The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-02-13
The Western Outlook
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY IL. 1915
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


Don't forget the st. Francis club,
dance on Feb. o. Dancing all night.
Central dancing school teaches all the
latest dances. Instruction, s. so to 8 80
Have You noticed the card OF Oscal
Hudson, attorney-at-law 1t you re.
qnire legal services, see him.
The Entertainers club will please
accept thanks for tickets to all-nieht
ball. to be given or February is.
II you want reliable legal adyice-ii
you get In trouble and want TO get on.
see Attorney Grasty i'm the Chronicle
building.
A cordial invitation awaits any and
all Of our subscribers who will just
come forward and pay their Indebted
ness. We need the money.
Eyerybody's doing it--asking If the
Orphean orchestra is really going to
give dance. We mean " sure enough
yes" Friday. February 10.
IUA LIuLcs unl Walks. one steps. tango
and whatnets-they will all be PLAYED
at Central Lall on Friday. February 19
--25 cents-the Orphean orchestra.
"A. d. Jones, P. s. OF Golden Gate
lodge, who underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Merritt hospital this
week, is very low and not out of danger
TO LET-A nicely furnished suite of
rooms for gentlemen; electric lights,
bath. etc. No. 525 Hemlock street. off
Octayia, between Post and Suffer.
Phone Fillmore 1890.
II. F. Pierson will present Mr.. E. w.
Powers in an organ recital, assisted by
come Of our best talent, at the Third
Baptist church, Oh March 18th. Watch
this paper for complete programme.
The next popular monthly social will
take place on Tuesday evening. Feb. Is.
when several new features will be intro
6uced Although the admission is small
q high-class entertainment is given.
The dance 10 be given by the St.
Francis club on Washington's birthday
will be well attended 1t is an alI-night
affair. They have engaged good music
and placed the admission at fifty cents.
Refreshments will be served.
The Assembly has changed its night
from Wednesday to Thursday. and will
be known hereafter as the Thursday
Night Assembly and will meet at West
ern Addition hall. 1926 Fillmore street,
between Clay and Sacramento. The
next meeting will be on February 18th.
See advertisement.
We expect to make this the grandest
affair ever given by the CoIored Enter
GAMERS club. The grand march will be
made up Of some Of the most gorgeous
costumes ever seen on the Pacific coast.
Don't miss it--Monday, February 10Th.
We lead others follow. Come and see
for yourself Billie Powers. manager.
A boudoir chorus will be given at |
Bethel church. 1907 Powell street, on
Monday evening, February 10. 1t will
be under the auspices Of the Allen |
league, and there will be good pro-
gramme Of music and song. Admission
is Is cents; with children, 10 cents. |
See announcement in our advertising |
columns.
Third Baptist church, corner OF Clay |
and HYDE streets. San Francisco; Rev. |
Allen Newman, pastor; residence. 1919
Hyde street. Sunday serv;ce-preach-i
ing at IL a. a. and 8 p. NJ; Sunday |
school, IL 80; B.Y.P.U p. m. Mid
week PRAYER meeting. Wednesday at g.
p. m. Visitors and tourists specially |
welcome.
Aerial lodge OF Odd Fellows held
we'll attended meeting Tuesday evening |
and important business was transacted.
Members voted TO assess themselves to
assist the general committee of 1915 to
entertain distinguished guests during
the year. The social committee reported
everything in readiness for the sociai
next Tuesday evening.
The next mouthiy social for the
benefit OF the building fund OF Aerial
lodge will be held on Tuesday evening
Feb. l6. These dances are growing in
favor, and the committee hopes to
increase the profits to the point where
a substantial sum will be added each
month to the fund that they are raising.
Remember the date is February 18th
the third Tuesday in the month.
The masquerade ball to be given by
the Colored Entertainers club on Feb.
18th promises to be one Of the biggest
affairs ever pulled of by this club.
Costumes can be secured OF Goldstein
& Co, Fifth and Market streets, who
carry a large assortment. The club will
use the Entertainers orchestra of about
twelve pieces for the occasion, thereby
assuring the best of music. 1t will take
place at the Auditorium annex, Page
and Fillmore streets. Any car from the
ferry will transfer. The admission is
only fifty cents.
The Panama Pacific Exposition Co.
inform us that they are receiving letters
from the East, inquiring about accom-
modations. We have arranged to FUR
nish them weekly list Of rooms tie LET