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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

en- by circle NJ This society voted
TO care FOR an Armenian orphan,
costing $40 per month and has de-
cided to dispense with refreshments
Tor that purpose.
Mrs. Harry Gilstrap. Mrs. +. O..
Andrews and Mrs. Wilgamot OF
Chandler were stroud visitors We'd
ncsday.
Mrs. Knox Elder of Muskogec Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. i. B.
Chandler.
Miss Elizabcsh Presson was the
guest of her friend Minta Cage,
IN Davenport last sunday.
Presiding Elder u. II. Aashton OF
Tulsa preached at the Methodist
church sunday and held the quar-
tcrly conference here.
Miss Ruby buchanan was shop
ping Thursday In Oklahoma city
and visiting friends.
j. A. Miller and family moved last
week to the farm north OF shawnee
which they recently purchased.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shaw were
stroud visitors last week.
Mrs. Eva Bradley and son. who
have been visiting In the Il. j. Nil.
Ter home. left Monday for Hot
Springs, Ark. They expect TO re-
turn hero before going home to
Wellington, Kan.
j, -. Charl,s left Friday for Cali
fornia for "A short stay. Mr. Charles
is the owner of the Milfay bank
which was robbed Tuesday. by a
strange coincidence. he was on his
way home from "a California visit
last year when the same bank had
a like experience.
The many friends OF Everett Sut-
ton are indignant at the rough
treatment he received at the hands
OF tho Milfay bandits.
Tho Now Century club met Mon
day with Mrs Leila Grim and "a
profitable and interesting lesson
study on Americanization was Civ
on
The RoolS club was entertained
delightfully."- by Mr.. and Mrs. W 4.
Hadley Wednesday night, Invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Walbright and Mr. and Mrs. O. NJ.
Hadlcy
coNTrNtEp OF rAGE SEVEN
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special showing and can say they
are hats of indcsCribahlc hcHuty y--
smart designs ana newest fabrics
all very temptingly priced, Do not
forget 10 visit this opening.
A problcm indeed i'm these days
of whimsical Tylings is the limos
OF your gown, but that problem ,s
easily solved by n visit 10 Mrs. Car
pointer, at the Paris Fashion Shou,
AS South Main, where she quickly
decides whether YOU should wear 10
How'd or "Trco" corset lu order
to have the youthful fgu" So nee
cssary this season.
\ personal photograph would be-
lust the thing for that Easter gift
now wouldn't II? n i- so short 20
time before Easter I'd suggest
phoning tho IHvkin studio tor nn
appointment at once.
Handbags are not bought with u
view to wear, anymore; that u, ~
course, more than one a"H-un, ~
women become tired Of them very
soon and the styles are aS ever
changing rs those of frOcks or hats.
Every visit 10 tho Lingcrl, and
7 INV iIN FEk'' thll''Il# y t.''''' %
Main. finds new frocks for small
children. now arrivals in every
necessity and luxury Tor the babies
ana other pleasant surprises. Just
drop In.
4 tsIycr of childrcn's clothes Just
back from Paris says The tendency
for infants dresses In Paris and
London was for net trimmed with
lace, "a great deal Of lace"
Have You visited the Boulder NIL
linerv ana Art shop sos South
Boulder. when hat shOpping' n ig
now AID attractive littl" shop.
whore you viii find many smart
chapCauE,
Mrs. Carpenter. corset specialist
of the Paris Fashion shop AIS south
Main. has gone to N'w York tho
interest Of her corset department,
and Con the quietD Is expecting tu
have very attractive news FOR SOU
upon hor return.
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IIARENtOnI,


Ntisscs Doris Hays and Grace Al
TON entertained a number OF their
g,l friends Saturday on hike TO
no HAYS farm west of the city. the
I4v heing spent In a very happy
nv The cats consisted OF pickles,
,,.spors. buns, marshmallows and as
s,rtsd fruits, and for amusemonts
,b.v played hide-and seek In the
E,yIoft and fishod I'm the pond. They
returned in the evening with blis-
,ercd faces and tired feet, The chap
l,ons were Misses Marguerite Hays
and Elizabeth Ferrara.
