The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-01-09
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


Bournemouth Circle will meet on the
18th inst. Initiation and installation.
Prof. Blacks orchestra draws people
when advertised to play. so follow the
crowd. Read his advertisement.
Aerial lodge OF Odd Fellows meets on
Tuesday evening. Several matters of
Importance will come before the lodge.
III You want reliable legal advice-if
Won get In trouble and want to get out
see Attorney Grasty In the Chronicle
building.
Rev. ]. Fl. Wilson is much improved
in health and will fill his pulpit Sunday
morning. He will be glad to zee his
many friends and Pensioners.
Mrs. Dixie Gale has moved from
Washington street to 1861 Leavenworth
street, where she has fitted up five
room fat, with the purpose Of keeping
roomers.
The first popular social Of the new
year will take place Tuesday evening.
January 10, 1916. in charge Of the social
committee of Aerial lodge. Odd Fellows.
Good music, refreshments, and popular
prices.
Read the advertisement OF William
Smith, the carpenter, in another col
umn. He wants your business, and
says SO plainly. and guarantees to give
satisfaction. No job is too small, and
none too large-he wants the job.
Clarence Sands. con OF @. F. Sands.
graduated from Washington grammar
school. Laura Sands graduated in
cooking. Leona. Mamie, David. and
George Sands we're promoted honorary.
Georgia. daughter Of j. K. Sands, was
promoted from A first to B first, at the
Emerson school.
Aerial Banner club met on Tuesday
evening, January 9th. at Mrs. George
Dorsey's, and elected the following Off
GERS: President, A. Dorsey, vice-presi-
dent; A. Ray; chaplain. NJ. Smith
treasurer, M. Dyson; other officers.
E. Cherry. 2. Wilson; Annie Rhodes.
secretary The club is progressing.
Victoria lodge, F. and A. NJ, met on
Tuesday. Attendance was good despite
the Indictment weather. Two visitors
were present. An assessment has been
levied on each member, payable before
May 81, to assist in entertaining the
next grand lodge. which convenes here
in June. This assessment can be paid
in instalments. The secretary will give
receipts for all payments.
On Sunday. Dec. 9th, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Wilson, following their time
honored custom, kept open house and
served an Christmas dinner.
Those present were It. S. Grasty and
wife and daughger. and JEFF Wilson.
After an hour of social chat, all went
rheir several ways, well pleased to have
been there and all voting Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilson. as usual, the host and hostess
par excellence.
The next meeting of the Afro-Ameri-
can literary Council will be held on
Tuesday evening, January Is, 1915. at
Bethel church, No. 1907 Powell street
Mrs. Mason is chairman of programme
committee, and she has good one
prepared for this meeting. Jas. Fore
man, the president. says they are going
to make the council strong factor for
good, and be extends cordial invita-
ton to the public to come out and
participate with them. All are well
come.
At it's regular meeting on Thursday
evening, Jan. 7th, Court Bournemouth,
No. 1904, A. 0. F., installed the follow.
ing officers for the ensuing term: j F.
G. r., K. j. Fisher; G. R., CHI. Ward
s. @. r., e. A. Morris; Recording Sec
rotary, N. Scott; Financial Secretary
j. r. Sands; Treasurer, L. M. Jackson
s. W., G. A. Morris; ]. W.. P, Mahoney
S. B.. N. c. Morgan; j. B., S. Romeo
Physician. DR.. McGil'; Trustees-W. A
Butler, H. HI. Godfrey, Geo. w. Hen
riqnes; Auditers-W. 7. Bolivar, A. G
Fisher, E. ]. Jackson.