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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Slams of the Times

hearts best fought 10 save the
world and were across great seas
at their task We found that the
more thrifty We were in saving
that those boys Ia KHAKI might
have the best OF lviuE conditions
and that starving Europeans might
have SustenanCc while they were
keeping the Prussian hand from
their throats. that the more We
were impressed with this thrift
.dca 80 that nov when the armies
are now no more clashing and
peace - trying 70 rnvelop the
world. the national federation has
deemed II a wise roconstruciiyr
movement TO launch thrift cam
paign among 'h" club women OF
the United states, and ask that
these women OF tho states. dis
trlc,s and towns tell the story OF
thrift and further make sure ot
their Story told. By cnactinE g. II
has been NscnrlaIned that In our
own STATE Of oklahoma thrift
program has been incorporated .n
every federated club program FOR
the coming year This H a fine
start 4 whole world BE- 10 De re-
built and II Wr do not erect bet
ter mansion upon the foundation
OF vicDtory. then ihn' victory is not
worth the blood that is shed for 10.
Thrift, and saving lrr absolutely
essential in tho rebuilding when
the armisuCe was signed II did not
mean the war was over, az most
of us know. and it is an assured
fact and Yc know mis- also, that
We could Ia A.. lt|L Oh, Dur t.r.,a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

yu his arrival The PARTY VIII re
main az Spring lnkr. New JCftoN.
and Will rr,Yru 90 Tulsa later hy tie
way OF kuUh4s tlt, where lhcy VIII
stop 10 pace Miss Dorothy Jane
Markham iu school Captain Mark
ham viii make his home Wiih Mr..
Markham. ST.. ana Mrs. Waauahaugh
ON hs Ic'uIu.
Mrs. julius Kahn and dnuEhtcra
Marguerite ana A.cyue, accompanied
by Mrs kuhus iatucT Mr.. Jacques
Drcyfus VIII return Monday from
thcir Colorado summer nome.
Jessie Lou aud Martha Hamilton
stumph have returned 90 Tu.sr after
having spent the. summer In TvEIA
win thrlg grandparents.
Mr. nud Mrs. II. G. Joplin and
buu5 and Mrs. Jup'lua mother, Mrs
Virginia Wet have returned from
an nl.summrrs uip 10 COLORADO.
Mrs Rush Grrrusbde returned
Thursday fro w aUgc months visit
tp Cuornlo. Sine WAS accompanied
hy her children. Sara Jane and ltusH.
IT,. also her mother. Mrs " T..
\arlcy who stopped with her Tor a.
fcw days Hnd then continued hor
Jouruoy 10 her home ut 'olumnus.
Ind
Masses Gorcyloye Willett and
Gruo,Ir.c bowman Ief the latter
pant ~ rh. uluutr for purr4u, nnlo.
whcr, Iucy win enter the pu'rIu
conservatory OF music Thcy VIII
specialize 800 plano aud dramatic
art
MI and Mrs. r. j. Dixon and son
Alien have returned from a Two.
months motor trip through Iowa ana
Illinois. where thry visited relatives
Young Mr Dixon. who graduated
from fnr TULSA high school laH. year.
becomes "a freshman ut Henry
Kendall college this season.
Mr. ana Mrs J. g.. Ioo hryo o..
uruci from a fave wr'Ns vHl' ln
.r" tasr and nrr u' huw" at I'D
~ est sixth street
Mis-. I,lnrrr. Goota,r" Irr s,r.
yraay far ..w l"ra "u business
Nuv T.a Rood l,u Saturday r#r
Sew lur. h,r mission n".ns u'|
moss.
In AVID NJ. q, u y pIi.1ru
who r,.r,,d Hr1r,siv from Hn
,i..,rr ...l'. 4.. ruw ..,'sI .H 'H. .r
urn '.m,. 1850 south b'nH".
avenue
v- r.f ST.. FarH % Gro p.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

