The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-28
Events in Prospect
and Retrospective

With Easter Just ono week off,
the prospects for a gay post-Lcnt-
en- season TX promised. April Will
be associated with weddings so
Dame Rumor states, i'm advance
reports. The fact that Easter fails
on the fourth of the month, prao-
tfcally gives a full 80 days for in
door festivities. Brides are usu-.
vR,y superstltious OF May. but the
hltfptials for that month are forth
Icoming. With May also comes the
many club affairs outdoors that
arc looked forward to With so
much real gloe, and this, even by
sedate matrons. Oftimes the un-
certain weather in May carries
these outdoor frolics well over into
June. with June and even be-
fore the exodus begins here and
people take themselves to both the
Pacific and Atlantic coasts. and
he mountain resorts between.
This season quito II number of Tul-
sans are going TO Europe. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Constantin and their small
daughters, Misses Marie and Lu-
cile, sailed recently on the "Adri-
attic" and will locate for the sum-
mer and part of the fall, in a villa
Just outside OF Paris. Miss Amelie
and Miss Aline expect to leave
early in May TO Join then parents.
Mrs. John Murray Ward Is con-
templating a trip TO Europe also
with the main Wow of touring the
famous battlefields, but hor going
tstill remains a bit uncertain. The
New York papers tell of southern
Mrance seeming to be the mecca
er American tourists this year,
many also going directly to Spain,
Visiting Italy and northern At
rica too. Word comes that the
American invasion is casting Its
glory in advance, the hotels having
been importuned TO make ready.
cuba is also coming into the lime
light as an American resort and
the past season has found many
Americans sojourning there. The
travelling has been so great that
extra steamships and these ar
ranged and furnished In de lux
style have been placed at the ports
70 accommodate those Cuba
bound. Americans in Havana are
enjoying their stay at Hotel Sa-
villa, associated with motoring,
dancing. outdoor games such rs
golf and tennis
Speaking OF golf, despite the
dreary weather during a part OF
the past week. the Country club
course was noticeable for having
quite a number OF the devo.ees
enjoying the game, whatnot TIT
women players have been enthu-
siastic the past season and the next
golf luncheon will be character
led with the display of trophies
offered for winters play. The
events scheduled in the Country
club calendar, close May 20, and
the fact that two full months Will
be devoted to Affairs at thin pop
ular place Is gratifying to society.
A glimpse into the affairs of the
womehs clubs and organizations
for the season, presents an inter
csting phase OF affairs. The clubs
devoted to literary attainment,
have other altruLstic thought
which is given vent in n burst of
enthusiasm at times and gives the
outsider realization not only of
executive ability but mentality
that places Tulsa women in the
q foreground. This week there is
quito a departure made by the
/ Tue day Book club which devotes
i M II akin to its name. The "Civic
I Nay" program will be given in the
fhamber of commerce auditorium
4and before the club and other in
vited club women, a general invi-
ton having been issued. Judge T.
ID. Evans. republican candidate
for mayor, and the present incum-
bent Mayor Charles IL Hubbard,
have been invited to appear and
present TO these new voters their
platform. Ever since Adam met
Eve, woman appears gradually,
though none the less speedily to
have advanced in usefulness as
we'll as in charm. Indispensable in
places other than the home and
the summer resort. she is constant
~ upsetting the ancient theory
that man Is of the stronger sex.
We hear a great deal about wo-
mems nervous energy but very lit
tie concerning her ability to plod,
all OF which Is way of leading
up TO the knowledge that the COM
petent women of the nation are
eXemplifying their ability in more
ways than one that they. like their
mate are able to do more than one
thing in this great play of life