events /;
journal; critic.
Get a grand stand seat, only twenty
five cents, and watch the performers in
our big musical Derby on Friday, the
18th instant, at Bethel church.