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

so many lAGleS nave the '0eh 'ndt
they must be patron OF the First
National bank at Fourth and Main
in order to take advantage Of the
comfort and convenience OF their
delightful woman's department II
is my pleasure to tell you that this
service is maintained for the pur-
pose Of showing hospitality and Civ
ing banking Information to women
in general and a special invitation
Is always extended to strangers,
Drop in. IL only to powder your nose.
The little dresses worn by the
French peasants serve as models for
the most charming organdic frocks
for prcscnt-day wear.
Columbus discovered America, but
I've discovered something very in
teresting, too. which promises to be
quite unusual 'Tis the Hammond
Shop for Women, 1873 East Third,
and while they are really Just begins
ming to do things" | found them
busy as bees" developing an entire
outfit for a bride, everything made
to order from the hand made lin
gerie, French negligee, simple sum-
merry frocks, on up to the all-impor-
tant bridal gown with court train.
Isn't It thrilling? Each week some
new department OF interest will be
opened for the women who love dis
tinctiveiy beautiful clothes.
Fine lingerie collars are drapcd
round and edged in heavy real lace.
In the corset department of the
Demorest Shop, 500 South Main, you
will find sports Corsets as well as the
topless summer models, which by
the-way are 80 becomingly COM
Portable that they are growing very
poplar in spite of their "brietness,
for they are made so as TO give not
only comfort but all the needed
grace to the figure Miss Kiper Is
showing moderate priced corsets as
well as the more expensive m odels.
Wraps are more attractive than
ever, with much OF the trimming
seen I'm the Innings. often of metal In
tiny designs in the corners, or small
silk flowers cdging the pockets.
Charming creations in milans,
horsehair hraids. leghorns, orgaudles
and taffetas are conspicuous in the
midsummer showing OF smart mil
linety at the Mann Hat shop in the
Sinclair building.
Taffcta continues to play an i'm
portant part In afternoon frocks.
For the gift unusual, II is always
interesting 10 wander into Mrs. Orr's
home shop" at 606 South Boulder.
one OF her last additions to this
attractive showing is q splcn1.A va
riety of hIndsome handkerchiafs
Don't you think they would make a
lovely graduation gift?
Toques made entirely of Niolets
are popular I'm Paris.
A desira BILE addition TO your sum
mcr wardrobe would ne y l'reuca
negligee, a few hand made h.Juses
and drop skirts made TO our order
by Mrs. Ncll Eyles, 2ol Auit build
ing
skirts do very unexpected things
this season. one IL even apt To see
outstanding rufflcs M intervals on
an accordion plcatcd skirt these
days.
Cheer up! ASK her to meet you at
Candyland, that attractive Sweet
Shop at 4l4 South Main, for 1t is
there you will find the most delicious
refreshments, besides it is so delight
fully comfy that you love to linger.
A number OF hats for the summer
season introduce the use of bright
color failic In combination with
duvctyn of another bright shade,
You will find a distinctively mod
lHll HlA'N AAik "a Nh9 .NA'''N AA'NNN HbN
dressy gowns most alluring at the
Demorest shop, 500 South Main.
The latest Paris fancy In fur neck
pieces has IA lining of black or some
other dark culorCd velvet. Oftcn
these neck pieces consist of one sin
gle. large selected skin.
You may have beautiful and
charming dresses, sports togs and
silk suits made to your order by
Weinberger the Modiste, II West
Fifth. At this very same shop they
do all kinds OF pleating, make any
style OF buttons, and do lovely hem
stitching for 10 cents per yard Some
shop!
Expressions have been heard that
the fabric hat will be accepted and
worn rather than an early intro
duction of velvet.
| wonder IL you all know that the
Misses Poole have moved from the
Halliburton Abbott company store
to 209 New Ault building, where
they will be pleased to do your hem
stitching,
Sports suits OF unbleached or nat
ural wool cashmere are becoming
more popular with the American
women.
Eyeglasses and eyebrows dyed per-
manently by a harmless method at
the Donna Dea Beauty Parlors. 9ll
south Naip.