The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-23

Looking around for my weekly
news item at Miss Jackson's Exclu-
sivo Shop iD the Sinclair building, |
heard a young lady say: Yes, we
have just received a wonderful and
complete line Of Mules In all sizes
We have the black a.d white satin
ones and the most adorable metallic
brOCaded ones in most every color"
Pretty good ncWs item, ch?
Artificial fruit ls used on some Of
the newest importations. I saw "A
Jade green taffcta grown with a
bunch OF large green grapes with
foliage. set In billow of tullc puffcd
over the hips.
Paris has a most enchanting way
OF designing vlvidly fascinating
blouscs. handmade and showing
touches OF real laCo and hand en-
broidery, so much In demand are
these that we rarely find them out
side OF the eastern cities. yet |
noticed several unusual models In
the showing OF distinctive blouses at
Miss Lehigh's Smart Vogue Shop in
the New Wright building
In an article of the New York
World, the other day, Marguerite
Moocrs Marshall quotes Geraldine
tarrar as saying: "NCvcr have
AmeT1can girls been as well dressed Il
as today. They are becoming as well
drsSed as the French"
Just as with spring young
mans fancy turns to thoughts OF
love'--just so we are all comment
ing on wedding gifts and then grad
uation days are very near--so I've
been "gadding" around and doing a
lot OF thinking the past week and
have decided that at the Harry He'll
bron Jewelry store on South Main
one can find the gift appropriate"
saw suggestions there that were
wonderful, some inexpensive while
others were luxurious, and while
looking At them thought how
happy the Eiver who sends their
gifts from such an exclusive and re-
liable a shop.
Among the latest French novelties
In hats are those made Of wood
shaNings and paper.
| want you to SEQ those adorable
little Chokers Mrs. Madden is show.
ing In her collection OF Shukert fur'
at see South Main. They are the
smartcst things Imaginable and en-.
hanCe the costume to an unboliev-
hhA' ANkl't OF NlAAti NllNeN anu ilf -
very appropriate for summer wear
Heavy satin would make mosl
! cntrancing separate skirt.
A charminEly acceptable gift foi
the girl graduate would be "a sclec
ton from the dainty "undies" nov
showing at Miss Hcrolds 5 Millinery
Shop, 23 West Third
Milady Is practical. indeed, thi.
year In the wearing of IA chiffon vci
uf sober blue or Drown. A blow "a
the beauty experts.
We certainly are about to claim
Miss Marjorie Smith OF Chicago
who is having an exhibit OF portraits
IN color and miniatures on ivory at
tho Tulsa Art and Gift shop. go
South Main, as "a Tulsa citizen. Miss
Smith came here last October, in
tending 10 remain two weeks and
her work has been appreciated ia
the extent that she has been
crowded with orders ever since. III
say IL not only speaks well for her
work. hut goes to show that Tulsa
appreciates real art
Aside from French models of re-
cent import sponsoring Velyctccns
word comes to us that IL will become
one of the seasons faVoritc materials
for suits and wraps.
Each hat is personality in the
millinery department. Of the Demo
rest shop, sos South Main and
their mid summer creations are de-
nghtfully different and most APP
pealing
Very English looking top coats are
noticeable among the newer mod
els now showing In our best shops
It's a delightful little lingerie shop
at 524 south Main, whore they carry
tots togs, lovely lingerie ana fasci-
natlngly different art bits as well
as gown and suit accessories Real
~ when looking Tor gift suggestions
this Is an exceptionally interesting
shop.
Ribbons fraycd and loopcd to give
ostrich effect II especially charm
ing In hat l saw made In several
shades OF blue.
Have your curtains, draperies
cushions and good laccs cleaned hS
| Mrs. McConniCo, lll9 South Gin
! cinnatL They will come home II
| perfect condition.
Lady Duff Gordon, In recent ar
liclc, urges the consideration %
| suitability to the occasion and {.
ones age when deciding whether tn,
e1enins Gown .han be long Or shor'