The Western outlook. [volume] (San Francisco, Cal.) 1894-1928, 1916-01-15
The Western Outlook
SATURDAY. JANUARY is. 1916
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.


Dan Rundy, an emplove at the post
Office building, IL on the sick list.
Cont Bournemoath. 1904. A. o. F..
will meet on Thursday. January Goth.
as usual.
William Hamilton. an Gil member Of
Hannibal lodge has been taken again
to the hospital.
Mrs. Olita Durpgan OF 1878 Suffer
street, who was reported i'll with grip,
ia able to be ont.
VIM. Smith, the carpenter. fell from
a ladder this week. and was bruised
Int no bones we're broken.
The regular monthly social by Aerial
social committee on January 10 will he
known as leap year social
Mr.. and Mrs. La Bore OF Los Angeles
are in the city and are stopping at Mrs.
Dixie Gales. 1861 Leavenworth street.
Billee Powers received the sad intelli-
gence Of the death of his mother. Mrs.
Jennie Powers, in st. Louis, on Jan. s..
ID. r. Jordan, the veteran treasurer
OF Aerial lodge. who injured his shoulder
eeveral weeks ago, was in attendance at
the lodge meeting.
Hudson & Butler, colored funeral
directors and embalmere, are thor
oughly reliable, and competent to con-
duct funerals in San Francisco.
The place of business Of C. A. Ander-
son is at 1887 Valencia street. at 25th.
1t il big improvement. and is strictly
Gp-to-date. His phone is Mission ISL
Mrs. j. Brown, who has now been on
the sick list for several weeks, seems to
be doing as we'll as can be expected
and is quite cheerful under her seeming
improvement.
The Afro-American Cooperative asso.
citation will hold its annual meeting on
Monday evening, January IL, 1915, at
W. A. Buffers Office, psi Kearny street.
Reports for the year will be read.
70 lET.--A nicely furnished room.
suitable for man and wife; no objection
to child; all modern Improvements
242l California street, San Francisco !;
phone West 1896; Mrs. +. s. Webb.
For the information OF those who
have asked Us why the Zion notes have
not appeared lately. we can only say
that the same were furnished by Mr.
Smelle, and, for some reason. he seems
not to have been able to give us his
nanal gentlemanly courtesies.
Messrs Hunt and King were refused
seats downstairs in the Savoy last week
after purchasing the same. This is the
theatre at which the Colored Citizens
Protective Association stopped 1.-THE
Clsnsman" overnight. Wonder if it is
retaliation or condition that always
existed?
The weather clerk has promised I'M
ieakable skies next Tuesday evening,
when the regular monthly social Of
Aerial lodge social committee will take
place. A good crowd is expected, as
this is leap year, and ladies will have
the privilege OF choosing their partners
and treating them to refreshments.
Henry Randolph has not improved as
his family had expected. His break
down is quite serious enc, and long
rest will be required to start him on
the road 10 recovery. His wife and
children are doing all that can be done,
bnt there has been no support given by
the Palace Hotel Company since he was
stricken. His forty years service has
counted for naught.
The following officers were installed
by Court Bournemouth, 1904, A. 0. F.,
at the meeting held on the 9th instant :
Per C H. Ward G. r., j. H. Fisher;
SCR. WF.V. Scott; + s., j r.. Sands ;
X. S., Charles Seville Treasurer, I. NJ.
jackson; S. W. l.. l.. Dyke; j. W., S.
Calhoun; s. b.. p. Mahoney; J.B.. Sam
Romeo; Physician. s. z. Strange, sc
Post street; Auditors-E j. Jackson,
w. I. Bolivar. n. Q. Morgan; Trustees
g. w. Henriques, ". a Butler. and
H. II. Godfrey.
Aerial lodge OF Odd Fellows met on
Tuesday evening. Alter the regular
business was over. the newly elected
officers were installed. The social COM
mittee made a report IS to programme
for the annual reunion next meeting.
w. Vaughan will deliver the address
and there will be short programme.
Light refreshments will be served. Adj
mission will be by card.
The leap year social OF Aerial lodge
to be given on next Tuesday evening,
January IS, 1916, promises some novel
features. The committee expect good
attendance ard want all their friends to
come out and enjoy the dancing, the
refreshments, the music, and the socia'
bility. II will be at Hamilton hall and
the admission will be the usual price
ten cents. This will be their first effort
for the new year, and the committee
hopes to make the beginning most
auspicious one. Come and bring a
friend.
BETHEL NOTES.