The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-02-13
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

asch LOT tuc advertisement OF the
Southern dance.
Remember Central dancing school
every Monday evening.
The Columbia Quitting Company il
placing its new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
! want to finger, iust little, at the
Orphean orchestra's dance, on Friday,
February 10. 1915.
The supervisors have called q special
election for March IS to vote on bonds
for the exposition.
Gov. Johnson has declared Feb. 10th
legal holiday. You can enjoy yourself
at the Orphean orchestra dance on the
18th with peace Of mind.
The same familiar faces are still in
the Orphean orchestra. and with new
ones to take the place of the missing
will be on hand February 10
The date of March 10 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 80 to 9 80.
Admission. rs cents: chaperons free.
The Orphean orchestra has been
going along quietly. rehearsing regu-
larlv, and building up new material, in
spite OF the fact that opinion has de-
clared them defunct Come out and
see for yourself, Friday night, Feb. 10,
at Central hall
The Bay City Dramatic Company
wili present Miss Lutte Gilbert, one OF
the most popular yocaliste on the coast,
and Mrs. Frank Henry. who is without
peer as dramatic reader, On Feb. 16
The music will be under the direction
of Mrs. Virginia Moore Hughes.
Ambrose Moore was taken seriously
i'll two weeks ago, while on his car. and
was sixteen days on the road, with the
doctors constantly at his bedside. He
was brought home on cot, and he has
been in bed ever since. As we 60 to
press we hear he is much improved, but
1t will be some time before he can go
out on his run again.
Through an oversight the Orphean
orchestra did not observe that the
Women's Federation were to give a
ON the 18th inst, and have
therefore changed their dance to the
following Friday, February 10th, the
night before the exposition opening.
Several strangers will be in our midst
and this will insure large attendance.
Miss VI. Il. Gaines of Berkeley enter
tanned sixteen guests on the 9th inst. at
a most enjoyable whist party. Mrs.
Wiiiette Parker and Malcolm Thomas
won the honors of the evening, while
Mrs. Stevens and Fred Brown carried
off the BOBBY prizes. All enjoyed a |
delightful time, and at late hour light |
were served, after which |
Ill departed, voting Miss Gaines most
alarming hostcss.
Mrs. Guy Houston was the hostess at |
, pleasant house party on the 10th inst. |
1t her residence on Market street. II
vas given complimentary to her dangh-
Ter, Claude Houston. Their spacious |
home was thrown open to the young
ok and they proceeded to enjoy them
selves. singing and dancing. The num-
Der became too large for the house. so
hey adjourned to the billiard parior in
he rear, anu continued the dance, the
music being furnished by large
Dainty refreshments were
served. AT reasonable
hour all departed saying they had never
,pent more pleasant evening. Miss
Houston received several birthday
Among those present were
Misses Grace Anderson, Thelma Cook
,ey, Eta Randall, Ruth Massengale,
Laura and Fannie Jackson, Frances
Banks. Mary Martin, Casey Jones.
Margaret johnson, Gwendolin Johnson,
Messrs. Norman Houston, Castieman
Seville. Floyd Berry, Elwood Bridges,
Levi Boyce, Percy Venatle, Robert
Fields, Alonzo Ewing, Charles Long.
Mentally Ray, Golden Green. Elmer
Starr, Herbert Moody, w. Daniels, and
Ernest johnson.
The meeting held Monday evening al
Fifteenth street church TO organize an
and hotel bureau TO assist |
visitors to the exposition was called to
order by w. F. Jackson, who stated the
purpose OF The meeting, after which thu
read the minutes OF the last
which were approved. The
chairman called for expressions, which
came thick aud fast. Father Wallace
opened the ball by stating that he had
received information from the exposi-
ton people, assuring him there was no
need OF any sucn organization as con-
by the colored people, as il
would only result IN duplication, and
uaye notice that he would withdraw his
church if any such action were taken.
louis jackson followed In speech
the scheme, and dragging in
discrimination, and otner
Irrelevant matters. he was followed
py another young man along lbe same