The Western outlook., 1915-12-18
OAKLAND JOTTINGs.

/ % - uIHtF mas Deen confined to hi
oed this week with illness.
The Marion social club will give f,
grand ball on New Years. eve.
! ChriFtmas night. Foresters' hall. The
United Hall association has taken tho
date.
| Moodv's Dairy Kitchen will serve 9
special Christmas and New Year.
turkev dinner.
| The Philharmonic orchestra will fnr.
nish music for the Central dancing
school in future.
Mrs. M. T. Conway of Tenth and
Centre streets has removed TO No. SIS
Hemlock street.
Presiding Elder w. w. Howard Of
Zion conference Northwest arrived in
our midst this week.
Mrs. A. Cartwright of 1855 Tenth
street is still confined to her bed. She
Is hopeful of soon being well again.
Follow the crowd on New Years eve
to Marion clubs ball. WHY 90 to San
Francisco when you can celebrate at
home?
TO LET-Cozv rooms and apartments
from 81 week upwards at the Bolmer
house, 1877 Eighth street. Telephone
Oakland 1882.
The Foiesters have their joint com
mittee out for the New Years dance.
Don't touch the date.
Mrs. M. Fisher. the chairman of the
committee. will please accept thanks
for complimentary tickets to Japanese
Tea dansant on December %.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keith-Smith, who has
been confined to her bed for the past
three weeks, is able to be up.
Otis Hearn will be the instructor at
the dancing school on Monday night at
Majestic hall. The Philharmonic or
ShCSAd Will
Mrs. q. l.. Scott of Goss street and
Mrs. Walker Of Cypress street. both
members of Bournemouth Circle. are
still on the sick list. but improving.
Henry Godfrey. chairman Foresters'
joint committee, will please accept
thanks for complimentary tickets to
high jinks and ball New Years night.
Charles Baker, whose departure for
New Orleans to visit his wife was de-
lsyed on account of the destruction of
his residence by fire last week. left
this week.
You will m So it if you do not attend
the all-night dance to be given Dec. 81
by the Marion social club. Admission
10 only IS cents. Good music. and a
good time is assured.
By request the Central dancing school
will have a Christmas and New Years
dansant in the same ball. Admission
rs cents. From Q 10 p. m. So come
early and stay late. Good music.
The Marion social club has arranged
to hold open house on New Years eve
at Marion hall on Eleventh street.
Dance the old year out and the new
year in. Admission, IS cents.
You will miss it if you DO not attend
the United Hall associations dance on
Christmas night. Charles Strather is
chairman of the committee, and has
promised several new features.
ing hard to make the Japanese Tea
Dansant on Dec. 28th a success. 1t is
given for the benefit OF st. Augustine's
mission, and should be we'll supported.
Oakland is preparing to hold very
elaborate New Years eve celebration.
The plans are being formulated by the
merchants exchange. Something bril-
liant in the way of electrical effects is
promised.
Tha joint New Years ball and high
j,nks to be given by Courts Bourne
mouth and Knares borough on Jan. LIST
promises TO be we'll attended and an
enjoyable affair. Door prizes will be
given away.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Mary Saunders were held Sunday
at Henderson'a undertaking parlors.
Rev. Brown of Fifteenth street church
officiafed. Inrerment was held Tuesday
at Evergreen cemetery.
Don't forget the grand Christmas ball
to be given on Dec. 25th by tke United
Hall association, 1t is Tor worthy
cause-proceeds to be used to carry on
expenses. There will be good music
and it is good place TO enjoy yourse
after your Christmas dinner.
Read the announcement of Mrs.
Wilmoth Ii. Woods of Seattle i'm an
other column. She is hair specialist
who uses the celebrated Gromo treat
| ment, and will be in our midst until
January l, 1915. Ring her up either in
Oakland or San Francisco, or call upon
her and give her trial.
The Berkeley moving picture censor
board has pronounced against 1.-The
| Clansman" and forbidden its presenta-
ton al local theatre where it was
| announced. Chief OF Police Vollmer
informed the theatre management CT