The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1915-10-30
OAKLAND IOTTINGS.

West Indian ball at the Auditorium.
Miss Violet Nelson OF Los Angeles is
the guest of Mrs. A. Averett and Mrs.
w. F. Ford.
Keep off the date OF November 4th-
taken by Mrs. Witten for house social.
Particulars later.
Dance of all Nations will be given by
Bournemouth Circle. October 20. 1915.
Keep off the date.
s. Parker and family have removed
from Campbell street to 837 Isabella
near San Pablo avenue.
The Central dancing school continues
to draw large crowds. All present on
Monday night enjoyed themselves.
Do not miss the grand promenade on
Thanksgiving eve for the benefit OF the
Home for Aged and Infrm Colored
People.
Mrs. 7. c. De Hart OF S67 Thirty-fifth
street received telegram Wednesday
announcing the death OF her mother at
Brenham, Texas.
The Monday night dancing school at
Majestic hall was well attended and the
music was good. Those who attend say
they always enjoy themselves.
Get the habit of coming to Central
dancing school every Monday night.
You get the best and latest dances. at
Majestic hall, Twelfth street. between
Broadway and Franklin.
Mrs. p. Jefferson, trained nurse, OF
Atlanta, Ca, who has been stopping at
Mrs. Kennedy's, at Eighth and Union
streets, departed for home very muclr
pleased with the fair and her visit.
The Marion social club had large
crowd at the dancing school on Oct. 81.
The music was better than ever. 1t is
good place to go when you want to
enjoy yourself, so do not fail to attend.
II you cannot get out this Monday
night, come next Monday night. The
Central dancing school always has
something pew. Majestic hall. Twelfth
street, between Broadway and Franklin.
Mrs. A. E. Hall OF San Jose end Mrs.
Baylor of Paso Robes attended the
A. M. 6. conference and are spending a
week visiting the fair and old friends.
They are stopping with Mrs. Miles OF
764 Fifth street.
Messrs Overton, Trokey, Keeling and
Rivera OF San Jose were in attendance
at Marechal Mel lodge. No. 4. X. P,
as delegation from Friendship lodge
to lay the matter Of entertaining the
grand lodge in 1916 before them.
Mrs. Henry Mitchell OF 1922 Thirty
eighth avenue. who was burned on Oct.
% while cooking dinner, died next day
at the receiving hospital. She was fry
ing meat. when the fat blazed up. and
the flames caught her clothing. Her
mother. Mrs. Elijah Fleming, died
OF shock four hours afterward.
The monthly meeting OF the northern
branch Of the National Association for
Advancement OF Colored People will be
held at the Fifteenth street church on
Monday evening. Nov. /. at s O'Clock.
Congressman j. A. Elston OF Berkeley
will deliver an address. Annual cleo
tion of .fficers at this meeting.
At the parochial chapter social to be
given on Thursday evening, Nov. 4, at
the residence Of Mrs. Witten. No. 85l
Thirty-fifth street, Oakland, there will
be special programme. The ladies
are working for results, and hope to
make the affair not only enjoyable to
all, but also helpful to st. Augustine's
mission.
Funeral services over the remains of
Mrs. Amanda Dades we're held on the
23d inst, from Fifteenth street church.
Rev. Pointer officiated. The Henderson
Undertaking Company was in charge.
Deceased was a native of West Virginia
and leaves three daughters. Mrs. Day,
Mrs. cambridge. and Mrs. Anna Scott.
and two dons, Frederick and Kennedy
Dades, to mourn her loss.