The Western outlook., 1922-04-22
EVENTS OF INTEREST
In the East Bay Cities
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Phyllis Wheatley club wants it
Keep off the date, May 12-taker
by Parochial Chapter.-Mrs. Martin
The club to institute new chap.
ter of O.E.S. is making satisfactory
progress.
| j. c. Rivers returned this week
from an official visit to Southern
California.
Miss Mary Harvey of Bakersfield
is the guest of Miss Bernice Bridges
of Tenth avenue.
All u. c. students who wish to
qualify will please file their cards
with Walter Gordon.
Mrs. A. Cartwright, who suffered
an attack Of ptomaine poisoning last
week, has fully recovered.
E. Bozonier has added something
more to his worldly troubles. He is
now stepping on his own gas. !
Keep off the date of May 28th-
Household of Ruth wants it for the
first picnic of the season.-ANNA.
The Gingham Apron dance has
secured Sidney La Protte's orches-
ira for May Is. Be there-that'S all
April 18th has been taken by the
Federated clubs for a benefit for the
Children's Home and Day Nursery
Real estate and insurance, auto
mobile and fire; bondS-Walter A.
Butler, 500 Eighteenth ST., Oakland
Mrs. Ggace Brown and family
Miss Edna and Walter, have moved
to their new home on Seminary
avenue.
Don't miss the ball at Foresters
hall Saturday night. Sid La Protte's
jazz band will play. The Raquette
Tennis Club.
Don't fail to be at Foresters' hall
on Friday, April 18th, to see the
street parade and carnival and meet
your friends.
Bournemouth Circle, Companions
of the Forest, wants May 18 for its
gingham party. Please don't take it
.-HENRIETTA.
Miss V. Shorey Will please accept
thanks for complimentary tickets to
Raquette clubs dance on April I'D.
La Porte's music. Eli!
j. B. Moody has temporarily
closed the Dairy Kitchen" while
it is being remodelled and repaired.
Watch for the grand opening.
The Sublime Ideal committee of
Victoria Consistory has taken the
date of June 18th. Watch columns
of this paper for announcement
We are obliged to Mrs. j. B.
Martin for complimentary tickets to
the May dance to be given by the
Sick and Needy chapter, May II.
Be sure to be on time April 28 as
the carnival and parade starts at 1OI
o'clock. Music by lie Porte's SO
Different" orchestra. Foresters hall
Will Mcdonald, old-time violinist,
is in town with All O. Barnes circus.
He is wearing blinkers,' we do not
know if as disguise, or old Father
Time has so willed it.
The Tilghman press is right up to
date. Cards, circulars, letter-heads
and tickets printed on short notice.
Their motto is " Service" A trial
order will convince you.
Mrs. Walter Handy and Mrs.
Jerry Walker of San Francisco were
guests of Mrs. Leila w. Smith at
luncheon on Easter at her apart
ments, 1914 Tenth street.
Mrs. Lawrence Butts, the grand
lecturer of 0. E. S., passed through
our city last week, en- route from
Denver, Col, and was the guest of
Mrs. ]. L. Clayton of 1856 Wood st.
People in the neighborhood Of
Seventh and Adeline streets should
patronize the Rose-Waterman drug
store, corner Seventh and Adeline
streets. Prompt attention given to
prescriptions. They keep for sale
all kinds of toilet articles.
Pankey's Smoke Shop will move
on or about May l to Seventh street
between Willow and Campbell-a
new building, a better location, and
on the right side of the street. Mrs
Pankey has built up nice business
See advertisement elsewhere.
The Sublime Ideal committee of
Victoria Consistory, No. Is, A. A.
S. R. Masons, have planned the
grandest entertainment of the season
having announced their date (June
13) at Foresters' hall. The commit
tee is famous for successful affairs
and the public may depend on their
announcements.
H. Shannon will leave for Los
Angeles next week. Then comes
the chicken shower.
Mrs. Carrie Shoecraft of 1894
Seventh street, a member of
Bournemouth Circle, is able to
sit up this week.
If you play whist and want to
win a prize, do not fail to attend
the tournament by Harmony