The club editor Of The World Is
receipt OF the year book Of the
Hycrhba club for the 1920
season Tile program combines
the thought ana earnest labor ot
the group Of women who composed
the program committee, with Mrs.
c. g. Spindler. chairman. and as
soctatus. Mrs. G. T.. BuchnCr,
Mrs J.. j. Edwards, Mrs J NJ.
ward and Miss Margaret Ring
gold between It's de luxe covers
OF nile green and white. the club
colJrs IS contained ideal proof u
the high standards Of tho Tulsa
musical organization. i's mental
uUum,u, their ability AS tcChnir
clans and their daunt'cHs attitude
toward a community whose success
from musical standpoint has
placed them in an cuyiablc posi-
tiuu with the leading social lights
OF The continent ThE liNfChka
GIi-yr,ph.kl. a Creek 7If,In ge-
ucrIc Word FOR musIcJ viii empha.
s.zc tho works Of The masters, pay
Ing Just tribute 90 American com
puscrs who rank with ihc-e. Con
ccris for the season viii be the an
uual charity concert IN" annual
Easter concert and the annual
spring festival \ retrospective
glance @, extension work and 1l-
:ruis,Ic efforts OF the club assures
one mat with the enlarged mnw-
bcrship FOR The coming season,
which also adds % the cubs
strength IN an ways. that he p"o-
pie OF Tulsa, especially tho music
lovers OF the city. may well look
towards A brilliant series Of eveuta,
as the club is arranging 20 bring A
rrlt number OF artists here at
stated times. all OF which VIII DO
announced.
IN, official starr ls as follows,
Mrs Fred sewers clinton. prcsi-
dent. Mrs e. Hindu u7u. first
vice PRESIDENT MR. Nra & Rigs
bee. second vice PRESIDENT Mrs
George Stanley. recording score
tar,. Nra John ID Freeman. treas
u..r. Mrz a Garland NaTrs. poe
porter Executive committee. Mrs.
& J Hrimau. chairman. Mes
DANES " a. Cr0Vler. n W
Grs-g O. f. F1rrrn Pau, Gallo
way. Sod g. EiEHnnr George stan
ley John d. Freeman \. Garland
NEr-s a. g. Rush. g. o. Spiuli'T.
IT = Nggre. Fred clinton Misses
fTl rurfA ard Marjorie l'au.rn.
The iIy,rhta belongs 90 The ma
t!.rl. and state f'larahors.
with The Issuance a. year books
begins the Initial work Tor the
club season. The importance of
having these programs o. she club
EDITORS desk cannot Do t-TruGufrd
al importance II fnr s'r.rtfsi rn-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Dances

The scluoyah buffet supper and
I dance given Friday night for mum
. hrr uf the members VINO arc leaving
/ this Week FOR universities. proved
one OF the most delightful events or
/ the week The new cafe In The Ken
nndy building proved nu ideal place
. FOR tho complimentary event MI
land Mrs n. G Ashhy were chap'r-
uus uu dthc dance music was tur-
uishcd hy the Empress orchestra
During the evening au elegant Two
course supper was served. The llal
includes the following Misses Mary
stout. Marion McCliutock, Evelyn
tgWest. Ramona Geek Isabel Butler
betty CoWTock. charlotte West
Norma Miller. Gladys ll"ul"rshDt
Mildred Morrison. Lu'Il" Long. llrlou
DELANEY. Margaret Mckenzie. Ju-
Urrto Hunt. Mary Do.ausv, N1ah
Faran. Helen York. Ruth IIhp1'-
rick. Margaret DALEY Mari" Drake.
I,oueIa George Maud Bradley,
GLADYS InFuuctte Elwhlll Bonnie
Trogcn. Peggy Anderson. Jane Ring
gold. Ruin Ec'sn. Mary Ad1ir Dane
Martin. Bertha hIkair. Eciiy Hudson.
Mr.. and Nrs Gene Iupp. Dan Hunt
ir Ava itpurtu Peterson. N''Hrt
Albert Twist. sam Williams Richard
Hroarh. Robert Cow. ira INn'ht.'
Cnnrla4 Black. I.rI..rh tlHrr.
Charles Hancock. John Coleman.
Paul Hayes. wizard Martin W j
Williams lr sidney smith. franklin
A~hhy carl simpson LHr.nn I~.t".
Paul WuIaw. jack 'eH''N George
BERRY. rrrI Hrulrh Vol. Wn''Nuu'"
TrnI johnson =. vs. Jacobs No.
vile waller. uunl' S'i.'s ~ IIaf-
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State Society


