Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07

A DISTINCTIVE BLOUSE.
For a foundation there is a plain
front-closng waist Of white chiffon,
with lace frills on front and sleeves.
Around the bust Is tied double
faced grosgrain ribbon with plcot
edge. one side OF this ribbon is n
bright mustard yellow; the other, q
rich olive green. The lighter side is
folded forward at each edge before
fastening in place
The outside waist OF black chiffon
closes at the throat and opens grad
ually to the waist line, showing the
fril and ribbon bow. The little knot
at the collar Is of black velvet with
pink embroidered flowers.
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retail concerns and with her daughter
Miss Christoval will live at the Hotel
Baltimore.
The Misses Irene and Pearl Hale
are back in Tulsa again after a pleas
ant visit Of two weeks with relatives
in Centervlew, Mo.
Miss Margaret Won Wagg has re-
turned to this city after an ENJOYABLE
visit at her old home in Chicago.
Mrs. Harry c. Pouder and two lit
tie daughters the Misses Alma and
Lottie arrived home yesterday from
delightful two months visit in
Council Bluffs and other Iowa points.
Mrs. j. X. Rome, Of Warren, Pa,
Will arrive In few days to spend the
remainder Of the winter with Mr.
Rome and their two daughters, the
Misses Elizabeth and Jane Rome.
They will reside at the Tulsa hotel.
The Misses Mabel and Alice Faltin-
son returned last evening to Stevens
| College, Columbia, Mo, where they
will continue their studies after hav-
ing had delightful holiday visit of
three weeks at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Faltinson,
920 South Cincinnati.
Miss Florence Heald left last even
ing for Chambersburg, Pa, to resume
her studies In Wilson College, after
| having spent a pleasant vacation OF
more than two weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Heald
Miss Eudora Mitchell left Sunday
evening for Washington where she
will continue her student duties at
Fairmont Seminary, having had a de-
lightful holiday OF two weeks at the
home Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
John O. Mitchell on South Cheyenne
The Misses Irene and Mary Delaney
returned to their respective schools
in Washington and Kansas City. Miss
Irene Is a student Of Trinity College
In the former city this year.
Mrs. Alexander c. Mcdonald has
arrived from Chicago to Join Mr.. Ms
Donald and make Tulsa their future
home. They have already taken up
their residence on North Denver and
at present are entertaining their
daughter. Mrs. Marie Lawson. also OF
Chicago.
Miss Jennie Hull OF Greenville, Pa,
has arrived to spend the winter In
Tulsa, being a guest at the home OF
her sister, Mrs c. H. -Messimer, $40
South Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b, Baker and two
daughters, Margaret and Catherine
are recent arrivals from Robinson.
Ills, to make Tulsa their future home.
They are residing temporarily on
South Cheyenne.
Mrs. T. c. Hustled and daughter,
Miss Phillis have returned home after
an enjoyable visit of ten days. in st.
Louis.
II. d. Epperson left yesterday on q
ten days trip to Chicago and New
York.
Master Vansel Mills, son OF Mrs.
Laverna Mills has returned from a
three weeks visit to his grandparents
In Joplin and Webb City. Mo.
Mrs. Lora Hall and two children
have returned from several weeks
stay In El Paso, Texas.
Jack Ayers left yesterday on trip
through Missouri and Kansas.
Miss Jessie Miles returned yester-
day to her school in st. Louis after
few weeks holiday visit at home.
Norman r. Putnam has returned
from several days visit with home
folks In Lawrenceville, I'll.
Miss Mary Stewart. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley I. Stewart, left
Sunday for her school In Birmingham
Pa. concluding a delightful holiday
visit of three weeks at home.
Mrs. william Humphrey Of Barties. |
VILE and Mrs. T. ]. Humphrey and
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