The Western outlook., 1915-08-21
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.

mirs MltuTen HllsOn OF MAFysVtlie Is
visiting Mrs. J. C. Rivers.
| Mrs. Lou Howard OF Bakersfield lie a
guest Of Mrs. H. Bridges.
| Oakland schools closed On August Is
and will reopen August %.
Mrs. |. Ramsey is stopping with Mrs.
R. Mcdonald Of 1925 Eighth street.
Mrs. A. Bird (nee Vaughan). who has
been dangerously i'll, is coDvalescent
| Mrs. Averett left this week on visit
to Riverside for the benefit of her
health.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing its new summer suits on safe.
Easy terms.
Don't fail to hear some OF CALIFORNIA;
rare talent in recital at Starr King hall
on August 81, 1915.
Mrs. Alexander Of Los Angeles, v no
has been the guest of Mrs. Lucy Crabb,
left for home last week.
Mesdames Ransome, Orffut and Har-
mon of Pasadena are stopping with
Mrs. G. Withers of East Oakland.
| Miss Lizzie Jacobs entertained few
friends at dinner on August ii in honor
of Mrs. Julia Brown of Sacramento.
Mrs. Webb end Mrs. Eldridge of Los
Angeles are stopping with Mrs. J. L.
/ Tlo.,f0., &c ~ 49,
Misses Fleming and Cresttip, school
teachers of Houston, Tex, are visiting
Mrs Mcdonald of 1926 Eighth street.
Miss Margery Smith of Roseville and
Miss Ruby Meadows of San Francisco
were guests of Miss " Shorey during
convention week.
Any one having room to rent, with
barn in the rear to keep an auto
mobile. inform A. L. Gross, 900 Fifth
street, Oakland.
Miss Louise Marshall of San Diego,
en- route to Denver, stopped over few
days this week in Oakland as the guest
OF Mrs. J. G. Rivers.
Mrs. F. G. Thornton and son, who
have been spending a week in our city,
returned to their home in Los Angeles
on the 10th instant.
Do not miss Planet lodge picnic at
Grand Canyon, Sept. 8. Any one who
attended the outing on July will tell
you about the park.
Mrs. Gray and daughter of Washing
ton, D. c., who have been the guests of
Mrs. Fl. Richardson of Grove street.
left for home this week.
Mayor Davie failed to stop THE
Clansman," admits he made mistake
and did not mean what he said when
he ordered the police to stop it.
Mics Florence Lewis, school teacher |
from New Orleans, La, is visiting her
brother, o. P. Lewis, the mail carrier,
and his wife, OF 1858 Seventh street.
\ nited Hail association has every
thing arranged for the picnic on Sept. 6
day-at Lafayette park. Ad
mission as usual, fifty cents. Children
free.
Mrs. ]. j. Leggett, wife of DR.. Leggett
of Los Angeles, arrived Sunday, and is
the guest of Mrs. L. Blue of 535 Thirty
sixth street. She is accompanied by
her daughter.
James Baker of Kansas City arrived
this week and is stopping with Mrs. II.
w. Jones of Seventh and Campbell
streets. During his stay he will be the
guest of William Ewing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Warner of Los Angeles
and few friends were entertained at
breakfast on August 10 by Mrs. Rich
ardson of 1857 Campbell street, assisted
by Mrs. johnson of Chico.
Mrs. NJ. Wilson of North Yakima and
Mrs. NJ Dennis OF Tacoma left for their
homes on Wednesday. They stopped |
over en- route at Sacramento to visit
her sister, Mrs. A. w. Smith.
Bring your friends and enjoy the rare
musical treat Miss Irene Rutherford |
has prepared to offer her friends on
Tuesday evening, August 3lst, 1915, at
Starr King hall, Oakland, Cal.
Don't forget Planet lodges outing on
Admission day, Sept. 9, Grand Canyon
park. San Francisco people. by taking
Key route and transferring at Fortieth
and San Pablo to Richmond car. will
save time.
]. H. Stone and daughter. Miss Efie
Perriston. teacher, of Kansas City,
NO., and Mr.. Taylor and wife, promi-
nent residents of Oklahoma City, are
registered at Mrs. Bolmer's, No. 1857
Eighth street.
Mrs. M. j. Grasses entertained on the
9th instant in honor of visitoIs-among
them being some OF her old frieads. A
pleasant evening was spent. Refresh
ments were served. Miss Kate, her
daughter, assisted in receiving.
We are trying to give you the best of
everything. Come out and enjoy
pleasant evening. Ladies. lOc; gentle
men, 25c. Don't forget-every Monday
evening at Majestic hall. Committee
N. Hardy, W. H. Evans. W. D. Jenkins.
Mrs. Samuel Evans and daughter OF