The really important event OF the
past week vas tue lavender lunchc1n
given by Mrs ! \. Russell, lilb
Ilg!u avenue on Thursday.
There were nine fables ana dec
otntIuns and luncheon served rarri'd
ont a Iu,cly note of lavender. Law
rudrr aud white aslcrs were used IN
the ruuma and the small tables al
which luncheon was served hctoi"
the gnma were each rcuicIcl 10y IL
French basket ~ lavender flowc
uod with Wnllnc
The guests were received ut tho
floor hy MrH Hussoll. hrs. H. -,
heard and Mrs. Francis SteWari
Mrs " j. Cornelius aud Mrs w.
4 McGiuhis asAalud Mrs Russell IN
serving
In ihe camo that followed tho
luncheon Mrs NOci Ownhy won nisl
score. Mrs W l. McGinnn wpi
second ana 1A9e third favor went Il
Mrs Glenn Alcorn.
The IIeEts inuluIcd the Mrs. II
/ I Beard, Mrs W. - Cornelius, NJ
! B a Enloc. Mrs. Francis SieWHr.
Mrs panI Tlnson. Mrs. Gabo parkr-
Mrs l. G. rarmcnter Mrs. W. =
McGlnnlS, Mrs -. W Sanford, Mrs
Crcu Moore. Mrs. Churlcs Moon
Mrs. J A DcWiu, Mrs J. y. b"r
nays, Mra Fred Fleming, Mrs J u
Marion, Mrs Malcolm liosHcr Mrs
George walker Mrs pHcar Walls,
Mrs Is rcnucll. Mrs A. Bar
bor Mrs W n. Uc}driCk, Mrs W. r.
Mayes. Mrs " Fav"r. Mrr. Gran
vile Fudge. Mrs y r. Floyd, MrN.
Fred Ur"tt Mra william Majors
Mrs clyde Thompson, Mrs Harry
Eagan. Mira Glenn Alcurn. Mrs. Soc
DWnby. Mrs VI. y. Ernest Mls.
George J.owry snd Mrs j. -
KcHton
Mrs J. - Ellis of 72i South
Eleventh street was hostess Thurs
day afternoon 10 the members of 10"
IIalcyon club This Was Tho flrf'
meeting ~ the year \ glnnrh"on
was served a. the conclusion Of NE
business meeting
Th0 lesson follows
Subject club proNoW"ns.
Leader. Mrs J IS Marrhnll
Ron ralI. Suggestions fOr Improve
mcui
Reading. Constitution aud by
IaRF Mrf T. y Vernon.
Paper. our club motto. Mrs \
II IuOp
Paper Individual Responsibilities
'o club. Mrs Eutrr' Hrhh.
Tho only invited guess ~ the q Ih
we're Mrs ! y payu" and Mr..
Walter Morris. Iarw.rK'on NO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

