The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-05-01
OAKLAND JOTTINGS.
DON'T mics the Jewe, City ball.

marry Mills Is etlH on the SICK list.
Harvey Jackson is again confined to
his bed with rheumatism.
B. A. Johnson of Sacramento was a
visitor in our midst this week.
Wednesday. May 5, 1915. il taken ty
Menelik eempIe. Mystic Shrine.
Go to the Jewel City ball and have a
good time. Remember day and date.
On accound Of consolidation Of two
clubs. seven of our race have lost their
positions.
The Columbia Quitting Company is
placing Its new spring suits on sale.
Easy terms.
Mrs. Isabel Bryant, who severely
burned her hands last week. is reported
much better.
Mrs. Viola Boyle left on April 20 for
her, home in Walla Walla, Wash. to
visit her mother. who is i'll.
Miss Alice Greenley of Berkeley was
called to Modesto on Sunday on account
Of the death Of her foster mothor.
There will be some class on May 9Th
at Foresters' hall. Oakland Mystic
Shriners). Go and see for yourself.
Mrs. w. r. Strickland of 1886 Pacific
avenue, Alameda, who has been i'll for
the past week. ID reported improving.
Mrs. j. B. Massey has surprise in
store for you, and especially the X. P.
Watch tor il about May rs. Particulars
later.
A. Summers OF the Cheopian club
will please accept thanks for compli-
mentary tickets to dance 10 be given on
May 9TH
Charles Harris, an old college chum
of Harry Jones from Chicago. spent
few days here last week as his guest.
He left for Denver on April %.
One Of the special features at the
entertainment Of the Mystic Shriners
on May 9th will be the singing and in
strumental numbers OF FIVE young ladies.
Watch and wait for them.
The Central dancing school invites
You to come out and learn all the latest
dances. instructions from 8 80 to $50.
Gentlemen. Is cents; ladies free.
In another column will be found the
card of Mr.. Fowler. an attorney, who is
recently admitted TO the bar. He is
prepared to give his clients the benefit
OF his legal training. Room ", Bacon
block.
FL. d. Byrd and Miss Irma Vaughan
were married at the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Vaughan, 925 Fifth street, on Sunday,
April 25. Rev. Hawkins OF Beth Eden
Baptist church officiated.
Everyone is anxiously waiting for the
first picnic of the season. May 28th. Ii
looks as though they will have a record
"ehhiHR IIo"u. hiNayo HdNt R'iuh
time at the Household of Ruth picnic.
Good music and good order.
Officers and members Of the grand
consistory OF the Ancient, Egyptian,
Arabic Order OF Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine will arrive from the East on
September IL, and on September IL
services will re held at Fifteenth street
A. NJ. Il. church. Oakland. Rev. Peck
will preach the sermon.
The first picnic OF the season will be
given by Household of Ruth, No. 253.
at ShellmouDd park on Friday, May rs.
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
as we'll as the young. Admission, as
usual, fifty cents.
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
secretary, and will give you all particu-
lars next week as to terms and nights
that are open.
We call your attention TO the card 81
Dr. Daniel Crosby. candidate for School
Director No. 3, in another column. We
can safely say that DR.. Crosby is the
proper man for the place-a man with
eight and half years. experience as
teacher and principal in the public
schools, who offers a plan approved by
leading educators for increasing the
working capacity Of the schools without
additional cost for buildings. More
efficiency-less expense