The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-24
Signs of the
Times

plp.rs in the east tell OF club
women taking up> golf to get into
corJI.un for social activities for the
winter. This is quite n new view
potrt. one paper says: Women.
ito mon. have turned to golf as a
rejsytuuu and fsom now on that
ponular outdoor sport will form an
imnoItlnt part In some of the wom-
rn's .mbs." This message comes at
n most propitious time with the
stats tournament to be staged here
peyt week, when women eligible to
plav ON the Country club course VIII
4, rivon the opportunity. Golfing
h enjoyed in Tulsa, but It has not
been brought to the foreground in
sportirg activities like IN other cit
les. People who love golf, play and
do not say much about 1t. The
mems tournament the past week was
very successful in everyway. The
vomcus state tournament is TO be
n prominent event OF the coming
week beginning Tuesday the 26th,
when the qualifying rounds will be
engaged in With the suggestion
that golfiug and society may be cor
related, bring n new thought and
It is hoped that women in Tulsa
who are in club and social life may
remember that physical fortitude. as
well as social pleasures. may be pro-
noted by engaging in this most fas-
cnating game.
Not for the fearsome gods OF crit
icsm but rather for the JOY OF gen
Tie folk with open windows to roomy
hearts is there an appeal to be made
regarding the necessity of giving
lcewa yto the magnificent artists
who are coming this winter to our
midst regarding the matter OF re-
naming for the last encores, did you
but know Mr.. Caruso hadh wonder
fu Spanish number, which he much
desired TO sing before Tulsa people
al his recent concert. Would that
We had but known It, how gladly
would the entire magnificent au-
ilence seated itself and listened
again 20 this genius OF song.
BY the way. those who attended
the high school pageant on Friday
have had something to talk about
since. The motion picture idea in
expression and moving lip. with
script announced at one side. gave
the entire keynote TO the lovely en-
terainmont I'm honor of Columbus
day So urgent has been the de-
mand that the players will repeat
this pageant on Monday night. Jo-
sophino Wilson, In a big western
daily, saws, What the world needs
Is a fun capatity for happiness"
and It seems she is quoting another
.,.l,. sV \ 4.
to every man. woman and child the
cerutude for him or her by reading
good books" The\ code or brief
closing section of piece Of music
or a book Of We olden time had land
lhey lived happy ever afterward."
IN respect to books and music, this
rs true, Literary club and musical
cubs are offering sufficient inspira-
non this season for interested ones
70 at least have the opportunity to
say "Thcv lived happier ever after
wards Tulsa has busy program
ahead, with altruistic entertainment
In all lines. and there will be no
reason for complaint or for lethargy
IN any strata Of life.
church affairs in a social vein,
Chldron's parties and even those OF
mo eldor and more sedate members
ol society are preparing to enjoy
NJ. Ha'low Eve with appropriate
,,eIehraton in the way Of decora-
uons Already parties have been
EE'n. torecastlng the approach OF
Wl' antumnal event. when black
,ha yellow Haunted the colors OF
,no MYSTICAL season when witches,
nI'cN cats and goblins reign SUI
I'vn'. Tho huge pumpkin brings
,o'. OF the harvest's garnering
'no tom hothouse and yard,
,''us chrysanthemums breathe
hef l2vrliness in pungent odorn
f'"r0 places OF ioy with their
WaAerr blooms that rival the most
g-,.nIF rose that ever grew in
IIalH'H ~ rosfs Summer has flown.
ityLG,'h summer Is no more. All
|, ,a.ow Eve. r. the autumn festival
u.lal announces tho full maturity Of
W. season and henceforth football
~. s 20 on the program and tho
,'entr rh7racterizing the time be-
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