The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-14
rrents Prospective
and Retrospective

- .,rist, has settled down
l. iN'''., inactivity with a sigh OF
- 10 der one Of the gayest WIN
..as,ps ever experienced hcic'
VI vi ,,aa rush during the holuays
INV avn,c,cd after the wartime
"'s ",,,ys having been quietcd lot
ho""'l ,p,,1us. The soclal
pauIo,' ,.,ye not ceased whirlinS
Nh'r, and occasionally very
Interesting affairs are s1Heuu'su
=, the country club ana III ~ nv
S,,utiful homes mat auorh Wy
'',s's avenues and bouleNards. MI
S ~ always finds something upon
.'u' a., 40 spend her energies On
WIN, a,,cr hand from bridge, dane
,rd the concerts that rhaiac-
,"t,sa D nearly every week s caleh-
,tc,e are mornings OF serious
u"'l a. gnlufauUu1 circles, lee
49, .boritics aud church AFFAIRS
- ,,.uirn do things IN 'hcSc
lu.'..''.s avenues as well and as IN
sse,'sIinelv as ,hcy play bridge ana
I 80 Consequently, there is op-
F'''-,,,,i'y to think much about the
,,,g dome here in s.rictesi altru-
sorec These activities are
.r,in1lnr throughout the Lenten
,.n, and the cessation or the
r.1res strictly soc.al have given
.n%r,untty for more time for
pnilanthrop.c and church aiIdirs'
rbc pas week has been an m
teres.ing one, and a notable event
an Inc carly week was the dlnner
"o,r, given in the Country CLUB
tr tho Off .als and directors or
tho Union National bank To Stock
hnid,rs ana employees. In this was
oI,en NOT only opportunity for So
c',I ningl.ng which served fine
,,odiun, for binding closer the re-
Itionsh.p recdel between the
isnk's officials. the stockholders
and employees. but in the af'or-
dinner talks there was much SAID
I'm a satisfying manner OF the
hanks history and its pas; ana
prcsent success. The appearance
Of Mabel Garrison, prima donna
soprano. and Albert Spalding. vio-
mist brought JOY to the large
4pdience which heard them. 1t
IgaS great 90 realize they were
N Americans and cNemplified their
wonderful art In credit to their
country. And in reference to mu-
sic it Is interesting to note that
from the seats of the mighty in
musical circles is sounded the cry
20 emphasize all things American.
The General Federation of Music
Clubs is responsible for this edict.
With the Introduction OF ragtime
then ia2ztime. there has been
fear that there would be "A de-
teriora,ion OF the finer thought
and technique, as the greater
clamor has been by the masses for
this kind Of music, and the real
izatiOn has been felt that the pen
dulum has swung as far as 1t can
in that direction. Now comes the
swing the other way and just this
winter We, here in Tulsa. had the
pleasure Of hearing from the past.
one Of De Koyen's most tuneful
operas, Robin Hood" This COM
ing week we are TO have the privi-
legc OF hearing that most delight
ful opera comique. The Chocolate
Soldier" 1t IS quite the thing to
do TO revive these good things
from the dust heap. shall we say.
and bring again to the foreground
these musical produces that are
good. Not in this class. the last
snail be best but TO pay tribute
to real w.rth and prominence
comes the concert on Monday eve
ming Of Madame Ernestine Schu-
mann-Heink, Of which 1t may be
tru,hillly said that no singer on
either continent can count her
friends and admirers both for her
art as well as her personality, in
such ptofusion.