The Western outlook., 1915-10-02
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

S' NuoiiCS pdker, VINO Is visiting
In New Orleans, is reported i'll.
October 22-Remember that this date
Is taken by the Cheopian club.
Miss Tornelia Coffey. who is still
confined to bed, is slowly improving.
The Marion dancing school had its
usual gooo attendance on Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Jenniean and daughter of At
ianta, Ga., are stopping at 922 Union
street.
Dance OF all Nations will be given by
Bournemouth Circle, October 20, 1915.
Keep off the date.
Beth Eden Baptist church will coon
begin to remodel its property. A new
front lie contemplated.
DO not miss the " Passing Show" on
October IL at Foresters' hall. Best of
talent and best of music.
Do not miss the cowboy social by the
s.. M. 7, at Magnolia hall. See sixteen
young ladies drill in costume.
The war veterans have changed the
date of their dance on account of "The
Passing Show" on the same date.
We are obliged to Mrs. Hilda King
for complimentary tickets to the Dance
of All Nations at Magnolia hall Oct. 20.
Mrs. L. Bishop is visiting her mother
In Hollister, who has been ill, but is
improving. She is eighty years of age.
The Meredith sisters of Chicago are
appearing on the Hippodrome circuit.
They are making quite hit in Oakland.
Don't miss 1.-THE Passing Show" on
Portola day. October IL. Good talent,
good music, good time. Admission Soc.
Planet lodge, No. l, AR E., holds its
next regular meeting on Wednesday,
October 6. The picnic committee will
report.
AT Foresters' hall on October 29th
there will be good music and admission
is only 25 cents. Help a good cause by
attending.
Prizes will be given for the best sus-
tanned characters at the Halloween
masquerade ball on October 90. Grand
march at $50.
Marechal Mel lodge, No. 4, K. P,
held its regular meeting Sept. %, and
several candidates were put through
the third degree.
Mrs. Geo. L. Fisher, chairman. will
accept thanks for usual press courtesies
for autumn dansant by the Parochial
chapter on October s.
Keep off the date OF October 20. 1t
has been taken by the Home for Aged
and Infirm Colered People for their
annual masquerade ball.
If you want to spend an enjoyable
evening and help good cause, attend
the autumn dansant to be given by the
parochial chapter on October 8.
Miss Jennie Ward of San Jose was in
our midst this week. She brought her
mother from San Jose to stay with her
daughter, Mrs. Isabel Haskell.
On account of Halloween falling on a
Sunday, the Hsme for Aged and Infirm
Colored People have changed the date
of their annual affair to October 20.
Mrs. NJ. Hicks, secretary. will please
accept thanks for complimentary ticket
to the Black and White dance at Lorin
hall on Oct. 10. Don't fail to attend.
Funeral services over the remains OF
L. H. Hawkins were held from Hender-
sons undertaking parlors on Sept. 20.
Interment was at Evergreen cemetery.
The autumn dansant to be given by
the parochial chapter promises to be
nice affair. 1t is usually we'll attended.
The place is Lincoln hall on Thirteenth
street.
Next week will begin the first of the
month and the end of the quarter. Our
collectors will call to see you in San
Francisco and Oakland. Please be pre-
pared to meet them.
Lee Williams, president the Pullman
porters' association, left GU Sept. 81 for
Los Angeles to attend meeting of the
association. They expect to thrash out
several matters of Importance.
Mrs. Andrew S. Winston OF No. 1926
Campbell street was the hostess at an
enjoyable dinner party on Sept. 2Sth.
Covers we're laid for six and more than
two hours were consumed in discussing
the menu.
The Dance of All Nations on Oct. 20
promises to be an enjoyable affair. 1t
is to be given by Bournemouth Circle
and should be we'll attended, as all the
members are making an active canvass
with tickets.
VIM. Rogers of I'LL Seventh street is
at the receiving hospital with broken
skull, the result OF fight with an un-
known man. Rogers was found in a
semi-conscious condition at Eighth and
Willow streets.
Miss Parthenia Randolph Of No. s1S
Thirtieth street was the hostess at an
enjoyable reception on September q
complimentary to Mrs. M. Simmons of