The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-09-25
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

OCTOBER zz-RememOr that ms dat,
is taken by the Cheopian club.
Miss Morgan of Chicago ia a guest o
Mrs. Rose OF Herzog street, Berkeley.
Dance OF all Nations will be given b,
Bournemouth Circle. October 20, 1916
Keep off The date.
Do not miss the . Passing Show" or
October IL at Foresters' hall. Best o.
talent and best of music.
Mrs. Jennings and her daughter o.
Atlanta, Ca. arrived last week and are
stopping at 922 Union street.
Mrs. Charles Lewis of Los Angeles il
visiting in our midst and is stopping al
2257 East Twenty-frst street.
Marechal Mel lodge. No. 4. X. P,
will meet on Tuesday. September 2sth.
Candidates for the third degree.
The war veterans have changed the
date of their dance on account OF 1.-The
Passing Snow" on the same date.
Charles Baker received the sad news
OF The death of his infant son, which
took place in New Orleans. Sept. Is.
Mrs. Wallace Towns and children OF
Allensworth are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
William Towns OF Sixty-third street.
Don't miss 1.-THE Passing Show" en-
Portola day. October IL. Good talent,
good music, good time. Admission SOC.
Not better than The best, but better
than the Mizpah Temples shirt
waist ball, Sept. 80, at Foresters' hall.
At Foresters' hall on October Goth
there will be good music and admission
Is only rs cent?. Help good cause by
attending.
| w. E. Tucker. wife and son of Los
Angeles and Miss A. Lawrence are If
our midst. and are stopping at No. 14O6
Tenth street.
Prizes will be given for the best sus-
tanned characters at the Halloween
masquerade ball on October 20. Grand
march at 30.
Keep off. the date of October 20. 1t
has been taken by the Home for. Aged
and Infrm Colored People for their
annual masquerade ball.
Ii 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.
Mizpah Temple, No. Is, has engaged
the Orphean orchestra for the shirt
waist dance on Sept. 30th. and dancing
will be kept ND until IL o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Lewis OF Los Angeles is
visiting our midst. and lie stopping at
No. 2207 East Twenty street, East
Oakland, as the guest of Mrs J. w.
Nuby.
Miss Gladys Wysinger rendered her
cousins, Ethel and Vera Wysinger, of
Fowler, a farewell party on last Friday
evening, at her home, 650l Raymond
street.
The autumn dansant to be given by
the parochiaI chapter promises to be
nice affair. 1t is usually well attended.
The place is Lincoln hall on Thirteenth
street.
Sanford Bowman and wife OF East
Nineteenth street were host and hostess
at very elaborate dinner party on the
10th inst, in honor Of Mr.. Baker of st.
Louis, who is visiting in our midst.
The shirt-waist ball on September 80
at Foresters' hall will be swell affair.
Mizpah Temple has the name of always
drawing large crowd, but this time it
viii be record Every one is
talking about it.
Mrs. E. Brown, State president of
women's clubs, met with a painful acct
dent at the exposition last week, while
attending meeting OF women. A chair
gave way. and in trying to save herself
she broke her arm.
Moody's Dairy kitchen is the popular
place to eat. He makes specially of
home cooking and homemade pastry.
His prices are ALWAYS reasonable. Good
service end good meas is his motto.
Try one of his Sunday dinners.
The following are registered at the
Flowers Inn, corner Of Seventh and
Willow streets-M. Sellers, w. Scott
C. Robinson, and W. Brown. Chicago !;
j.. L. 2oulliac, Los Angeles; J. Arnold
and w. H. Scott, Cleveland. Ohio.
1t must be that Uncle Sam is IN need
of men for. the army. A recruiting
station for colored men has been opened
in West Oakland. and at all recruiting
stations throughout Oakland the words
"Colored Men Wanted" appear in large
letters on the sign boards.
Mrs. Lillian Ellerby and Mrs. Lucy
Roam of Los Angeles and Mrs. Gertrude
Williams OF San Diego. who have been
visiting our midst for the past three
weeks, left for home on September IL
and all were heard to say that they
regretted the time was so short.
Miss Celia /. Rector, who has been a
visitor in our midst for several weeks,
de parted for her home in Little Rock,
Ark, this week. She reports having