The Western outlook., 1915-10-16
OAKLAND JOTTINGs.

Angeles to spend the winter.
October 22-Remember that this date
10 taken by the Cheopian club.
Jordan Young OF Fowler il visiting
his daughter. Mrs. Williams of Berkeley.
George Stephens of Del Monte has
been visiting IN our midat for the past
week.
Mrs. w. R. Boyle has returned from
Walla Walla. DR.. Boyle will return in
few weeks.
Miss NJ Crowley OF Sacramento has
been visiting Miss Mamie Mckinney
Tor the past week.
Dance of all Nations will be given bv
bournemouth Circle, October 20. 1915.
Keep off the date.
Keep off the date OF November 4th-
taken by Mrs. Witten for house social
Particulars later.
Miss Fanny Jackson, who has been
confined to the hospital for three weeks,
is able to be home again.
The Central dancing school continues
to draw large crowds. All present on
Monday night enjoyed themselves.
James Ward of Marlposa is down on
visit, and is stopping with bis sister,
Mrs. Haskell, OF Forty-fifth street
At Foresters' hall on October goth
there will be good music and admission
is only 20 cents. Help good cause by
attending.
Prizes will be given for the best sus-
tanned characters at the Halloween
masquerade ball on October 20, Grand
march at $50.
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.
TO LET.-A nicsly furnished room
with use of kitchen aud dining room
suitable for man aud wife. For informa-
ZION call up oakland 1881.
On account OF Halloween falling on a
Sunday. the Hume for Aged and Infirm
Colored People have changed the date
OF their annual affair 10 October 20.
Mrs. Maud Simmons and son, who
have been guests of Miss Randolph of
Sl8 Thirtieth street, returned to their
home in Ann Arbor, Mich Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Drisdom of Alameda
entertained a few friends on Friday in
honor OF Mrs. Reed OF Winnemncca.
New. and Mrs Simmons OF Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
Miss Dorothy Easton and brother,
William Easton. spent two days in San
Rafael as guests OF Miss Ethel Brown
before leaving 70, their home in Los
Angeles last Friday
Marriage licenses have been issued o
Herbert Modesto and Nettie Stevens,
julius Carlson and Martha jacobson,
Harold Jewett and Grace Laymance,
Luther Mitchell and Marie Martin.
A coterie of friends enjoyed very
pleasant afternoon with Miss M. r.
Gaines. when che entertained last Sun
day i'm honor OF Miss Bertha Wilson OF
San Diego, at her residence in North
Berkeley.
The Dance OF All Nations on Oct. 20
promises to be an enjoyable affair. 1t
is to he given by Bournemouth Circle
and should be we'll attended, as all the
mem bers are making an active canvass
with tickets.
Do not fail to attend the ball and
reception to be given at Foresters' hall
on October Goth, in honor Of the return
Of the Twenty-fourth infantry from the
Philippines. Attorney Geo. Ingraham
will make the welcome address. There
will be good music in attendance, and
dancing until IL o'clock. Refreshments
free.
The Indian summer shirt waist dance
to be given by the Cheopian club on
Friday evening, October 22d. should be
well attended. The members Of the
club gave an affair last month, to
which all were invited and no admission
charged, and it is to be hoped that all
who accepted their hospitality on that
occasion will be present.
A jolly time was spent at the home
of Andrew Summers in Piedmont last
Thursday, when a number of friends
gathered to bid William Easton and
sister, Miss Dorothy Easton, farewell.
ere leaving for their home in Los
Angeles with their mother. Both the
complimented guests made many
friends while in our midst, and it is
hoped that they will return again in
the near future.
Mrs. Victoria Anna Dewson, widow
OF the late Alexander Dewson, died in
this city on the 9Th inst. she was the
mother Of William. Wallace, Alexander,
Edwin, and Joseph Dewson, Mrs. Ruth
Bridges, Mrs. Evelyn Williams, Mrs.
Laura Gordon. Mrs. Augusta Hogan,
the late Mrs. Mae Smith, and the late
David Dewson, and sister OF Joseph.
James, and Edgar Martin. and Mrs. E.
Harris. Deceased was native OF New
nIaa a.rad 40 wears The funeral