The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

| distractingly as May Allison docs IN
Fair and Warmer" to be featured
at the Majestic Theater four days,
starting Sunday. Things do happen
too. and the situations get rather
warm for the fair Miss Allison when
complications arise from her expert
ment with alcoholics and her negli-
gent attitude towards negfigee. But
the weather clears before the final
close sup. for there's son" In the
case. This laughable farce 10 q
screenization. by the way OF the
stage success which made the
weather-and Avery Hopwood--
IA nous. Florence Reed, whose name
most everybody likes to read" on a
movie program. appears at the Ma
jestic the latter part OF the week in
The Woman Under Oath" an emo
tIonal drama which Mr., Condor
"swears" is all about courts--and
courtship.
The popular Chinese ba&s arc
claborntcly embroidered. the chsr-
actcrtstic Chinese symbols and de-
signs beang used.
Like the little brook. I could 20 on
forever about the beauties OF the Co
Ed frocks at Renbergs. For they
styles and developed In the very
finest materials. and each model
shown seems more bewitching than
the last.
Jctted ntT is featured over satin
and tnffca In dance and dinner
frocks.
Particular mothers love the Mary
Jones Children's Shop, 10 East
Fifth, where they delight In dressing
the small grille through all her
frolicsome whims and moods
whether at parties or at play.
The three piece costumes offered
this season arc extremely good.
There are coats and coats OF fur.
but few are as lovely as a kolinsky
coat shown by Mrs. Madden, 10 East
Fifth. The smartly flaring back
with It's era aIeful swing may be belted
or left beltless and a single. solitary
metal button serves as fastening.
The influence OF Alsatian and
other peasant costumes n seen In the
bodlccs. drnping and embroidery on
fall frOcks.
with the desire to tell my readers
something new about footwear l
visited the Akin Booterie, 221 South
Main, and II is a real pleasure to tell
you that they have Just received
a complete line of the Edwin Clapp
fall boots for ladies. They are In
the latest mode and come In the new
shades OF brown either In soft kd
or dark Russian calf skin. Ask es-
pecially to see the boots with dark
salf vamps and F1eldmouse Kid
uppers
A Bernard drcss features vest
OF pale blue Kid clasped to tire belt
by carved wooden dog heads.
Quality that eminently desirable
quality so essential to good groom
nR--characterizes every article,
whatever Its price, at Renberss the
store OF quality"
There In Just a. much individuality
shown In childrcns wear M In
The waist line. for In.
stance, We find the high or low and
some are shown without any whist
line at all. while there arc the sash
frOcks In sufficient variety to please
tho fancy Of the children.
Book Ends that are absolutely DIFF
ferent. Book Ends that will har-
monize and "fit in" Book Ends
that will delight you are at the Tulsa
Al and Gift shop. $40 South Main.
Smock dresses arc In high favor
for children from the little tots up TO
the girl Of fourteen years.
II certainly Ia true that the most
simple meal becomes Interesting and
more enjoyable when served on
pretty dishes and that reminds me
10 tell you that I saw several at
tractively new patterns In both Havi-
land and English China at the South
ern Hardware Co. S17 South Main.
They carry an exceptionally large
variety In patterns and makes of
china.
Patrick Tapes original 'TAly
Hat" which has been ~ much al
rnirct. is part Of the collection nj
local millinery salon.
You will be charmed, I know, TO
hear that Miss Marjorie Smith. OF
Chicago, has decided TO remain an
other week at the Tulsa Art and Gitt
shop. $40 South Main, with her ex.
hibit OF portrait water coloring and
oil Drop In And sec what wonder
fu, work this young artist rs doing.
The new bodiccs show slightly
fitting mt the hips over tho soft
form.
The White Ia King" an attrac-
tive saying and 4 mighty good sew
ing machine. They also do wonder
nil hemstitching and make all KINDS
OF buttons. 2l3 East Third.
Either black or white lace r. np-
prppviate In an evening gown and
one unusual model has alternate
fIoupcss Of both black and white
lace.
Mr.. J. Hyman. ladies' tailor to-
smart women, 51o South Main. tells
me he Is giving this seasons suits
an entirely different effect He Is
now using more fancy cuts with
touches OF embroidery. which al
ways gives the more youthful lines
to the garment.
The printcrs' strike In New York
caused n shortage OF fashion maya
rines In local news stands. but most
of the magazines are announcing re- /
sumption Of publication as this col /
umn gocs to press.
A Turkish bath AZ the Thomson |
3l9 South Cincinnati |
will prove both beneficial and beau |
flying There are women assistants |
at this establishment, which Is clean /
and modern In equipment
\ rciingotc front and n loose back |
make an attractive alliance In o fur |
cpat.
Duvetyn and evors arc among the
most popular fabrics for the more /
l..-a l.