The Western outlook., 1915-02-20
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

j. S.itt Wilson will be in the race fol
mavor of Berkeley in April
Presiding Elder Harbert was a guest
OF Rev. j. H.. Wilson this week.
Central dancing school teaches all the
latest dances. Instruction. 8. 80 to 9. 80.
/ LYNNE Stanley Giants were defeated
by Ambrose Tailors on Sunday. Score
|-l6 to 5.
P. Dawson and wife have removed
from Linden street to OF Apgar street,
Oakland.
Mrs. Martha Derrick has moved from
Chestnut street to Seventh street, near
Adeline.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing its new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
Don't forget the lecture on Sunday
evening at Bethel church by Major
John R. Lynch.
Mrs. Rosa Mcdonald will change her
residence from Raymond street to
Eighth and Union.
Mrs. f. Watkins has changed ner
residence from San Francisco to ITO
Tenth street, Oakland.
Il. F. York will please accept thanks
for complimentary tickets to ST. Francis
club ball on February %.
j. E. Roland. who has been employed
at he First National bank for years,
lost his position this month.
Household of Ruth, No 253, held it's
regular meeting on Feb. Is, and much
important business was transacted.
Eli Baker, who was held up and
beaten by two thugs last week, is now
out of danger. and hopes to be out in a
few DAYS.
Dir. w. w. Purnell and family have
removed from their house on California
street to their new home. 1900 Woolsey
street, Berkeley.
The young male quartet-A nderson.
Henderson, Wilson and Antonio-made
big bit in their debut at the boudoir
social last Monday evening.
The date of March 19 has been taken
by the N. A. a. G. f., Starr King hall.
Several young ladies will execute the
Folk dance. Particulars later.
The Central dancing school invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. Instruction from 8 80 to $50.
Admission. 25 cents; chaperons free.
The Colored Entertainers club has
succeeded in replacing colored enter
tanners in place of white at the M. and
NJ. cafe on the boulevard this week.
Jesse William Wilks and Miss Fanny
Grier were married on Monday evening
at o'clock at the parsonage OF Beghel
church. Rev. Wilson tied the knot.
Harold Grubbs. the mail carrier, is
taking fifteen days. vacation with his
relatives in Sacramento, and we judge
from the way the post cards have been
coming, he mas kept some carrier busy.
Silas Spencer Smith, who died on the
l4th inst. at the city and county hospi-
tai, was buried from Marini's under
taking parlors on Green street on Feb.
II. Rev. Wilson officiating. Deceased
was rs years of age.
Sunday was great day at Bethel, as
Lincoln Post, G. A. r., presented the
Sunday school a large American flag.
Mrs. Sullivou surprised them all by
delivering we'll worded and effective
address. Long will the day live in the
memory OF those present.
In the face OF the hard rain the grand
boudoir chorus at Bethel church on
Monday evening was well attended and
quite success. The programme was
good. Every one seemed pleased with
the results. Much credit is due Mrs.
E. [. Mason for her efforts.
On Saturday evening. February 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Foreman enter
tanned at a house party. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. David Watkins and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Shaw,
Misses Mamie Gaines, Alberta Postels,
luethetis Larkin, Minnie Bell, Julia
aud Ethel Brown, Stella Turner, and
Blanche jackson; Messrs. Fred Brown.
WIN. Patterson, Malcolm Thomas, jeff
Wilson. and Lawrence Mcqueen.
A George and Martha Washington
costume chitterling supper given by the
choir OF Cooper A. VI. E. Zion church.
Campbell street, between Eighth and
Ninth, Monday evening. February ed,
will be a new feature in the way of
church entertainments. Prizes will be
given for the best sustained characters.
The person having the largest sum in
their penny bags will be given prize
and every one having rs cents or more
in bags will be served refreshments
free. Every one come out and be
a George and Martha Washington.
Plentyof other good things to eat.
Admission free.