The Western outlook., 1915-08-07
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

flying visit on Sunday.
Miss Pauline Cregwell OF Seattle is
stopping at 1929 Willow street.
Mrs. Marshall OF Chicago is visiting
III our midst as guest of Mrs. Wall.
Miss Hazel Brown of Santa Monica is
visiting in our city, and seeing The fair.
Headquarters of the Odd Fellows
1915 committee will be Room 96, Bacon
block.
Miss Marie Simpson of Bakersfield is
the guest OF Mrs. Wall of Telegraph
avenue.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing it's new simmer suits on sale.
Easy terms.
Mre. Maggie Disard. who has been on
the sick list for the past two weeks, is
improving.
Mrs. Mabel HeIriford and family of
Chico are stopping with Mrs. Porter of
Thirty-second street.
Mrs. King and daughter Of Stockton
are attending the Household OF Ruth
convention in Oakland.
Israel Beai, our Redlands agent, is
stopping at 2504 Filbert street, with
Mr.. ard Mrs. E Baker.
Mr.. Turner of San Jose is stopping
with his daughter, Mrs. G. w. Johnson
OF 1881 Thirteenth street.
The Home for Aged and Infirm Col
ored People has secured park for its
annual picnic on Labor day.
Mrs. Daniel Pinckney OF San Jose is
stopping with Mrs. Bertha OF No. 1928
Thirty-fifth avenue. Fruitvale.
A committee from the United Hall
association is out for grounds for its
picnic on Labor day, September 6.
Mrs. W. II. Marshall, a member of
Chicago Circle of Foresters. is stopping
with Mre. Wall. 6ll4 Telegraph avenue.
Miss Jennie Elebeck of Sacramento
is doing the fair, and stopping with her
sister, Mrs. A Roland, at the Peralta
apartments.
Mrs. Eliza Warner OF los Angeles,
who has been attendin the women's
federation, has been the guest of Mrs.
Julia Shorey.
Any one having a room to rent, with
a barn in the rear to keep an auto
inform A. l.. Gross, 906 Fifth
street, Oakland.
United Hall association has secured
Lafayette park, Siege junction, for its
annual picnic on Labor day, Sept. 9th.
later.
Do not miss Planet lodge picnic at
Grand Canyon, Sept. g. Any one who
attended the outing on July will tell
you about the park,
Miss Jennie Ward OF San Jose and
Mrs. Ben Ward of Ben Hur were visit
ors in our midst on Thursday and spent
the day at the fair.
Mrs |. Washington OF Stockton was
in attendance at the women's fedora
tion meeting. During her stay she was
a guest OF Mrs. Brady.
II. E. Simpson of the firm of Bridges
& Simpson, of Bakersfield. is visiting in
our midst, and is stopping with Mrs.
Brady on Brush street
LOST-At the assembly, at Majestic
hall, Thursday evening. July 20, 1915,
a diamond ring; $25 reward for return
to 727 Union street, Oakland.
TO LET-Strangers visiting Oakland
will find pleasant rooms in a private
family at sol Csmpbell street; handy to
cars to all parts of the city. Mrs. Lucy
Parker.
Miss JESSIE Wilson of New Orleans,
who is attending the summer school in
Berkeley, will return home next week.
She is stopping with Mrs. E. l.. Jones
of 1885 Fifth street.
Mrs. Wambold and her sister, Mrs.
Debique, of East Oakland, received the
sad intelligence of the death of their
father. Mr.. Ford, in New Orleans, on
July 10, aged SO years.
The Past Chiefs association has ar
ranged for a whist tournament, August
9th. Come out, all you good players,
to Foresters' hall and win prize. Ad-
mission, only Is cents.
Mrs. w. D. Boyer of San Jose, vice.
president of the women's federation,
has BEEN attending the sessions. She
and her daughter. Miss Libby Boyer,
have been guests of Mrs. Wall.
Miss Irene Rutherford's first appear
ance i'm musical recital. assisted by
some of Oakland's best talent, will be
on August 81, 1915, ct Starr King hall,
Fourteenth and Castro streets. Partic-
ulars later.
We are trying to give you the best of
everything. Come out and enjoy a
pleasant evening. Ladies. lOc; gentle
men, 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
N. Hardy, w. H. Evans, w. d. Jenkins.
The Orphean orchestra has been en-
larged by the addition of several new
members. They are prepared to de-
liver the latest up-to-date music for
picnics and dances. For information