The Western outlook., 1916-07-22
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.

SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
Lionel Dyke il AZ the Southern Pacific
hospital, and is reported very sick.
Mrs. Addie Nichols, who is in Santa
Cruz for her health. is reported as
improving.
The District Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows will meet in Marysville on
Tuesday. August l, 1915.
/. Wamble. who sails the seas on file
Southern Pacific tug Ajax" pail the
Farralone islands visit last week.
Mrs. g. Noble Of San Mateo spent
Sunday in the city as the guest of Mrs.
Dixie Gale Of ll5l Leavenworth street.
Keep of date OF Monday, Sept. 4th-
Labor day. 1t is taken by Court and
Circle marlborough, Something new.
The dinner given by the stewardesses
board at the residence Of Mrs. Winters
op Saturday night, July 18th, was well
attended.
House social Of the San Francisco
women's club Saturday, July %, at Mrs.
McAdoo's. 1854 Jones street. Admission
only five cents.
Keep off the date August ~
taken by Parochfai Chapter
for a Dansant, to be given in
San Francisco.
Mrs q. Austin Of l540 Jones street
entertained at an elaborate wedding
breakfast in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Turner on Sunday, July l6.
If you want to enjoy pleasant eve-
ming. attend the Nonpareil dancing
school, every Thursday night, at Oak
wood hall, See advertisement.
The place OF business Of c. A. Ander-
son is at 1887 Valencia street, at 25th.
IL is a big improvement, and Isl strictly
up-to-date. His phone is Mission 15l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter. who left the
city several months ago, to take charge
Of hotel at Placervile, will retarn on
account OF the ill-health Of Mrs. Porter.
Mrs. N. j. Hart received the cad
news on Sunday OF the death of her
brother, Luther Mocks, in Louisville.
Ky. Besides the sister, he Leaves
mother here, Mrs. NJ. Duncan.
The annual convention OF the Cali
fornia State Federation Of Colored
Women's Clubs will convene in Pasa
dena on July 25. and number Of dele
gates promise TO attend from the north.
Mrs. R. NJ. Butler of 1885 Bush street
is at McCIoud, a popular, fashionable
resort. She says there is nothing mure
healthy than pure mountain air and $l8
per week, so che expects to remain for
the summer.
See announcement Of house social 10
be held Saturday evening, July 22d, at
Mrs. McAdoo's residence, 1864 Jones
street. Given by the executive board
of the San Francisco Women's Club.
Admission, five cents.
Bethel Church Aid society met at the
home of the president. Mrs. G. Austin, |
1540 Jones street, on July 10Th. The |
meeting was well attended, and all
enjoyed the same, Mrs. MADISON being
their delegate to the federation.
When death makes the undertaken
necessary you will find Godeau funerals |
one-half the trust prices. He has
branch offices in Oakland and Los
Angeles. Up-to-date service and prices
to suit is his motto. Read advertise
ment elsewhere.
Mrs. "A. P. Lee OF 5l9 Post street was
hostess at dinner and theatre party
on the 18th instant, complimentary to
Misses Edna and Ethel Brown of San
Rafael. The Alcazar was the theatre
and the "Song of Songs" was the play.
very pleasant time was spent.
e. A. Anderson cf the old firm cf
Craig. Cochran & Co.. funeral directors,
now located at 1887 Valencia street, at
Twenty-fifth, has one of the most mod
ern places in the city. With business
experience here of more than 25 years
he has a large acquaintanceship among
our people, and those VI ho have had
business dealings with him know that
his dealings are strictly honest, and
that he is reliable in all respects.
Mrs. V. Hughes gave an outing at
the beach in honor Of her niece, Esther
Moore, on the 18th instant. All had a
delightful time. Those present were
Mrs. A. Morris and sons, Porter and
Philip; Mrs. f. L. Moore and grand
children, Florence and Ambrosia; Mrs.
w. r. Reed and son. Roy. Mrs. Banks.
Mrs. j. s. Francis and children, Leo
nora, Mamie, David and George Sands.
Geraldine Johnson. Geraldine Hughes.
Programme, Afro-American Council,
Bethel church, Tuesday, July 25, 1916:
Opening exercises-song, prayer, song;
roll-call and quotations, any author;
vocal solo. Miss Laura Sands; reading,
Miss l.. B. Porter; duet, Messrs. Sands
and Toombs; paper, Mrs. J. Foreman:
address, !. A. Dennis; violin solo, K. II.
Harbert; debate. Resolved, That the
higher education units young colored
.x;rls <~s tha Waat for thpir frnp stafiOn