The Western outlook., 1915-11-13
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

are both reported i'll.
Miss Williams of Butte City. Mont.
is visiting Mrs. Cartwright.
Mrs. Viola Crossen has filed suit ioI
divorce against ]. L. Crossen.
D. R. Jordan fell off ladder last
week and injured his shoulder.
Otis Hearn will be the instructor at
the Monday night dances hereafter.
1t Is the talk of the town-the United
West Indian ball at the Auditorium
Mrs. Eva Peck OF Sacramento is a
visitor In our midst, and attending the
fair.
The Philharmonic orchestra will fur
nish music for the Central dancing
school in future.
There will be dancing and pro-
gramme both evenings at st. Johns
hall parochial fair.
Mrs. Robinson of Los Angeles, who
is visiting our midst, fell from a bicycle
last week and was severely bruised.
Lorenzo Harvey OF Marechal Mel
losge, K. F.. Who has been laid up
with rheumatism. is able to be out.
Thanksgiving day has been taken by
the Old Peoples home for their annual
Donation day. Please make a note Of
this.
Do not miss the grand promenade on
Thanksgiving eve for the benefit of the
Home for Aged and Infrm Colored
People.
Tod Butler is now associated with the
undertaking firm of Hudson 4 Co. on
Eighth street. Tod is not looking for
live wires now.
Mrs. Harry Williams of Omaha, who
is to appear in the sketch, "A Cloudy
Day." on November %, is rated as
first class. Don't miss it.
Mrs. Annie Ford of New Orleans is
visiting the fair. and stopping with her
daughter, Mrs. l. Wamble of 20l8 East
Twenty-fourth street, East Oakland.
You will miss the opportunity of a
lifetime to dance in Oakland's million
dollar auditorium if you miss the ball
lars.
Mrs. Charles Bowman sued her hus-
band for non-suppart OF his family and
the caee came up On November 8. The
Judge gave him two years in the county
Jail.
Bournemouth Circle will hold it's next
regular meeting Wednesday, Nov. 18th.
All members are requested to attend.
Business Of Importance will be dis
cussed.
The Central dancing school was well
attended on Monday evening, Nov. 8
Many strangers were present. 1t will
be continued every Monday uight dur
ing the winter.
Some of our bachelor girls and bows
will be pleased that Rev. Van Horn of
the First Congregational church will
establish courting parlors. Race, color
or creed will be no bar to the use of the
same.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Eugene Tongar, who died on Nov. 2.
were held from Henderson's under
taking parlors on Nov. 2 under auspices
of Court Knaresborough, A. o. F., OF
which he was a member. 1nterment
was at Mountain View. He leaves a
brother, Joseph Adams, and cousin,
Geo. w. Henriques. to mourn his loss.
On Nov. 8 the Richmond high schoo!
held big rally in honor of winning the
county championship at football. Ray
mond f. Maddox coached the team
through the series, and as an apprecia-
ton of his efforts to produce winning
team was presented with fine tennis
racket, cover, and press. During the
time the team was being put into shape
local papers gave the team and coach
much publicity.
The house social given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Witten on the 4th inst.
was we'll attended and pleasing sue
cess. 1t was for the benefit of the
parochial chapter OF St. Augustine's 8
mission. The musical programme was
good and all the featuIes were enjoyed.
including the service of refreshments.
Mrs. NJ. B. Witten was the chairman,
ably assisted by Mrs. r. A. Redwood
as secretary, and they thank the public
| for their patronage.