The Western outlook., 1922-03-25
EVENTS OF INTEREST
In the East Bay Cities
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. Mabel Calhoun is reported
on the sick list.
Mrs Alberta Martin, who has been
lndlSposed, is able to be up.
Mrs. Fay Clark, who has been
quite sick, is much improved.
William N. Ricks and Mrs Brown
of Berkeley were quietly married
this week.
Mrs M. Hubbell of Kansas City is
a guest OF Mrs. Wheeler OF 23O6
Linden street.
Mrs. William Henry of 72O Union
street presented her husband with a
boy this week.
R. Q. Coleman, pastor of North
Oakland Baptist church, is laid up
with a broken leg.
DR.. A. L. Campbell, dentist, late
of New York, has opened offices at
1851 San Pablo avenue.
A suit for divorce was filed this
week by Lillian F. Williams against
Wadsworth F. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Richardson
entertained Mrs. Hubbell of Kansas
City at dinner on March IL.
John H. Holmes of 1876 Twenty
sixth avenue is dangerously i'll. He
is a member of the ForesterS.
Real estate and insurance, auto
mobile and fire; bonds-Walter A.
Butler, 500 Eighteenth ST., Oakland
J. M. Thomas has bought home
on California street, Berkeley, and
will move in as soon as the tenants
move out.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Kennedy of
Eighth and Union streets announce
engagement Of Miss lola Anderson
to Jos. M. Decayette.
Mrs. Fred Williams, president Of
Home for Aged and Infirm Colored
People, who has been very i'll, is !
reported little DeIlef.
Mrs Cartwright was the recipient |
of pleasant surprise party from
her neighbors on the 10th inst, the
occasion being her birthday.
The Sublime Ideal committee of
Victoria Consistory has taken the
date of June 18th. Watch columns
of this paper for announcement
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Shannon of
San Francisco are preparing to re-
move to their new home on East
Twenty-first street about April /.
To LET-FurniShed rooms handy |
to street cars and local train; terms
reasonable-136o Ninth st. Phone
Oak. 2787. Mrs Orinda Gordon
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harris of
Fruitvale were host and hostess at |
a dinner on the 18th inst, in honor
of Mrs. Hubbell of Kansas City and
Mrs. Wheeler of Oakland.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Haynes of 1896
East Eleventh street entertained
few friends on the 18th inst. Whist
was the feature of the evening, after
which refreshments were served.
Mrs. Mary Harris, wife of Ben
Harris, the furniture man, died on
the 23d instant. Hudson & Butler
are in charge. Services will be held
Saturday from Beth Eden church.
Members of Pride of West and
MarechaI Mel lodges are requested
to meet at Foresters' hall on Sunday
at II o'clock, to attend services at
North Oakland Baptist church at l
o'clock.
Rev. w. w. Matthews of Phila-
delphia, editor the Christian Seer, a
of A. M. E. Zion church,
was a visitor in our midst this week
He was formerly pastor of Cooper
Zion church of this city.
An early morning argument over
a transfer between conductor Henry
Daniels and Hugh Wilson (colored) |
on Washington street near Eighth
resulted in Daniels receiving a black
eye and placing Wilson under arrest
with the aid of passenger.
w. N. RickS has surrendered to
Cupid. To the surprise of his friends
he has become a benedict. He was
quietly married last Sunday to Mrs
E. Brown of Berkeley. Congratu-
lations. May your new relations
invite the muse, and inspire you to
greater heights.
The St. Patrick's dance given by
St. Bernard Guild on March 18th
at ForesterS' hall was not largely
but was very enjoyable
affair. The music was good and
gave entire satisfaction. The COM
mittee worked hard to bring success
and through its untiring efforts there
will be no deficit. Mrs. Crowder
was president, and Mrs. Lawrence