The Western outlook., 1915-08-14
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

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The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing its new simmer suits on sale,
Easy terms.
Mrs. Lille Warren OF East Oakland
has returned from three weeks vaca-
tion at Riverside.
Don't fail to hear some OF California's g
rare talent in rectal at Starr King hall
on August 81, 1915.
! John Moore. who has been critically
Ill at the hospital for the past three
weeks. remains the same.
Don't forget he Cheopian clubs ball
on August 20. The public ie cordially
invited, visitors especially.
Any one having room to rent, with
barn In the rear to keep an auto
mobile. inform A. l.. Gross, 9O6 Fifth
street, Oakland.
United Hall association has secured
Lafayette park, Siege junction, for its
annual picnic on Labor day, Sept. 6th
Particulars later
Do not miss Planet lodge picnic at
Grand Canyon, Sept 8. ANY one who
attended the outing on July 5 will tell
YOU about the park
Mrs. Joseph Hatton OF Marysvile is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Moore
OF Oakland. She is one OF our we'll
known pioneer residents.
Go to Bethel church, San Francisco,
Friday evening, August 81 and hear
the chorus of 100 voices. 1t will bs
something worth while
Mrs Williams of Dallas, Texas Mrs.
Clara Clarke. and Mrs. Minnie Davis of
Los Angeles are guests of Mrs. Walker
of 2430 San Pablo avenue.
Mrs. evils. who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Shackeford of Centre street.
left for her home in Chicago Thursday.
She reports a pleasant visit
Miss Lavinia La Selve of Oakland is
spending few days in San Rafael ere
leaving for Santa Clara. where she will
spend the remainder cf her vacation
with her parents.
Bring your friends and enjoy the rare
musical treat Miss Irene Rutherford
has prepared to offer her friends OH
Tuesday evening. August 3lst, 1915. at
Starr King hall, Oakland. Cal.
We are trying to give you the best of
everything. Come out and enjoy a
pleasant evening. Ladies. l0c; gentle
men. 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
N. Hardy, W. H. Evans, w. d. Jenkins.
Mrs. q. w. Brown of Sixty-first street
was hostess at reception on August 6
complimentary 10 distinguished visitors
in our midst. During the evening Mr..
Burrows of Stockton and Mrs. Stafford
entertained with a few vocal selections.
Light refreshments were served.
The Marion social club has changed
for its dancing school. Attendance is
good, music is excellent, and every one
enjoys it. mission-Ladies. only 10
cents; gentlemen, 25 cents. Marion
ball, Eleventh street near Broadway.
A delightful dinner party was given
at the residence of Miss A. V. Postels
OF Sausalito on August 4. Covers were
arranged for ten, and very elaborate
repast was served. Later in the evening
other guests arrived and the remainder
of the evening was spent in games and
dancing
Mrs. Mcdowell, who is visiting here
from Los Angeles. entertained at a
luncheon on Friday in honor of visiting
friends from Los Angeles. Covers were
laid for seven. Those present were the
Misses Marion CARROT, Mary Blogget.
Ethel Brown, Dorothy Easton. Grace
Mcdowell, Dr. CARROT, and Mrs. Nc
Dowel.
One OF the most delightful social
events OF this season was a dancing
party given at Piedmont on July 3lst.
The host and hostess were MIR. and Mrs
Andrew Summers. The cozy home was
prettily decorated with red roses and
ferns. About rs of the "Smart Set"
participated in the evenings pleasure
OF playing cards and dancing. Light
| refreshments were served
Lafayette park, Siege Junction, is The
place for picnics and outings. The
management has made several improve
ments. A new floor has been put in
and waxed. The sides OF the pavilion
have been completely closed to shut oui
the cold winds. New electric lights
have been installed. Any committees
from lodges or societies looking for a
place to give a picnic are invited to
inspect the place. For Information as
to the terms, ring up Berkeley 6559-
E. Navelliet, secretary-or ask j. l..
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