The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-27
Slams of the Times


many wiles, going away, so far
more or less desultory, has be-
come very general Houses in
residential sections are beginning
TO slumber In quietude. The
more palatial and important OF
these are In charge Of caretakers.
Others are silent as far as haDita-
ton is concerned. Apropos OF the
people and homes, someone writes
interestingly on the subject and
speak Of the 'puss in the corner
proceedings which refers to homes
changing hands so much that one
cannot keep up with them. with
many It is just the changing
fever, again the weather hinges
Non a sordid proposition and in
an exchange of homes, Golfers
are lifted u rim higher by the
inpouring Of gold made In the
selling OF homes are In the eX-
change OF these, then again tho
game Of exchange often means
to find an abode to suit ones
practical e.. attitude towards life.
The press is filled with articles
about the difficulty in finding
homes ana Tulsa seems to be not
alone in this quandry. Someone
urges people not to rent. Others
say why the responsibility OF
worrying oneself about taxes. SO
the story runs. The trains have
carried and are stlll carrying
people away from Tulsa and their
status of society the past week
shows something unusual for June
days, as absolutely no formal
fyp,tlpR ha. hnan a,iVpn and few
Of informal nature have marked
the calendar of events.
The dance given Friday night
by the Sequoyah club proved the
real social affair OF the week and
was enjoyed by the large assem-
plage OF dancers. One is begin
hing to hear of the celebrations
informal that will mark lnde-
pendence Day. All the outdoor
pavilions about the city are to he
used for dancing and picnic at
Sand Springs, owen park and
other nearby spots are being
planned. or course Spavinaw,
Morgan's Inn and Bella Vista Will
receive their fun quota OF
Tulsans who are pleased to motor
afar for their outing on the
glorious fourth. The busiest place
these days is the Y. NJ. c. A. with
It's routine work that proves in
teresting. The pool finds Tulsa's
matrons and girls enjoying a cool
dips on every morning. Splash
parties are in vogue and are not
TO be scoffed at when the sun is
beginning to assure one that sum-
mer is here.
All eyes the past week have
been cast towards Des Moines
where the club women OF America
have met in convention, Des
Moines did itself proud. to be-
lieve what the press tells, in the
entertainment Of the large as
semblage OF women from Maine
to Florida, from Michigan to Mis-
sssippi: from the lDakotas to
Texas and from Washington state
TO lower California. American
women in whose hands now rests
more responsibility than has ever
been vested in them, met for the
first time realizing this. The
General Federation OF Womens
clubs comprises hundreds OF
women. These women represent
every state in the union, They
have achieved wonderful success
In club work for themselves and
their efforts through organization
stands on record for betterment
TO humanity. Their work Is AL
trulstic In method and touches
every phase of social life. Through
Influence. for they have had no
vote, their work has shown from
year to wear and the pages OF
history of the General Federation
proves their potent Influence has
gained in most every case what
they sought The mental acumen
OF these women Is not to be SCOTT
ed at and the fact they now are
enjoying the franchise more than
assures one that in the future
that this orga nization Will be-
come one OF the greatest factors
IN the political atmosphere Of the
United States. one who attended
the republican national conven-
uon just held in Chicago, said, Il
am converted to suffrage. | could
not overlook the character OF the
women who attended that
convention for they were not
hatchet throwers or faddists, they
were womenly women" The suf-
fragists will say to this statement
ways assured you In othei
words. brainy men are awakened
TO the fact that women are in
lterested in the worlds affairs and
f~lll do their part to the glory
OF womenhood and the country
which they have always served