The Western outlook., 1916-02-05

Have you selected your partner frr
the whist tournament to be given by
Mizpah Temple? Don't forget the day
and date.
The funeral of j. Bibbs, whose body
was found floating in the bay, was held
on Jan. %. Hudson & Butler hapdled
| the funeral.
You can buy votes, two for five cents,
from Mrs. Davis on Cypress street,
| Mrs. Josephine Miller, or Misses Logan
at Moody's cafe.
" Next Friday evening, Feb. llth,
Mckenzie Brown benefit entertainment
at Foresters' hall, Clay street Good
mnsic, excellent programme.
Robert Strather has replaced Otis
Hearne as the instructor at the Central
dancing school. The school will be
open, rain or shine, every Monday
night.
Jos. R. Sands, member of Planet
lodge, seems to have jumped into the
race and Marysville seems to be behind
him, according to Secretary Bo!ivar's g
notes.
Parochial chapter OF st. Augustine's IS
mission is arranging to give a dansant
on the afternoon of Washington's birth
day Februatv %. 1915, at Lincoln hall.
Admission. Is cents.
One lady, after reading over the list
in the contest, said: Frank Henry,
good night" Secretary Bolivar says
he thinks that meane Look out, for
Frank will go some" -"
Walter Butler seems to be receiving
big boost from Court Knaresborougb
and members of Court Bournemouth
sent in bunch of votes for Butler,
Henriques, and Sands
Planet lodge, No. l, A. RE, held its
regular meeting on February I'd. The
committee reported all in readiness for
the ball on February 20 at Lincoln hall.
Admission will be 25 cents.
Have you naticed the advertisement
of the Security bank at Eleventh and
Broadway? Interest paid on term
deposits. Start now, and have a nice
little bank account on Christmas.
The parochial chapter will give a
Martha Washington dansant at Lincoln
hall on Thirteenth street on the after
noon of February 22d, from 2 to 6, for
The benefit of ST. Augustine mission.
am prepared to write your insur-
ance In one of the best insurance COM
panies in the United States. Phone
Oakland 1851, and | will give it prompt
attention. LEO B. DERRICK.
Hannibal Black, formerly of Chicago.
in trying to board an Eighth street car
slipped, and the car passed over his
hand, cutting off four fingers. He is
confined to his home on Eighth street
near Uniou.
George Malcolm of West Berkeley, on
| returning from Manila on transport
| this trip, found awaiting him letter
| telling him of the death OF his mother,
| Mrs. E. Malcolm, in Jamaica, B. w. l.,
October 30. Her age was S5 years.
The anniversary dance to be given by
Planet lodge, No. |, A. R. E., Feb. %,
is for the purpose Of keeping their date.
| The price of admission will be reduced
and good music has been engaged. II
will take place at Lincoln hall, Thir.
teenth street near Franklin.
A little more care should be taken by
those who have death notices inserted
in newspapers, as the place OF holding
the funeral is at times misleading. In
the case of the late Robert Chandler, il
read First A. NJ. E. church, Fifteenth
street, near West Oakland"
William Kennedy SAYS he knows he
is not as popular as Walter Butler oil
Dave Gasberry, as they have been or
the ground all the time, while he has
been out of town, railroadipg, but he
intends giving George Henriques and
Frank Henry good brushing before
February %.
Don't miss the musical and literary
entertainment for the benefit of Mrs
Mckenzie Brown. the blind woman. II
will take place at Foresters' hall, Clay
street, Friday evening. February 11tb
programme of unusual merit vii
precede the dance. Orphean orchestrs
will furnish music.
The funeral Of MIS-. Z. Washington
was held on January 20 from Hender
cons parlors on Telegraph avenue
Deceased was member of Household
Of Ruth, No. 253, of San Francisco, whc
had charge of the funeral. as she wa
without relatives. Rev. Haines OF ZioI
church officiated. The interment wa
- c..0o1k U;ou aaxnatorv