The Western outlook., 1915-05-01
Local Lines
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Dairy Kitchen.

that was to have been given by
w. A. Granger has been called off.
Mrs. White of No. 1884 Seventh
street. who died suddenly on the
25th ult., while attending church,
wus buried on Wednesday.
Funeral services over the remains
of A. Strather. who died April Fl,
will be held from Zion church on
Campbell street, Oakland, Sunday,
May 2, at o'clock.
Mrs. D. w. Ruggles, delegate to
the reciprocity meeting. and Mrs.
]. S. Francis were in San Jose last
Wednesday in the interest of club
work.
Mrs. Margaret Lyle filed suit in
the superior court this week for the
|annulmei.t of her marriage to DR..
EWilbam Lyle. Says she thought
|sheIhad Negro blood in her veins.
Parties who have rooms TO let in
San Francisco should list them
with the Walter A. Butler rooming
agency at once, as he is arranging
to advertise in all Eastern papers.
Lee Purnell ran a fine race in the
| meet held on the u. c. oval on
Monday, carrying off the honors
for Berkeley high school agains,
Oakland high school track team.
Further mention will be made next
issue.
A big crowd is going over to the
entertainment of the Shriners on
next Wednesday evening, May S.
at Foresters hall, Oakland 1t will
be the talk of the town for the next
month and, of cour e, San Francisco
wants to talk a little bit too.
Mrs. Rosa White died in Oak
land on April 10th. She was the
mother of Miss lola Hamilton
sister of Mrs. Maggie Thompson
aud cousin of Mrs. c. Jones, Mrs.
N. A. Davis, Mrs. Lille Fortinee
Nora Swaunigap, and Mrs. Ada
IGomez. Deceased was a native oil
Texas, aged 50 years.
At the intercollegiate meet in
Philadelphia OH Saturday, April "a
the Ioo-yard dash was clean-cul
victory for Drew. The famou.
Splinter ran three races, each being
timed iii ten seconds. Smith oil
Michigan ran second, and Knight
of Chicago third
The meeting of the National
Association fol- the Advancement
of Colored People scheduled for the
Third Baptist church on Monday,
May 3. has been postponed to the
first Monday in June, when Con.
gresham julius Kahn will address
the local branch N. A. A. c. P.
Aerial lodge of Odd Fellows met
Gil Tuesday evening Attendance
was good and much important bust
ness was transacted. Four mem
bers are OH the sick list. The Odd
| Fellows entertainment assessment
is being paid George Dorsey was
elected as marshal fer the annual
thanksgiving service. The social
committee reported that the rattle
would take place at the next social
on May 18th. An initiation is
announced for next meeting The
lodge adjourned out of respect to
the memory of Charles A. Griffith,
deceased.
Afro American Literary Council
held its weekly meeting April 27th
and the same was we'll attended.
A delightful programme was given
by the San Francisco women's club
which was much enjoyed also the
council extends standing invita-
ton to the club, the attaches of the
fair, and all visitors and residents
to come out and join us; you are
welcome, thrice welcome, aud we
give you special invitation to
come out next Tuesday evening
and hear the able debaters on live
subject. Programme for next
Tuesday evening, May 4: Quota
tons from William Cullen Bryant;
recitation. Mrs. ]. A. Foreman;
solo, Mrs. ]. H. Wilson debate,
Resolved, That the American Negro
should emigrate to South America;
affirmative, E. S. Jones and c. w.
Allen negative, Mr.. Fuller and
Mrs. c. Austin.