The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-18

For hot weather, what In better
than cool, crisp organdie. l saw
some new arrivals In all the pastel
shades. made OF the dotted and
plain organdie combinations all
daintily trimmed. There were also
dark blues and browns which are so
smart. The lowered organdies
trimmed In black velvet were es-
pecially dainty. These special val
ues were nt the Hall Store, Ala
South Main. for twenty dollars.
Organdlc flowers are becoming
very popular for many uses. Every
one Il either making or buying them
for corsagcs. dress trimmings. and
hats. They have even been intro
duccd ON some of the new lingerie.
The Tulsa house wife will he glad
10 know that for cool weather
lunches. she can bo amply supplied
at Bunce and Hastings, DOT South
Main. In addition to their reliable
dairy products, they are ready 10
supply you with first class salads,
cold meats and other dainties for
your table.
A French type or froch shows the
loose sleeve caught to the wrist with
ribbons and fan flares OF Gcorgcttc
over satin.
Isn't 1t "A Joy to know that there II
n cool, dependable tearoom7 have
heard several women aay that II n
such rolief these wnrm evenings
TO meet hubby" down town and,
with the children, 20 TO the Tea Cup
Inn for dinner.
The cape back bordcrcd In white
wool IL another novelty.
The First National bank has made
banking very easy for women. In
separate room, away from tho heat
and turmoil ia an attractive nook.
where not only can we get expert
banking advice, but also rest room
ana an ideal meeting place for dis
oriminatinR women.
Soft turbans OF drapcd duvctyn
are trimmed nt each side I'm curIcd
coquc tails, samc in color ~ the
fabric.
Daily the new hats nre arriving
at the Demorest shop, sos South
Main, and we can look for many
more for Miss Lair left Thursday
for New York 10 buy other hats
for the fall and winter season.
An entire strnight qvcrdress of
emerald Gcorgcttc Is posed over n
black satin slip.
'That washwoman didn't come"
whom / hear that remark, wish
every woman could see the wonder
ful Coffield Electric Washer. sold
by y. u. Dcshon, sos S. Main. II
saves money. labor, clothes and
time. The "Coffleld" Is the last
word In simplicity OF operation and
durability Of construction.
"If anything should happen To the
embroidery machines OF France.
they couldn't make dresses this sea-
son Ia Paris, for they are all COW
cred with embroidery.
a woman might as well be out
OF the world - to be without
fashionable hat, so 10 make Il pos
sible for every woman the Ham
mond shop. one door east OF Hotel
Tulsa, In offering the most irresist-
ible hats at remarkable prices
A white dance frock had "A short
narrow skirt made of series of
tiers Of cut fringe with q long over
blouse OF Irish point and satin.
Away from the heat and noise.
often wander into Candyland. or I
would rather call II Fairyland Tor
the interior decorations, the sbso-
| lutte cleanliness and then those
wonderful things that they serve
Ice cream IN every form, iced drinks,
| cold lunches. melons and slwaya
fresh candles, make It place where
4 you are proud to take your friends.
Get the habit Of stopping at 4io
| South Main.
Satin brocadcs In single or two
tone effect are introduced for the nf-
tcrnoon gown and are combined
! with metal ciois.