The Western outlook., 1915-08-14
The Western Outlook
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

Bethel - August "a - Chorus - 100
voices.
The joint picnic ~ the F0resters will
be held Sept. "a al Shell Monud park.
Miss Pearl Lawson Of 1882 Laguna
street was married On August 18th at
Ii 80 a. M, TO C,Iu 'e Johnson. the
artist, Of Pine street.
The next social II Aerial lodge will
take place August II. TIE usual good
time is promised at the same price
two jits.
Miss Cora Reed and Miss Lena Scott
of New York have arrived from Santa
Barbara, and are guests Of Mrs. j. j.
Christian OF 1920 Sutter street.
Jas. Bishop, wife and con of Modesto
and Miss J. Gee Of Idaho were visiting
the exposition. During their visit they
were he guests Of Mrs. W. M. Smith
OF 524 Twenty-eighth street.
Dorothy and Bernadette Butler, the
daughters Of Mrs. NJ. Carroll of East
Oakland, were among The Girls Choral
club, which won high honor at the
Eisteddfod at the Civic Centre audi
torium.
The place and the only place to enjov
4 social dance, good music and the best
OF order maintained, and il is only 25c.
Palace nall, No 1880 Ellis street, near
Fillmore. Worlds Fair social dance
every Tuesday night.
Craig. Cochran 4 Co., 1859 Valencia
street, is a well known undertaking firm
OF San Francisco. q. Anderson, the
proprietor. has had dealings for mum
Der Of years with our people, and he
advertises with us to let them know
how to find him should they at any
time need his services.
At the Strand E. Dyer, Portlend.
Maine; l.. Graves. Memphis, Tenn.
Manley Jones, New York; Mrs. Green,
Chicago; l. Madison, wife and daughter,
Albany, N. Y; Miss NJ. Jessup. Miss
Nettie Walton. Miss Jennie Smith. Mrs.
w. NJ. Davis, aud Mrs A. Knight Los
Angeles.
Third Baptist church, corner of Clay
and Hyde streets. San Francisco; Rev.
Allen Newman, pastor; residence. 1249
Hyde street. Sunday service-preach-
ing at ii a. m. and p. M; SUNDAY
school, l2 80; BY.P.U., p. m. Mid
week PRAYER meeting, Wednesday at 8
D. m. Visitors ana tourists specially
welcome.
Mrs. T. d. Walker Of Sacramento,
with her sisters, Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs. w. Fl. Spencer. son and daughter.
who spent last week seeing the exposi-
tion, are still with ns and have enjoyed
their visit very much. Mr.. Walker
joined them this week. They are ct
Mrs. George Hopkins, l843 Buchanan
street.
Mr.. and Mrs George f. Francis re-
turned home to Sacramento last Tues
day after very pleasant visit of two
weeks in our midst. Coming especially
TO see the exposition. they were unable
to accept some of he social courtesies
proffered The many DAYS put in at
the Jewel City made them enthusiasts
and they will boost and talk for US
until the big show closes.
Mrs. Lulu Thompson cf 1850 Devisa-
dero street was the hostess at a dinner
party on August 9th, complimentary to
Mrs Godet and Mrs. Anderson. visitors
in our midst, and Mrs. 7 McDaniels.
Covers were laid for ten and more than
two hours were spen: in pleasing con
versation. and in discussing the menu.
Others invited were Meshames Purnell,
Lee, Clarke, Shannon and Fisher. Mrs.
Thompson was assisted by her sister.
Mrs. f Seville.
j. J. Christian, steward of the Elks'
club in Santa Barbara, is spending a
few days. vacation with his family. He
ia taking in the fair and sightseeing.
He paid his old friends IN Oakland a
visit, and met Bill Morey, Will Ameile,
Tan Bowman and all the boys. Jack is
strictly on the water wagon, and has
gained eleven pounds in three weeks
feeling fine, and looking the picture Of
health. He paid his years subscription
and ordered THE WESTERN OUTLOOK to
be sent to Santa Barbara, just to keep
IN touch. Since his residence In the
the Southern city, he has joined the
Masonic order.