The social activities OF Tul#a VIII
receive impetus this coming werh
with the opening ~ the Hrph"dr
'npater which iS today Many box
r,r,ips already have been arranged,
ali OF which viii pe heard about 40
tno social columns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

presented Miss Delaney with a writ
ing folder Tor travelling Pieces or
lingerie were the trophies In the
game OF auction Enjoying this hos
pl.aliiy were Misses Ruth Fl2pai.
rick. Eileen nNyrr. Nmelic Cuus'ID-
Nu. Ruth Carson, BETTY Hudson.
Evelyn Connolly Mildred Shields
Lila Lynch, Frances Niiilc Mary
Delaney. Helen DELANEY. 'Jh" houorcr.
Julicttc Hunt Charlotte West. Eve.
iNu West Maud bradley lrrnc Has
tugs Aunc ConuaulIu. Grace Down
ing Mary clay Williams. Mhrgar".
u"il Norma Miller, M,9i1m"s John
Giduey. Roger Mitchell Dan Hunt
Dr.. Thomas \ Hunt Chester Nc
IS tuu. Harold Preston MISC George
was aided iu her duties az hostess by
her mother. Mrs r. u. George.
Mrs Frcd kitchn entertained "a
small group nf friends with line
part. ON Friday Complimoutiur Mrs
trrb Mcbride NJ oklahoma C.'y 4tr-
lyroshmon,s were served afterwards
In the Tea cup inn
Mrs. L. y Abbott entertained
group ~ friends al luncheon Tn
Hotel Tulsa ON Wednesday IN honor
II Mrs i " Carpenter ~ Kansas
Cify. who is The guest or Mrs Wi
lard Johns uf Maple Riduo. Mrs
Johns cowplimcntcd Mrs Carpenter
w\ picnic at sand springs on
saturday afternoon,
Miss LOIS ord ~ Auburn. Mob.
spent Sunday In rnr city with her
aunt Mrs j u Richards aud was
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Announcements 4

The local lodge Of EUls Will meet
n social session on Tuesday ui-hi
ana they especially desire to hI'c
.rrr.cni at THIS limo all candidates
for initiation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

There will he board meeting Of
the board OF directors and secretaries
of The \ W G.. a. on Tuesday az
the recreation camp This meeting
VIII he called at $40 iu me morn
Ing and the conference VIII be hcld
All day with intcrmksiops.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
Elisabeth Ann
Looks Hb0Ht 10NH
and She Says

