The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
/cNuBs\
| MUSIC
\ WOMENS !
Y WORK =
Slams of the Times

Sppte mber officially marks the
end summer OF 1920 and has
brought tho advance guard OF those
who annually are given to wander
lust, back to town. After ALL these
Are usually the ones who response
hlucs and duties prevent a contin-
ranco OF life at summer resorts and
at lake and coastside For the pleas
ure loving and leisure members OF
the society world, however, the ap-
peal Of September and October con-
tinually grows more insistent espe-
clally in this part OF tho world,
where there is so much TO make an
appeal, for everyone knows Of the
wonders about Tulsa in the way of
natural scenic effects; pictures on
the true landscape that ones eye
never tires of in an everyday look.
Society affairs arc still in a state
Of lethargy. The great series has not
yet begun and will not until All
Halloween. Motoring is all the rage
In Tulsa and II one is TO believe all
they see in a wandering trip or in
a glance in the papers, Tulsa is not
alone in this up-to-the minute
pleasure. Wen, anyway, what is
lovelier; what fills the entire be-
ing with more thrills and genuine
Joy Of licing than a good motor car
and a level pike, with the wonder
full land of Oklahoma beaming upon
Ytu with its turquoise skies and un-
dulaung plane, studded with much
from the handwork OF man that
makes one perfectly satisfied with
everything about. They take sum-
ner trips and they go away in the
winter time, too. but they all come
back with the one glad cry from
their hearts and emphasized in the
expression Of the eye and that is
that Tulsa looks good to me-
With this spicy tang OF autumn
in the air and the news that yams
are good and the pumpkin is getting
ripe on the vine; that rosy cheek
apples are clos by and aY the other
signs OF autumn are dbout, one
turns all thought for time to
clothes. Someone says when Adam
and Eve undertook the adventure
OF fashioning their apparel out OF
leaves from the trees in the Garden
Of Eden. they started a discussion
that has never grown stale through
the long reaches of time.
Every daughter "f Eve since the
vogue of the fig leaf has been more
or less creator OF fashions with
which to beguile and facinate the
sons OF Adam. Wars begin and
end, dynasties rise and fall. The
narrative of these fail to stir the
pulse OF new generations-but
new fashion--dear me, why the
whole civilized world is alert and
gossipy with comment OF It An
nual style shows are held in prom
centers like New York and Chi
csgo. Leaders attend and people
wait with hated breath to know
how short the skirts are 10 be, how
scant and what model OF the coat
is this season. They want to know
what the leading colors are to. be
and what the latest thing is in
the flaunt of the hat brim. Are
these women alone, don't ever be-
lieve II is true, for II certainly is
not Go into a haberdashery and
ask a perfectly truthful salesman
IN there II he can sell a man a last
years model in a hat, suit or tie.
They are crying for these latest
Things Just like the perky de-
bsante and dignified society
matron.
Variety Is tho spice OF life" IS
as old as the hills in its hackneyed
phrasing, but It is so true and we
nus; have the variety, even II II is
me famous fifty-seven we heard
about in regard to pickles. The
tulsa window shops offer beautiful
suggestion at this time for the in
quiative In mind regarding fash
ions. For those on serious bent, or
even those who are merely look
ing" accommodating salespeople in
the many shops are in position to
40 ar1If a
from smart places in the east where
discriminating minds battled and, in
the end, Tulsa merchants returned
with the goods sought by their
clientele. From tip TO toe milady
may be clothed from these home
places and, II you doubt the word.
and see for Xnursalf