The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-27
SiqRs of the Times

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rewcl yigor, we have come. There
3 Was much that was associated with
the week past, that to the ubservant
might make them drink OF the cup
Of real up TO the minute things
some OF them small, infinltesimal,
vet great inasmuch as they form a
par of the great tomorrow. Society
Jagged and gave itself over to those
real Intimate family affairs that
mean much now and will be remem-
berdd in after years. Loved ones
came from afar TO gather around the
festive board where, with full enjoy
mont ot the feast. thanks was rem
dercd TO God for all blessings. There
were jaunts into the open, there
were the great football games when
The pride OF Tulsa thrilled at victory
and in The thrilling, admiration was
extended the losing teams who Ve-
ceived their de- at like the great fell
lows they were. Tulsa hospitality
abounded before and ufterward and
helped To- make them. in a way. for
} get the drubbing they received.
There were the club affairs both at
The Country club and at the Univer-
sity club. all Of an altogether infor-
NAL nature that forbade any minute
mentioning.
Tho autumn, with its beautifm
days. gives promise of more attrac-
tyencss than has marked the early
season Already the days are being
taken on the calendar until far after
Christmas and the social season dur
Ing the Christmas holidays gives
promise OF its characteristic brill
lance In happenings. The signs or
the times, marking progress, will be
noted In the fact that today, Bishop
Theodore Payne Thurston, off!ciat-
ing at confirmation in Trinity
church, will preach the last sermon
to be heard in this little edifice. a
flood OF memories. no doubt, will
surround those who hear him as they
think Of all the days Of the past as
sociated with their church life here.
Brides will remember how they
tread the measures 'of the bridal
chorus TO the chancel, and of the
VOWS plighted there. mothers will re-
member that It was here their babes
were christened.
Members will remember their con-
firmation service which demonstra-
ton before a public -assemblage
marked a new era in their lives.
Doubtless Bishop Thurston will pass
on some Of these human events in his
sermon today. The sadness OF NOV
ing into oblivian the old Trinity VIII
be supplanted by the joy and pride
that will surround each one In the
1 knowledge that beautiful new Trim
ity will soon stand In its stead. other
interesting events of the week con-
tinue TO be the great meetings at the
tabernacle. Billy Sunday, with his
great sweep Of religious fervor, stlrs
the soul of his hearers with the
message of ChrS>, There may be
some who do not agree with Mr..
Sunday in all things, but there are
none but who appreciate his devo-
ton 10 the cause of Christ and his
arnest effort to save souls, The
n magnificent demonstrations made
a publicly at all services by the people
going formard proves his psycho-
logical effect in speech. 1t isn't DIR
ficult for Billy Sunday 20 make tho
people stand up for the Holy Cause.
Only the highest tribute can be paid
to nj associates Mrs. Ascher, Miss
Florence Kinney, Mr.. Robert Mat
thews and Mr. Rodeheaver ana
others. They form a great part or
the company of workers and fit into
their respective places with the high
est order of efficiency. 1t Is most
pleasing to note the gentleness and
perfect success OF Mr.. RodeheaVer
as he manages to get the great audi
ences settled for the sermon. by the
time Mr.. Sunday uttcrs his first
word, there is not a movement to be
seen In the great sea OF races
n neither Is there any sound heard
Surely, there is a wonderful lesson 10
be learned here. One becomes en-
amored with the surety Of things,
one becomes satiated with the sue
cess OF the organization, you realize
these people know human nature
Y and play on the strings of the human
4 heart in such a way that truth stands
out and YOU listen for only the truth.
z consequently you believe and arc
n convinced, II is a great psychic
n demonstration, these Sunday meet
= ings.
81 There Is a wide gap from church
Hlk-Bllly Sunday meetings to the
81 dance. IL isn't after all, what we
believe or what we think that proves
n me end, so we subsidiZe ourselves IN
"a dlyidually and continue TO please the
81 appetite Of a varying people and II is
~ lp to them to work out their own
III aviation. II is something 70 be
< 'hankful about in realizing that the
III sebauchery of dance is being stifled
~ W thinking people and by promoi.
W ,'s OF art in moving grace. Ball'
room dancing is changing and the
N ehange is being set I'm motion by
= Nose al the head OF things in the
sasl The aesthetic, as shown py
Isd Shawn in his sermon of dance,
which was too idealstic TO Ntend
n sseh the most religious, the grace oi
n sae folk dance as shown at the re-
cent pageant given near Sapulpa
ana al other places throughout the
panhy during the autumn, the inl-
val appearance OF Paylowa, VINO
.omes % Tulsa In January, all are
asns that art will reign and beauty
- tne dance will continue TO be para
mount above the tawdry meander-
Sss and profligate scream OF jazz
speaking OF Pavlowa, she IL Great
sensation with her dissolving
,es that amaze audiences. With
n ~ use OF pigment and rotary lights
Neaeft scene is changed in the