Whenever BOH motor or
wdW in Tulsa. BOH see ncir
residences ia course Of con
StIucfiOn and the dcfiritg Of
the your -OWn-hOHc spirit
is making our OIrn home tOIrn
more and more a home toWn.
Some THiSdns plan plain
cottages. others dr0pIdHe
bunGdiOWS. Whiie stiH others
bHid more stately mansions.
but all enjOB Transforming
into real" real estate The
unreal" estate Of their castles
in Spain.
Mann are the hours spent
in pOring OUcr architects
specifications, for the ner
dTeiiing is the chief topic OF
conversation IN the family
circle and each member has a
differenf idea ds to the M~H.
The mother insists upon
many clothes closets. the
daughter a iirdbie HUinO-
room. the son rOOHD rooms.
and the father gets all heated
up about the proper heating
system to keep the home fires
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Tho elusive somcthinE" which
makes thlnga distinctive must have
been cat into the Fascinating fall
drcHIrH ut the Drmorcst Ladies' shop
Tor they achieve smarlneKsain every
detail
Charlie Chaplin" IL tho name Of
smart tailored suit which attracted
much nitculion ~ "A InriH Oprnb Y,
The popularity OF suits makes
hluuHes important hia season ana
you viii find the very nrwcst beaded
and embroidered georgctie blouscs
at RcnbcrEs.
Ilfc In the worlds greatest fashion
ccnicrS. New York and Parts, h lust
one fail oIH'nlnV nficr anouhcr nova
days and every body n displaying
great interest Ia the fashion dlsplnys
You can RlwayH PUT your best
foot forward" II your footwear com =
| from Akin'B liootcric.
Many French hntH boast no other
| trimming tlinn "a veil, hut for "a
| thnt" n woman IL M woman II she
/ can't work wonders with ono lone
welt
Quito tho mugt different f0rmn
! opening mat has ever been held lu
Tulsa Will take place this week Al
! the Marie Louise millinery salon. bZl
South Main, on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday evenings between and
| TO- SOFT ightH. flowers. the dis
coursng of sweet music by an or
IchcStra, the perfect appointments OF
certain imported and American Gre
ations will make this opening notable
land your attendance In most cordial
| ly Invited.
IOr wear with sheer OvcrblOus's Of
dnrL huCs, skirts of dark -OoiOrcd
silks, sntIns and cloth are suggested
Heads and tails you win" In the
smart rcd fox ncCkpiece with animal
effect head End tails shown by Mrs
Maddou, 10 Fast flfih. This red fox
ncrkpicce n Ideal Tor wear with "A
dark blue drrsa or suit Lynx, sable
ana fischer fhahion other Rhukert
urckpleccn and chokorH In the culioc-
ton
Window shopping along Tulsa's
3''tuUbht Lame one H'Nr most Rur-
grOus CulOrcd ps-tticOhts on display.
\ large variety uf the best known
toilet articles and requisites for
women iv carried by Baker Hrulhrrs.
succrs-ors tu thc Campbell n Muslck
company. tOs south boston
Ear rings uf French origin are
heavy, large and uf harbnric design.
lipfrV M Harrison, who returned
rocoutiy from duty servic" win
l'uclo Sam. ls now giving beauty s"rS
I,r tukIulsi women AT The American
Ilrbiy,yl lShop. 3l3 South Enpldrr
NissLNprrisou'H establishment was
opened "A fe8 days ago ana f. all
ready fr your patronage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Mrs ~. II Leonard entertained 70
- her sunday school class % fi'
l-st NCthoilst Sunday school n"
last Monday evening. cuwpiHg mary
20 N.ss Ehos Ha'ler who I'fi 'N'r
""' FOR the c1si 'n Fisl' -".t.l.
ana f1- Miss Irene HALEY. who I,,,..
.. attend Ann Arnor Michigan uni
H"r.'y
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

The Y. 10 Us. entertained tbslr
boy friends Friday evening In III
home OF Dorothoa Abbott Pink an !
green were employed IN the dccora-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Misses Mar, Hastings and Nur
Mccormick wtI leave MunipN ton
Ian.a Kansas vl'rr" thrN Nll. N'
tend the lrsr.iuc academy fur toe
,suiug season
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Robert p0iCe Carson announce"
Nas.Ios the return cngtErWrn' OF 'h'
.,Nnfrupulfan opera quartet Mhi'h
appears here October N. he follow
f.s concert stars fur .h" season.
Madame Margaret NltzrrIucr. oo-
'nH,r gS. Emmy pcs' n dram4Ac go
grlu0. Emilio DO Goru--t, 'pahr
baritone. Madame Louise Homer,
Hr,r. .ug.s pCuuIar c0ntf'''". ana h'r
daughter. Miss Louis" Homer. In
IHirt recital. Mabel GhrrAis"n. r.'oI
u..r. sorr,ro and Albert SIniilnF.
y.0Uuls.. in Joint recital JOSEF ii'i-
rar pianist. Clirrnc" Nhi'yEtI'
baritone. In toint recital With VIM
'r.l Byrd. pianist. Anna case, con.
..-t soprano. - He1i1os ihr M'iHl
course. Nr Carson VIII bring spec /.
a-#e's a. times Muse Tulsa VIII
appreciate thc fact hat the season
". l. featured Win the WuFN
test singers and players.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Mr. Eugene Lorton, puhlishcr ~
The World is in receipt of the fol
owing The board OF Director Of NE
Atlanta chamber ot commerce issues
this supplementary and special re
qurs, for your presence a. the dinner
l,, be given IN honor Of Hon. ". J.
q Harding, governor fcdcralrcscrye
board Washington, u. g.. at the
Capital City ,mb. Atlanta, Wclnrs-
day evening. September II, a. $50
% clock. Samuel e.. puhhs, president
Charles H.. Robertson. secretary
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Mrs GLADYS Mrirurg w1s '." ''.
.r.'.' ~ many beautiful hA"tr'.
chiefs az a shower given N'r Dr." ."-
ta"- Mrs T.. l. Cunning CHAN 40 .'.
."w" IL South Trenton N''r.-. ts
sr.rr. Mrs.. M.Hrnry 'etF'a MO-.
.HF evening fUr california whore no
fErs..a q. mako her home Lf~
evening was spent .n pleasant game.
'rraHrsUrs were served rH .."
rNlng guests. Misses T..-~. .F"
...f.H. Haze. N'nfrsr. IsWIn DIS
Caroline Peterson. AErHs ..
NH'. Hollis BHrg H.-r FIr.Hn.
" tassr't France <..ll Ana
.. i.Hrt HN.rn...r N..r-
... Davis. N.-""HH .r.-'.
Roy m ..Hrs. N-- sH OBJ
en-. Ms J n QH1rscHh.aH. s'r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Friends VIII he interested In tho
following cards. Mr. Dudley Nc
Even Fca'hcrs'on ana M.ss Caroline
Porter married In Memphis, Tenn.
Wednesday Sopirmhcr 10. Al homo
after October at Holly Springs.
Miss Mis- Porter has been assoc
c,ptrd with the voice department OF
Kendall college IN the past and has
many friends here who viii Doe In
'crcstod I'm the news OF her recent
marriage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14
W 'edidngs

