The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23
EreRts in Prospect
and Retrospect

The seduction OF music presented
AZ only company OF artists can
rresent 10 may be depended upon to
draw Tulsa society and music lovers
Al any time into It's midst. This was
the case on Monday and Tuesday
of last week when the Hyechka
Climb held its fourteenth annual
nusicaI FESTIVAL, featuring on TINS
oocasiun that most splendid aGgre
cation lf artists whicn compo9 the
scott Grand Opera company fhc
nress paid tribute to both evenings
with IT'S fullness OF music. the indi
yidua. and the company as "A whole
Wete praised and they deserved all
MAJ vas said. Antonio Scott Is "A
eenius He has compelling influ-
ence. .- loyablc and very genial. lie
has the ready tact to adap himself
10 any moment ana It's note OF en-
,oynent. which goes. to show that h,
Understands people, and we must
also give him credit for stern husi-
ness principles. Tulsa heard all of
the stars IN "rOsca' and "Bohemc'
and those who cared to, and there
we're many inclined, had the oppor-
uplty OF meeting them personally at
the Elks home on Tuesday after
noon Tho eHire clubhouse and its
broad yeranda were occupied by
these visitors, who moved about,
chattcd danced. enjoyed the punch
bowl, ounged in the lobby and
lolled in swing or the big chairs on
the porch to their hearts delight.
Many wcrs tho praisew orthy re-
marks made regarding Tulsas mode
Of entertaining them. I'VE are
train tagged" said Madame Flor
trcc Easton, "and really were bored
Of the thought OF dolling up in fun
evening and standing in receiving
Urss We enjoy things like this and
really YOU have a better chance to
know people" she said. Easton
was the cyuosure of all eyes and
looked dear in her pink gown and
small nat corresponding, wearing
pendant earrings and n rope Of
beads IN the same roseate shade.
One was carried to the night before
when she swept herslf into Tulsa
hearts with her impersonation of
Pucclui's FlOria TosCa, her costume
being a wonertul shade of rose with
poke bonnet and tall, nodding os-
uich plumes. "Easton and pink"
are synonymous with us. There
was Evelyn SCotney with her Span
kh type. who nonChalantly pow.
tered her nose and made a facial
change before n miniature mirror,
~ she gosipped about things in gen
eral. there was the Juno-liks Cor
don who was very attractive in a
nodish tailleur; Mary Kent, who
maid, Martini. who beloved his
bass voice in real calf-like strain TO
the laughter of Tulsa folks who
looked on at the swing full OF opera
stars whom he was endeavoring to
preciptate on the floor: Mr.. Gala
yher, who capitulated himself be
fore quite a number of Tulsa ma
irons and for his attention was car
ried OFF from the tea for n motor
rde. on this special occasion Mad
tme Sundelius and MIR. Harold
were not present, as they were to
Sing In the evening and were resting
were missed very much. Both at
tended the garden party and supper
IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
X, Perry the night before, when
many of these visitors were special
guests, Mr., Scott being guest OF
honor The Hyech]a clubs enter
ainment committee arranged for
ears on the two days, which were to
De called for at any time, and II was
houceab.e that many availed them
seHes Of this courtesy and enjoyed
seeing the city. Tulsa opened It's
doors and hearts to these distin-
eushed singers, who brought their
wealth ~ music for us 10 feast
upon They want to come again
next year for week and to place
iuls1 on the musical map with At
mni% and other large cities who live
N aNuclpation OF grand opera week
Each year the artists come and re-
new old ncquaintGRces and II is an
.Nenlful time for all. All praise tc
.He hycchka club for the opera
season They should receive Just