The Western outlook., 1915-06-19
OAKLAND IOTTlNGS.

the SICK Ilst.
Mrs. Bell and children Of Berkeley
are visiting in Santa Cruz.
Mrs. Haywards left last week for a
few months vacation in Los Angeles.
Victor Jones CT New Orleans was the
guest of NJ. B. Richardson last week.
Misses Willie Rae ard Eta Randall
expect to leave for Los Angeles next
week.
Keep off the date OF June 30--taken
by Harmeny Court for Panama Canal
dance.
The Columbia Outftting Company is
placing its new summer suits on sale.
Easy terms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Moore have
moved from Centre street to Eighth
and CypIess.
The date of July has been taken by
Golden State Temple, I.D.O.K.K. for
its annual picnic.
E. Fl. Barrett and Geo. Cruiser have
been drawn as trial jurors, to serve for
the next three months.
Mrs. Elaine Martin Of Minneapolis is
visiting the fair as the guest OF her
brother, w. ]. Wheaton.
The Home for Aged and Infirm Col
ored People has secured park for its
annual picnic on Labor day.
A committee from the United Hall
association is out for grounds for its
picnic on Labor day, September 6.
Golden State Temple, No. l. will
please accept thanks for complimentary
tickets to Grand Canyon park, July 5.
Meet me at Shell Mound park, ]. E.
Harris says. on July 20-Elks' annual
outing and picnic. Vaudeville-matinee
at 8 O'Clock.
Mrs. Mollie Wilson and Mrs. Johnson
of Washington, D. c., are recent arrivals
in our midst. They expect to remain
for few weeks.
Among those receiving an honorable
mention in the Alameda county day
parade at the exposition was the Col
ored American Civic Centre.
The Marion dancing school, Wednes-
day nights, is becoming more popular
weekly. The music lie good, and it is
always an evening OF pleasure.
Any one desiring to purchase the
Negro Directory to be issued by the
Tilghman press can do so by seniing %
cents and stamps to pay postage.
Harmony Court, No. 1877. and San
Francisco Court, No. 44O. will give
joint dance on Wednesday. June 80. at
Magnolia hall. First-class music.
Athens lodge is preparing to put on a
big vaudeville show at Shell Mound
park on July 20. Don't miss it. Take
Ninth street loop car from the pier.
California invites the world to me
fair, but J. E. Harris, chairman social
sessions. invites you to the Elks' picnic
on Tuesday, July Goth. Don't mics the
big vaudeville.
Mrs. F. Porter has sunny rooms and
apartments for rent at extremely low
rates. Close to car lines and trains.
No. 1873 Thirty-second street. Phone
Piedmont 60l7
Knareshorough Circle. G. o. F., will
give another whist tournament in the
latter part OF July. Particulars later.
Mrs. o. Gordon reported $l5 above the
expenses from the last one.
Bigger and better than ever before
free barbecue. games. and races at the
West Indian Benevolent Associations
picnic on August 2. Watch this paper
for advei tisement. Keep off date.
"Stupendnus aggregation are the
proper words TO use. ]. E. Harris says.
when speaking of the 8 O'Clock vaude-
Vile show to be staged by Athens lodge
at Shell Mound park on July 20.
Five-seat passenger car for hire
terms reasonable-by the hour. Show
your friends the University of California
and other points of interest. Phone
Lakeside 1871. Write 300 Fifth street,
Oakland. A. L. GROSS.
The Monday night dancing school was.
we'll attended on the l4th inst, and, as
usual. pleasant time was spent. One
suggestion for betterment is little less
time during intermissions and between
encores.
Mrs. Mamie Hicks of 1927 Goss street
is bidding her old friends good-by. as
she expects to sail with her husband to
the Philippines in the near future. Her
mother, Mrs. Scott. says SHE is from
Missouri.
We are irving TO give you the best OF
everything. Come out and enjoy a
pleasant evening. Ladies. 10c; gentle
men, 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
n. Hardy, W. H. Evans. w. d. Jenkins.
The Marion social club has changed
its night from Thursday to Wednesday
for it's dancing school. Attendance is
good, music is excellent. and every one
eDioys il. Admission-Ladies. only 10
cents; gentlemen, 25 cents. Marion