Cards are holng received by Tulsa
friends which announce the mar
rage In Denver on Tuesday, August
~. of Miss Elsie j Braun and Mt
william II Malnwarlnr both of THIS
city. Thcy VIII d, AT home 20 hcir
friends AT ll2 East Tenth street after
october
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Tho Conway Braund schol an
nounccs the following faculty. for ihc
ensuing scholastic season. Mrs. kh.e
G. tmghum principal Anna u.
Young. VIVIAN NJ. tulghnm. for the
academic department, Sue ltamcN
Marie Ianier and I@ola Thompson
k!sar for the primary department
I~anccs Moore Ordway. pluu, lctha
Iawhon, violin; Bess Il. Roberts,
dancing. Alice y. Allen, physical cu.-
ture, Mrs Frank Andrews, dramatic
Expression.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Mira r \ Smith and childr"n
hovo f~taslu"d from uu o,' summer .H
visit among The pflrNa
Mr. and Mrs. & W klngsaury ana
children and MI"a lr,uyre Nt's'n
are at homo nran after Il summer
lat Pelican Lake. WIS
NIs Thomas J HyruC nui Mrh
Dave Ucavcr have with them ihcir
nuut. Miss Mary Hoaruo of Atlanta
ga. who viii yst thrm ,uduSnit"D
Mrs & \ Nlccc. whn has hccn vl".
itlng her parents. Mr and Mrs. W G
latchRW uf HARMONY Pa sat nome
again.
Mr. Parker Robertson VIII attend
the uni,crWiy' 'ut Norman, Okla. lhIH
year aud lonyca la a Few duyH ip be
gin his work there.
CONTISi Ep OE PAGE ELEVEN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

