The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-04-24
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.
Don't miss the Jewel CITY ball.

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| husband with a daughter on April 18th.
i Mrs. Richards OF 1ll9 Kilkham street.
who was reported i'll last week, is
Improving.
i The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing its new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
| Marechal Mel lodge, No. 4, K P.
will hold its next regular meeting on
Tuesday, April n.
/ Mrs. Willette Parker will please ac-
cept thanks for complimentary tickets
to the Jewel City ball.
| There will be some class on May 9th
at Foresters' hall. Oakland Mystic
Shriners). Go and see for yourself.
Mrs. j. B. Massey has surprise in
store for you, and especially the K. P.
Watch for it about May 26. Particulars
later.
Guy Henry Camp, No. 8. U.S.W.V.,
will please accept thanks for invitation
to be present on April 81 at the annual
muster.
| w. N. Kicks is receiving considerable
mention in Eastern papers. as well as
California. for his latest poem, Wear
a Flower"
| The whist tournament to be given by
Knaresborough Circle on April 9th
should draw a big crowd. Admission
only ten cents.
| One of the special features at the
entertainment of the Mystic Shriners
on May 5th will be the singing and in
strumental numbers of five young ladies.
Watch and wait for them.
Mrs. o. Gordon will please accept
thanks for the promised complimentary
ticket to the whist tournament 10 be
given by Knaresborough Circle.
The Central dancing school invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. Instruction from 80 to 8 80.
Gentlemen 25 cents; ladies free.
P. Mahoney has issued invitations to
the marriage of his daughter. Alta, to
w. NJ. Anderson, on Nav |, 1915. at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. Henry
! Page, 1888 Eighth street.
In another column will be found the
card of Mr.. Fowler, an attorney, who is
recently admitted to the bar. He is
prepared to give his clients the benefit
block.
If you play whist, do not miss the
tournament on April 81. See the Burn
side champions carry off first prize. II
you do not play whist. attend anyway
and enjoy yourself Refreshments viii
be served.
Everyone is anxiously waiting for the
first picnic of the season, May 2Sth. 1t
looks as though they will have record
breaking crowd. Always have a good
time at the Household of Ruth picnic.
Good music and good order.
F. w. Moore and George l.. Fisher
have been serving on the Alameda
comfy trial jury for the past three
weeks. and amGng the important cases
they have been called on to decide was
the fraudulent election case Of last fall.
Officers and members of the grand
consistory of the Ancient, Egyptian,
Arabic Order of Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine will arrive from the East on
September IL, and Oh September IL
services will be held at Fifteenth street
A. Nj. E. church. Oakland. Rev. Peck
will preach the sermon.
The various high schools Of the State
are assigned certain space to exhibit
drawings Of pupils in the educational
building at the Panama-Pacific Inter-
national exposition. Miss Annette J.
Maddox OF the Richmond high school
has the honor to have displayed pastel
drawing in the exhibit from her school.
The first picnic OF the season will be
given by Household of Ruth, No. 253,
at Shellmound park on Friday, May %.
They expect to make this big affair.
Mrs. Rhodes, chairman of The commit
tee, will introduce all kinds of races
during the afternoon to amuse the old
as well as the young. Admission, as
usual, fifty cents.
We are in communication with Mrs.
Jessie HALEY Carter, of Denver, Col.
She informs US that she expects to visit
the fair with her husband and party
of six. They expect to leave there on
| or about August Is and stop at the San
| Diego fair, but intend TO reach here by
September 8, as Jessie says she wants
to make one picnic in California.
Chas. Macarthur and Miss Arnielane
Graffel were married on April at the
residence of the brides parents in
Goldfeld, New. They left for honey
moon trip to New Orleans to visit the
groom's parents and attend to his BUSH
ness interests. Mr.. Macarthur owns a
half interest in store there, and is
reported to own home in Goldfield
worth 5000.
| Protesting that the erection OF a
church for Negroes at California and
Derby streets, Berkeley, would be q
detriment to the neighborhood property
IoWuers presented petition to the CITY
council on the 10Th instant against the
same. The petitioners were told that