The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

Mirrors TO delight tho artists soul
are those | saw at Miss Jackson's
exclusive shop IN the Sinclair build
INK. In this enchanting shop you
will find mirrors appropriate for any
room, all with impressive frames
that may he selected to express ones
individual preference.
While for evening tho sleeveless
gown persists, yet one notes that the
nrmholcs are not AS exaggerated as
formerly.
We all know Rat we can find tho
most eXquiNtcly designed iowelry
and the largest collection OF precious
stones at the Hebron jewelry store
at Main and Second, hut dld you
know that they also haye a large
manufacturing department. Mr.
Hcilbron has secured the services Of
MIR. Kunz of New York, famed for
his unusual and original designing
and his knowledge of mounting dia-
monds, making them look almost
twice their size. Talking to Mr.
Kunz this week gave me an idea
which Will pass along to you. How
intimately charming would be "A
family gift, modern In style, using
gems from jcwelry not In use. or
course II would be necessary to get
In touch with Mr.. Kunz at ouCo to
Insure getting II for Christmas.
A friend Just hack from New York
remarked having seen number OF
krimmcr trimmed costumes on tho
avenue during the little cold snap
the last few days In October.
Isn't It tho most attractive induce
ment you have had In n long time
to be able to go into Miss Behigh's
smart Vogue shop In the New Wright
] E.U.a aN.Na
wish, knowing there will he n very
special price given your. II certainly
Is an opportunity to be desired. But
listen! 1t won't last long, as Miss
Lehigh IL only making room for her
early Palm Beach showing. SO I'll
suggest you do not delay In taking
advantage of this unusual plan.
When think OF
-. Sk.Aft Chris istmas my
~tkI,I thoughts turn tn
XH& the Mary james
@lAkW Children shop. Is
aNlVNEAV East Fifth. where
ITfnVNDASSV every childish
FeHltAEl v pleasure has been
mT lkAU considered, but do
N( ~ shop early, you
WA vii, enjoy IL and
,NS viii have tho ad-
vantage of first
choice.
late Fashion paper says: "MctaI
brocadcs are listed foundations for
many gorgeous evening WRAPS" The
same article lays great emphasis on
the uxuriousncss Of the Innings.
You want one. Perhaps you do
not know IL yet, but when you see
them you will. They are those batik
scarfs that Miss Wheat is making
to order. In her studio at 529 Clay
ton Building, Sapulpa, she is making
scarfS for you to wear and for you
TO use on your tables They arc
from ne filmlest chiffon and georg-
cite for dress and evening to heavy
velvet and silk for street wear. For
your table they are heavy silk snd
velvet In any case they are the
last cry in that sort OF thing.
High collars are an item strongly
emphasized In some of the winter
showings OF tailored dresses and
biOuscs To bc worn with the tailored
suits.
More exquisite than ever before
are tho Van Dyke furs Mrs. Coyle
Is showing at Miss JacksUn's eSclu-
.sive shop In the Sinclair building,
and you will find them very specially
priced-which is quite an Item, when
made on furS that are absolutely
backed as to quality by such n well
known house as the Van Dyke COM
pany.
For THANKSGIVING you will want
fruit cake, plum pudding and box
of lovely homemade candy, the kind
you find at Mrs. Orr'a Home shop,
600 South Boulder. Oh yes! and |
saw oriental rugs and beautiful
luncheon sets among the gift sug-
gestions.