The Cadman club will hold it iirsi
rehearsal on Tuesday night ocloh,T
s. IN tho public library. froi. I'oh7
e.f Huice Carson announces me
clubs program Tor tho year 10 he
particularly interesting. \ hh'n
aria and several Obj frcnch songs
arranged hy Deems Taylor "i Ne"
York are among some ~ ihr mum
la-s dc,,r,.inr note Mr. Carson p
f-icnds will be pleased 90 know he
viii he associated with The choir Of
rr, First Methodist church Tor the
coming season as director. There
viii be a solo quartet ana the WORK
gives promise OF being unusually ln
trrrsing. Mr.. Carson will have ui'
position made vacant by Mrs Marie
Hines
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Tho Tulsa Town club will hold JUS
weekly dinner and meeting ON Mon
day evening IN the Tea cup Inn AT
6l5 % clock. An interesting prog ram
has been arranged and Mr. J. VI.
Reed ot the United Savings ana Loan
association will be the SPECIAL Speak-
a. n, the occasion. Reservations
may he made by members by phon-
ing Miss Alch, 2ST2, or Miss MELON
neL a3l6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

Tho regular board meeting OF th'
Nplrg Woman Christian us~'c'a-
ton viii he hold Tuesday, when
plans viii he formulated for fnIl ana
winter work. This meeting VII! oe
held AZ the recreation camp. Ihe
camp will be held open all through
October and until after halloween
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-14

The Cadman club will hold i's ini-
tai meeting on Tuesday evening III
the public library at O'Clock. y
fun attendance 81 desired.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-15
CALL FOR NURSES
Red Cross Recruiting Students to Meet
Shortage.

Latest reports from the Red Cross
CHAPTERS the country over show that
trained nursing is going to be the pop
ular thing for girls and women; for
now. as never before, the trained nurse
is coming into her own.
1t has been estimated that the train
ed nurse crop is very short-this came
to light during the influenza epidemic
last year-and it was this same cpl
demic which showed clearly that the
Public Health Nurse was an absolute
necessity in every community.
Cities throughout the United States
have set the example. There is not one
city of respectable size in the United
States which has not secured the serv-
ices of a public health nurse, or is not
planning to secure one. In many cases,
of course, a whole flock Of nurses is
necessary.
Plans are now being promulgated by
the Gulf Division, American Red Cross,
which will insure public health nurse
in every community, rural or semi
rural. And the reason is not far to
seek:
Five hundred thousand lives lost in
the epidemic of "flu" last year; eight
hundred thousand men rejected from
service because of physical disabili-
ties; three out of every ten babies
lost through lack of care. These are
a few of many health conditions pre-
ventable through the services of the
public health nurse. Every Red Cross
chapter which furnishes its commu-
nifty a trained nurse makes epidemics
less likely, lowers the death rate, and
upbuilds the health of its citizens.
The community nurse is one Of the
best agents for the protection of life
and health, say the Red Cross work
ers. The community nurse cares for
the sick, protects the well and teaches
the principle Of good health to all, is
the report from chapters having such
nurses.
The answer, then, is simple: Give
every community the nurse it needs.
This is exactly what the Red Cross in
tends to do, as part Of its peace-time
program. The Red Cross intends to
go further: there will not only be a
public health nurse for every chapter,
but there will be classes in home nurs-
ing and dietetics in chapters and
branches, and encouragement to girls
to take training as nurses. This work
for women-it has been called wo-
mans noblest work-will be recog-
nized as never before.
1t has been estimated that the
trained nurses of this country will be
doubled in number within the next
three years-and even then there will
not be enough. 1t is a young womans
best chance today.
Miss L. Agnes Daspit, director cs
the Nursing Department, Gulf Divis-
ion, states that she has calls for three
times as many nurses as she is able to
supply; and she urges that all young
women qualified to do so, consider
taking nurses training at once.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-15
WEAR YOUR RED CROSS BUTTON
Display the FLAG.

A Receipt" will be given in the
Third Red Cross Roll Call. This re-
'ceipt-the service flag-should be in
the window of every home. The mem
bership button also should be promi-
nently displayed.
Those not wearing buttons nor dis
playing flags viii be solicited during
the last two days OF the drive.
The star-progress. (Opelousas, La.) 1917-1921, 1919-11-15

I oST-POcketbook, containing $36
A1r $40 and six cents in coppers.
Also city license. Return to this Of
flee and receive liberal reward.
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