The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-05
Slams of the Times

Signs of the Times
The late summer sees no lessen
ing OF the comings and goings of
soeety and although n few have
retttned for the fall apd winter to
homes here, the greater number are
still eway. School has brought
many back at this time and Just at
the opportunity, so It seems, to share
the only hot weather Tulsa has had
tor sometime. A few informal
dances in the Country club are an
uounced. This sounds interesting
rs this popular place has been
closed all Of August and no social af-
fair Of any kind has been given
there The social calender claims
only the events being given By mem
bers Of the younger set, many OF
whom are entertaining on the eve
Of their departure for school, all
Of which is very interesting.
On good authority, It is stated
that the winter season here pro-
misses 10 be one OF unusual gayety.
The golf tournament that will be
staged on the Country club course
the last week in October will prove
the mecca for golf enthusiasts. both
men and women from all over the
state. While the tournament is to be
gwen by the women's state organ
iEation, the sterner sex will be in
evidence. About this tourney,
social affairs; receptions teas.
and luncheans will prove
attractive events, During tho late
winter The Daughters OF the Amert-
can Revolution will meet here in
state conference and this aggregat-
Ion Of splendid women will be an
other Inspiration for Tulsa s
flll cup of hospitality to be offered.
Again the United Daughters of the
Confederacy, another fine patriotic
body OF women will assemble in a
Ftate meeting which will be of much
Interest and will call for social ar
fairs in honor OF visitors.
The year books OF the various
clubs foretell early meetings with
interesting study and this phase of
NE among women is one of the
most important engaged in. While
the. usual culture club alone, is a
uhw relegated to the past the
modern club combines its study with
extension work Of an altruistic ma
lure which places the activities of
IN organization on better and
Sounder basis and Is In keeping
with the signs of the Il mes which
Sys women must not only study the
masters in literature and art, but
must do other things that come be-
fore them.
1t is up to tho everyday club wo-
man TO keep in close touch with To-
cal affairs in charity and welfare
cub II the nature OF the organiza-
uon permits OF such activity, and let
he club body do their part In MAX
ms human life happier and helping
70 beautify ami cleanse city, not
oh'y morally but in every civic
sense, Suffrage has opened the
~ Tor women to do greater things
~ their home and country and as
uR National federation dictates
realistic things. both being very es-
seatial
And IN club life another import
: ant phase comes to notice. Club
women are welcoming the advent OF
young ideas into their activities.
tsr'seeing leaders with the vision
W progress are extending cordial
t%e'lnss 10 young women within
uleF ranks. College graduates
sUung girls fresh from the great in
su'utlons of learning, business wo-
ueh with experiences gained from
Nu'dct with practical affairs, are
U.eTed Inducements by many exec
suVes to enter the club world. I'm.
.'hent changes in club affairs are
s'e result SO convincingly helpful
every way is the turn In "wo-
mans sphere, that even professors
psychology. teachers OF sociolo-
and economics are taking note
Thers and daughters working
Voc by side, directing departmental
,n, ,E, presages an unprecedented
sook on the situation. SO truly
"a spIendidly are the two forces
enued In projects pertaining to
sso'Iianhood--and ss'i humanity in gen.
s,ithat 49,. rapid strides In feder-
,4oh Achievements are already
Yard along the great highway.
one OF the most notable achieve.
enS T, or women, in which we may
t,1e Men have assisted greatly, Is
rsns the standard of American
tre since the world war, Meet
rs ~ held by the National Fedora
soh OF Music clubs, composed OF
n..H' concert managers in meet
- assembled and other great bod
""'e net and in threshlng out