The Western outlook., 1915-04-17
OAKLAND JOTTINGs.

f. Fowler has changed his residence
to 1908 Allston way. Berkeley.
Wednesday. May 5, 1915. is taken b
Menelik femple. Mystic Shrine.
III. Mile, who has been III for week
with rheumatism. is still unable to ee
out.
The Columbia Quitting Company il
placing its new spring suits on sale
Easy terms.
Mrs. Marion Pankey is still in Chi
cago. but hopes to return to Californii
by May l.
Word has been received from Mrs
T. G. De Hart that her mothers health
is greatly improved.
The city fathers have introduced al
ordinance creating 70 jobs In the new
municipal auditorium.
A. Strather was operated upon at the
Lane hospital Monday, and is reported
getting along nicely.
Frank w. Bileer is candidate fol
Mayor. He believes in good govern.
ment and lower taxes.
Mrs. J. B. Massey has surprise in
store for you. and especially the K. P.
Watch for il about May 26. Particulars
later.
The whist tournament to be given by
Knaresborough Circle on April 9th
should draw big crowd. Admission
only ten cents.
The Central dancing school invites
you to come out and learn all the latest
dances. Instruction from $50 to 8 80.
Gentlemen. Is cents: ladies free.
The shirt-waist dance to be given by
the Cheopian club is creating quite a
stir already. We expect to see some
handsome shirt-waists on May Z. See
advertisement.
TO LET.-Newly built apartments,
consisting of large room and Kitchen
cite; gas and electric light; IS week.
Mrs. Bolmer. 1857 Eighth street. near
Adeline station; phone Oakland 1892.
Mrs. NJ Bailey, trained nurse from
Colorado SpriSes, is visiting her
brother. j. a. Bailey. and his wife, OF
1924 Dennison street, Oakland. She
expects to remain about three months.
In another column will be found the
card of Mr.. Fowler. an attorney, who is
recently admitted to the bar. He is
to give his clients the benefit
of his legal training. Room ~, Bacon
block.
The executive committee Of the North
ern California branch of the N.A.A.C.P.
met at the residence OF Mrs. Tilghmau.
1870 Thirteenth street, on April 14th.
Since October rs new members have
been enrolled.
Miss Lavinia LasaIve is making a
race Of the Cheopian contest
and unless some OF the rest get busy
she is a sure winner OF the S. merchan-
disc order. Her slogan is Buy Now"
Mrs. A. Summers is running second.
The fret picnic OF the season will be
given by Household of Ruth. No. 253.
at Shellmound park on Friday, May %.
They expect to make this big affair.
Mrs. Rhodes. chairman of the commit
tee, will introduce all kinds of races
during the afternoon to amuse the old
az we'll as the young. Admission, as
usual, fifty cents.
A number of people wonder why he
is called Majority" Brown. When the
Cheopian club, OF which he is treasurer,
decided to give its shirt-waist dance on
May 7th, Walter Brown voted with the
majority for everything-good music.
Majestic hall, admission IS cents. and
May land now be is with the majority
in anticipating a big cruwd.
Hovey's hall. known later as Lloyd's.
on Eleventh street near Broadway. has
been secured by party of gentlemen
and will be offered to the public tor
rent. 1t has been thoroughly renovated
in order to compete with new Foresters
hall and Majestic. Herbert Clarke is
and will give you all particu-
lars next week as to terms and nights
that are open.
G. K. Robinson will please accept our
thanks for the invitation to attend the
celebration of the review of the Foot
prints of a Black Man." new book by
DR.. w. S. Brooks. to be held at st.
Paul's A. NJ. E. church, st. Louis, Mo-,
April %. It's a long way to Missouri.
C. K. and we have pressing engage
ments in California. Thank you, just
the same.
The Afro-American Cooperative AS
ISOLATION is not new organization, but
has been doing business for years, and
at the present time holds mortgages on
valuable property. and has good cash
balance in bank. To invest in few
shares will not cost much and is good
investment. just how to secure shares
and how they can be paid for will be
explained in an article and their adver-
tisement neat week. Captain VIM T.
Shorey is president; Walter A. Butler,
secretary; John Fisher, treasurer.
Entertained.