The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-08-28
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

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Easy terms.
Don't fail to hear some of California ,:
rare talent in recital at Starr King hall
on August 81. 1915.
Mrs. j. Richards of kirkham street
is spending a few days in San Francisco
visiting Mrs. Davis of McAllister street.
It. s. Dawson and wife were host and
hostess at dinner on August 81 in honor
of E. s. p Dawson and wife and Miss
Ball.
William Stephens, wife and daughter
have removed to Monterey to reside.
Mr.. Stephens has taken charge OF swell
club at Pacific Grove.
Mrs. A. l.. Dawson entertained at
luncheon on August 20 in honor of her
niece. Miss B. Booker. of Redding, and
Miss Pauline Ball.
Do not miss Planet lodge picnic at
Grand Canyon, Sept. 8. Any one who
attended the outing on July 5 will tell
You about the park.
Robert Strather of Marechal Mel
lodge was hurt in the Western Pacific
wreck last week, end is confined to his
home at 727 Peraita street.
w. A. Butler, secretary United Hall
association, will please accept thanks
for complimentary tickets to picnic on
Labor day at Lafayette park.
You will help a worthy cause by
attending the picnic to be given by the
Home for Aged and IDfirm Colored
People on Lebor day, September 6.
Dancing until IL o'clock and a special
car to bring you in from Lafayette park
on Sept. 6th-United Hall associations
picnic. Admission, SOC. Good music.
United Hall association has every
thing arranged for the picnic on Sept. 6
Labor day-at Lafayette park. Ad-
mission as usual, fifty cents. Children
free.
We are obliged to w. Bolivar. secre-
tary of the committee, for compliment
airy tickets to picnic and outing to be
given by Planet lodge, A. R. E., Sept. 8
at Grand Canyon.
Bring your friends and enjoy the rare
musical treat Miss Irene Rutherford
has prepared to offer her friends on
Tuesday evening, August 3lst, 1915, at
Starr King hall, Oakland, Cal.
Don't forget Planet lodges outing on
Admission day, Sept. 8, Grand Canyon
park. San Francisco people, by taking
Key route and transferring at Forteth
and San Pablo to Richmond car. will
save time.
Mrs. w. l.. Johnson entertained on
August 10 at her beautiful home, 1921
Twelfth avenue, in honor OF hei uncle
and aunt, E. S P. Dawson and wife of
Phoenix, Arizona, and Miss Pauline
Ball of Lexington. Mo.
A E. Turner and wife of Campbell
street entertained T. P. Mohamit and
wife Of Omaha at dinner on August %.
They have been visiting the fair for the
past two weeks, and left for home via
Los Angeles on Sunday.
Gov. Johnson has granted a reprieve
TO Nat Weston, who was to have been
hanged at San Quentin on August Goth,
prolonging his life until October. The
reprieve was granted for the purpose OF
making further investigation.
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 and good meas is his motto.
Try one of his Sunday dinners.
We are trying to give you the best OF
everything. Come out and enjoy
pleasant evening. Ladies. l0c; gentle
men, 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
N. Hardy, w. II. Evans, w. d. Jenkins.
The Marion social club has changed
its night from Thursday to Wednesday
for its dancing school. Attendance is
good, music is excellent, and every one
enjoys it. Admission-Ladies, only 10
cents; gentlemen, rs cents. Marion
hall, Eleventh street near Broadway.
On Tuesday afternoon from 2 to the
Fanny Coppin club entertained at the
residence OF Mrs. De Hart compliment
airy to Mrs. Mary Talbert of Buffalo,
n. Y, Miss Anna Jones of Kansas City
and other visitors. There were perhaps
100 ladies between the hours to meet
the distinguished guests.
Lafayette park, Siege Junction, is the
place for picnics and outings. The
management has made several improve
ments. A new floor has been put in
and waxed. The sides of the pavilion
have been completely closed to shut out
tuc COlu nibuc' ANCm CiCStiC iIeulo
have been installed. Any committees
from lodges or societies looking for a
place to give picnic are invited to
inspect the place. For information as
to the terms, ring up Berkeley 6559-
E. Navellier, secretary-or ask j. l..
Derrick, 727 Uuion street, about it.
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