Oakland sunshine., 1915-10-23

ing very successful ten days here
and in San Francisco. Her lectures
given in the various churches were
we'll attended and we'll received. Many
persons have been inspired by them.
This prize is a ne-thousand-mil
journey from the Pacific to the Allan
tic and back again, conducted by the
University of California, for every one
of the twenty-eight young champion
farmers.
The cowboy and shirtwaist girls
and soldiers of the 24th Infantry, will
be in the grand march of all nations,
Oct. %, at Magnolia Hail. Come and
have a good time
Mrs. Will Hamilton and sister, Mrs.
NJ. Williams of 2120 Fillmore street,
entertained from 2 to 5 Monday after
noon, October 18th, 1915 in honor of
Mrs. S. C. Johnson, Mrs. J. W.,
Bright, Mrs. NJ Walters and Mrs. Z.
Pierce of Los Angeles, and. Mrs.
Jackson and daughters, the Misses
Allie and Grace of Sacramento.
Twenty-six ladies responded.
The house was tastefully decorated
! in chrysanthemums and ferns. Mad
anne Taylor of San Francisco rendered
several vocal selections which were
| highly appreciated by all present. The
| Misses Jackson and Gertrude Will
liams favored with Duets, trios and
solos.
An enjoyable afternoon was spent
by all present.
Miss Violet Nelson of Los Angeles
is the house guest of Mrs. Averett on
35th street.
Mrs E. Baker wishes to announce
that the crocheted bed spread that was
to have been given away October l,
| has been postponed until Nov. p.
| She requests that all persons holding
| tickets to report to her by that time,
as all tickets out will be good for that
| date.
The funeral of Mr.. E. Moore was
| held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
! from the Henderson undertaking par
| lors, 1854 Eighth street.
| Rev. Hawkins preached the funeral
sermon. The profusion of beautiful
flowers attested the esteem in which
the deceased was held by his many
| friends. Interment took place at
Evergreen Cemetery.
Herbert Moody is very sick in the
Providence Hospital and will have to
undergo another operation.
The funeral of Mrs. Dade, mother
of Mrs Day and Mrs. cambridge, was
held Friday afternoon from 18th
Street A. M. E. church. Rev. Brown
officiated.
Remember at the Dance of All Ma
| tions, Oct. %. at Magnolia Hall, nice
hot lunch with chitterlins will be
served.
The Mothers Charit' Club solicit
the patronage of the public to their
unique social Monday night at 18th
Street A. M. E. Church. Admission
| ten cents.
Mrs. Tobe Williams invited about
| one hundred and fifty ladies to her
beautiful home Friday afternoon, Oct.
Is, to meet Mrs, Lulu Roundtree of
| Omaha, Nebr., and Mrs. Travis of
| Houston, Tex. The honored guests
| were pleasantly entertained with an
| impromptu literary and musical pro-
gram All expressed themselves as
having had a delightful time as Mrs.
Williams is noted for her hospitality.
Mrs. J. A. Bramlette, 2135 Filbert
| street, was taken to the hospital Sun
day and was operated on Monday for
appendicitis and is doing fine.
Swastikas of Vallejo and the Idle
! Hour Club of Oakland will play ball
at 57th and Grove streets at 2:30 P.
M. Come one, come all. Grove
street grounds.
Miss Mary Martin of 1914 63rd
| street entertained Mr.. William Bigby
of Fresno Friday evening, who was
here attending the Grand Chapter Of
! Eastern Star. The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and dancing.
| Dainty refreshments were served by
| the hostess At later hour all de-
parted, declaring Miss Martin an ideal
hostess.
The Past Most Noble Governors
Chamber of Household of Ruth No.
458 will meet Thursday, October 2S,
at one o'clock P. NJ, at Foresters'
Hall. All P. NJ. N. G.'s are requested
to be present, as business of great
importance is to be transacted. Mrs
Tobe Williams, President. L. Z.
Crabb, Secretary.
, Mr.. Twyman is an uncle of Mr.. i'm
Twyman, an old resident of Oakland.
Clyde de Vilbiss of Patterson made
$l0.95 net profit by feeding two pigs
so scientifically that they gained 32s
pounds in hundred days.
! Oscar Dimmick of Lemoore bought
four pigs for $8640 and fed them uE
until each had made a gain of 2Ol
, pounds Then they were worth $3.50.
Twenty-eight California boys have
! won the twenty-eight largest prize:
l ever offered for victory in boys ag-
r ricultural club crop-growing contest.
| Mr.. H. Thomas, formerly of 43.
9Th street, is now located at $50 9th
street. Mr.. Thomas has gone into the
| barber business for himself and so
e licits the patronage of his man.
n friends and acquaintances. He is wei
r equipped to give first class work and
guarantees satisfaction.
The Imperial Art and Literary Clul
h will meet Tuesday, October 70, with
n Mrs Beatrice Allen.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Twyman wealthy
t residents of Illinois, are here visiting
+ the Fair. While here they are stop
* ping at 1916 Jones street, San Fran
cisco.
Rev. J. NJ Brown and family, con
in sisting of a wife and three boys, ar
VI. now located at 3147 Filbert street. Th'