The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-16

Smart new things for your parties.
lovely nut cups in charming colors
and clever effects in place cards as
well as candles, lace paper doilies,
etc.--all of the little things that you
like to get In one place and get
them off your mind. you will find
them all at s. ]. MCGEE Co, 20 West
Third street.
Embroidery Il still used this sea-
son TO decorate our evening gowns
as well as our day dresses, and frc-
qIentIy the same trimming Is used
on hats.
Visit Renberg's. the Store OF
Quality. on So1th Main. You will
be welcome aid you will be delight
ed with the seasons offerings of
summer apparel.
Fine wash silks and crcpes de
Chine are the favOrite materials for
lingerie.
1t is not often these days that we
run across a real bargain in lace
window curtains, but today / learned
that the Home Decorating Co, al
South Boston. have special lot of
lace curtains-all seven feet long
made from remnants of very ex-
cellent materials which they will Of
fer this coming week at very special
prices. 1t will be we'll worth while
to vish this sale for summer cur
tains.
A guest nj the Greenbricr. White
Sulphur Springs. W. Va, says THE
prcdominancc of lace gowns which
is seen at evening functions Is
worthy OF comment. for no other
style OF evening dress is rs much
worn"
More wonderful news emanates
from that fascinating Marie-Louise
Millinery Salon. 522 South Main,
every day than can ever tell you
about. This week | found many new
offerings in sports hats, evening
creations and the last word In tailor
| ed hats, and all so very pleasingly
priced that It sounded almost like
| a special sale. You see, dear reader,
| the Marie-Louise wan. you to have
| lots OF pretty hats to set off your
| summer frocks and to this end Is
making the prices very attractive.
The fad for dark sports clothes II
noted, and IL said to be the result
OF the black and white idea.
I found the most ost
| colorful and altogether lovely mid
| summer hats In the millinery depart
ment of the Demorest Shop, b06
| South Main.
"Slceycs." says French writer,
"continuc 10 be short---so extreme
| Iy short, In fact, that they are almost
non-cxistent."
| Dozens OF women are recommend
| ing Mrs. Madden's Fur Shop, 522
! south Main, as the best place to have
| furs remodeled or repaired. Mrs.
! Madden is also receiving winter furs
| for storage.
The lcghorn sports hat is much
| uScd this season, whether ~ Is Tor
| the sailor OF for the trimmed shape.
School days are about over for
! the summer and the youngsters are
having all sorts Of social stunts,
| guess that is the reason / saw so
| many charming dresses for the girl,
| from 2 up to 16 years OF age at the
Tots Toggery shop, 2o7 Ault build
! ing.
For the brides "going away there
h an adorable set, consisting oil
gown, kimono, and two-p'ece
bioomcr set, made OF gcorgeue
which combines plain beige color In
an ali-ovcr pattern. Many bows OF
Iady-fair ribbon completes this At
! tractiye Outfit.
'Tis wedding time, and chief
among the considerations for this all
important event, are the appropriate
wedding invitations, announcements
| and personal cards. These may be
either engraved or printed in Dame
| FASHIONS" most approved manner
by the Palace office supply Co,
| 3l6-3l8 South Boulder, where they
carry the most exclusive OF stationery
and cards.
Much black velvet will be seen on
the summer hats