The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-18
rents in Prospect
and RETROSPECT

II Cpring has asserted itself the
n ,.t week in many ways, while the
a avs have not been altogether
. i.udless, the new season has been
4 raught to peoples minds In other
n t,. for instance hV the wonder
n M flower beds to be seen while on
i motor ride through IN" Maple
Ia ,dgc, Stonebreaker Heights and
I. .rr IN Terrace drive; again across
n Hp city to the heights OF Irving
lGacc, owen park and the Country
lllb addition where jonquills'
If ,inth and the early blooms
fTrcn themselves in the balmy air
IN spring and vie In their loNelincss
Il, mn the carpets OF wild flowers
IA mat are visioned on the WIDE
.re.chcs near by Tulsa's adjacent
a, ,rsidential additions. Under the
Il, pplc trees in an old orchard in
u ao Country club addition, quite
&, ear the club house may be seen
n ,ritabIe carpets Of blue, the wild
Il .arroi-u1c-Uot is growing thero in
f, uh profusion and causing eXCla-
SlUauons Of delight from motorists
3N,Ho PASS by. Nature In her glory
4, ,ltfors muck beneath Oklahoma's
tDucst OF skies and the afterglow
Il p the evening at the close of these
2spring days. puts p feeling in ones
II heart that IL close Kin to things
xdIHne.
society has been abroad these
fda,s. Visitors have been the cause
OF much entertaining, both in the
fcubs and in homes. Tulsa's host
/ osscs have brought people together
land the affairs have been an offer
kng ~ the goddess of springtime by
|Eh0 prodigal use OF all the vari-
|ytnfed blooms of the season in dec
I!orations and favors and been
l'Aartly in evidence by the fash
|iiR bile gowned women who at
&nded Mrs. Charles +. Noble
svas charming hostess on
"wednesday at luncheon in the
n ouutry club, entertaining for a
n arge group of out-of-town women
"a rom Michigan and the event was
Alut only a compliment to Mrs.
#Noblc but she was amply repaid
IN the expressions heard from each
~ these visitors as to what they
IA houeht OF the nations wonder
~ ty of the middle west. The club
u AS been the mecca all week for
~ arties both formal and informal
~, hch has brought pleasure un-
bounded to all. The two Official
n fairs, the weekly bridge tea
skNth Mrs. Arthur Newlin hostess
~. nd the dinner dance on Thurs
f3idy evening brought club MEM
ID lprs out in "a genial manner and
IN large numbers.
~ Time has been allowed for bene-
8fts which associate themselves
Twith the social calendar every
&week. on Thursday evening the
q, lock and Chiemes fund for Holy
u amily church was an incentive
for n benefit dance given in Con-
Xrcution hall and on Friday eve
&rins the Drama league presented
n he play, Prince Chap" in Con-
IN cntion hall for the high school
Xart fund. Both OF these were
HWcll patronized.
n Despite the fact that grand
Hopera is several weeks ahead, one
n finds that a general interest is
Nalready abroad in this altruistic
4work of the Hyechka club. Early
~ May. the club is bringing the
4Scotti grand opera company here.
Nbyery detail of the festive week
Fis being arranged and 1t is well to
( 3Rnnounce in advance that the pres
fs Of these grand opera stars
AZ ll hc sufficient to insure the
IwellinG OF the social calendar for
alhe time they are here. Directors
fyor the event predict that IL will
fhe one of tho most brilliant weeks
4 IN Tulsa's musical history and that
i there will be the largest number OF
4 out-of-town patrons yet on record.
4 Already one hears OF guests who
z are coming to be in Tulsa homes.
invited by their hosts for the sea-
son. Official opera entertainments
Il VII be planned to bs given in the
4 clubs and in the palatial homes OF
4 which Tulsa abounds. There will
be supper parties after opera,
n luncheons during the day when the
4 affairs will be characterized with
members OF the opera company
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