The Western outlook., 1915-01-30
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

southern dance.
Mrs. B. Moore of 9l7 Sixtieth street
is reported better.
William Towns is spending q few
DAYS in San Rafael.
Remember Central dancing school
every Monday evening.
The benefit given by the Imperial
art club was complete success.
VIM. Davis and Miss Ophelia Slamm
were quietly married last week.
L. Winston of Campbell street is
confined to his bed with illness.
Central dancing school teaches all the
latest dances. Instruction, $50 to 8. 80.
Mrs. Eli Baker, who broke her leg
several weeks ago, is reported as much
improved.
! want to linger. just little, at the
Orphean orchestra's dance. on Friday,
February IL, 1915
F. [. Snowden has received the sad
intelligence of the death of his mother,
Mrs. Snowden. in Chicago, in the latter
part of December.
Eyerybody's doing it-asking if the
Orphean orchestra is really going to
give a dance. We mean 8. sure enough
yes Friday, February IL.
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 IL
The date of March 10 has been taken
by the N. A. A. c. F., Starr King hall.
Several young ladies will execute the
Folk dance. Particulars later.
He does not guarantee to extract
teeth without pain, but with very little
pain-Dr. Walker Of 926 Chester street
is the dentist. Give him t,ial.
Fox trots, fish walks. one steps. tango
and whatnsts-they will all be played
at Central hall on Friday, February IL
rs cents-the Orphean orchestra.
The Central dancing school invites
you TO come out and learn all the latest
dances. Instruction from 8 80 to 9: 80.
Admission. 25 cents; chaperons free.
The popular admission price OF 25
cents is bound to meet the approval oil
/ the public at the Orpheap orchestral
dance. Lincoln's birthday. February IL.
William Ewing returned to Oakland
this week alter an extended visit TO
Chicago. He reports pleasant trip,
but the cold weather caused him to
hasten westward.
The Home for Aged and Infirm Col
ored People will hold its annual meet
ing at Fifteenth street church, Feb. 4.
All-day session. programme at night.
Mrs. Kate Harper of Indianapolis, a
sister of ]. l.. Crossep. whom she had
not seen for eighteen years, is visiting
in our midst. She is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. A. Walker, OF $500 Fifty
seventh avenue.
The Fanny j Coppin club held its
regular meeting at the residence OF Mrs
E. Brown, S36 Thirty-fourth street, on
January 10. Next meeting at Mrs. A.
Crsig's, 1896 Chestnut street, Tuesday,
February 2. 1915.
The Orphean orchestra has been
going along quietly, rehearsing regu-
larly, and building up new material, in
spite of the fact that opinion has de-
clared them defunet. Come out and
see for yourself, Friday night. Feb. IL,
at Central hall
Guy V. Henry Auxiliary No. 2 will
award prizes to the five most original
and best sustained characters. Where
At the barn dance. When2 February
6, 1915, at Lorin hall, South Berkeley.
Shattuck avenue local at the pier will
land you at South Berkeley station.
A very swell house party was given
by Mrs. Jackson of Twenty-second street
on January % in honor of her daughter
Miss Fanny. A large number responded
to invitations. The young folk amused
themselves dancing and playing games.
Dainty refreshments were abundantly
served AT reasonable hour all de-
parted for their homes, saying they had
spent pleasant time, and Mrs. Jackson
proved nr excellent hostess.
Miss Lizzie Jackson. who will play
the role of Constance Belmore, a young
actress, in Zone Touch of Nature" is
well fitted for the cast by nature, and
her girlish charms will enable her to
play her part to perfection. while j. II.
Sands, who will play the part of Mr..
Belgrave, her sutton, part which could
not suit his nature better if it had been
written for him, will furnish the comedy
for the play. Charles Strather will be
seen to good advantage as Jones.
Mrs. Fanny Moshay was the hostess
at an elght-course dinner. compliment
ary to the Harmony club. It took
place at her residence, No. 1927 Bonita
street, Berkeley, Wednesday, Jan. 9Th.
Covers we're laid for twenty at two
tables. In the centre of each was q
large vase filled with bridal roses. and
each guest received favor in the form
OF a Japanese paper basket trimmed
with baby roses and filed with candy.
More than two hours were snent around