Miss Hazel Harris has gone to
Nuskogce to attend school
Mrs Jim Cox spent the first OF
the week with her parents in Tulsa
Mrs. Arthur Palmer left Monday
for "A visit to friends in Sallisaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Browning Of
,rpIs, we're the Sunday guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Burgess.
MIR. and Mrs w. A. Lyle left Mon
day for Hot Springs, Ark" TO make
their home.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Scott enjoyed a week.
end visit from her son Fred Of
Carthage. Mo.
Mrs. Dewey Dodson left Sunday
FOR Nuskogeo TO make her future
home.
Mrs. Rhea Openheimer of OKLA
homa City spent the last week in
tho city, tho guest of her Rrandpar-
.nts. MFR. and Mrs. II. S. Burgess.
' Mrs. Jack I.amberson returned to
her home in Tulsa Saturday after a
visit with Mrs. Jim Cox.
III
dren Of Taylor, Texas. are in the
city for a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. w. a.
Rriscoe and Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mich
OILS
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Guy Korshner and
daughter Jimmie Of Tulsa were the
weekend guests of Mrs. j. w.
Scott.
on Friday evening at the Metho-
dist church 120 men were enter
tanned by the Brotherhood class.
Twenty men from Nowata were visit
ing guests. An elaborate program
was rendered and numerous lessons
we're drawn for the national heroes,
Lincoln and Washington, in whose
honor tho social was held. Every
one in attendance was presented n
white Carnation as he entered. At
the close Of the program appetizing
refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Nina Keen and Mr.. James
Scully Of Coalton were united in
marriage February 20 by Rev. II.
Thomson. in the presence of only a
few friends They left Immediately
for Coalton.
Miss Irene Marshall of Tulsa
spent Sunday in the city, the guest
of Miss Jennie Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Mills enjoyed
a visit Sunday from Mrs. Marshall
Of Winfield. Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walkley an
nouncc the arrival of a son at their
home Monday morning.
i. Mrs. L. G. Berridge OF Nowata
spent Saturday in the city, the guest
Of friends.
Mrs. |. Bondi OF Dardanelle, Ark,
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The spirit ~ spring ana Easter
certainly pcrNados :, J. MCGce Co.,
% West Third street; new arrivals
IN all lines for Easter gifts ana the
most adorable tdvors and place
cards
II Is said that bobbcd hair II passc
In Paris and the tendency Is to dress
the hair toward the back. showing
tho tips Of the ears AMI having a.
psyche protruding at the back
My what an opportunity to In .
dulge ones self with lovely spring
toys. The big sale caused by the
Paris Fashion shop moving very
soon to their spacious store at Firth
and Main, In the Mayo building, IL
at it's height, and I'll say IL is som g
induCCmcnt. Just think suits,
dresses. wraps. blouses, hosiery un-
dcrW car everything, so greatly re-
duced that you can't afford to not
have what you want. Mr.. Prayer
says he'd rather let things go at
thcsc prices than to move them.
Drop in: it's an interesting place,
even though you do not anticipate
buying.
The extremely bouffnnt silhouette
Of the Spanish type H. an insistcni
note In the collection of afternoon
and evening frocks shown by Cnllot
SOcurs.
For gift suggestions of the cxclu
sivc sort lamps. silver or pottcrios
for the home, visit Mrs. Orr's Home
Shop, SOC South Boulder.
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Really ! believe It would bc Inn
possible fOr any woman tu visit tho
French rooms of tho DcmorFct shop
at bOB South Main. whore they arc
showing a most distinctive rullcc-
tion of frocks and dresses Tor tho
dinner dance. afternoon bridge.
Country club affairs or any drcssy
occasion, without eNclaimiug how
wonderful.
Some very smart women are buy
ing two skirts with one coat this
spring. one matches the coat while
the other II usually of white flannel
ar white wool striped ar cnbroid-
cred In the same color ~ the coat.
Fuiryland indeed Everything to
make children happy for Easter is
the theme at tho Mary Jane chill
drcn's shop, - East Filth. HcHdcs
adorable drcsscs. coats. hats 'ncvcry-
thing for children up Ia 10 years,
they are showing many clever gilt
suggestions for Easter and distinc-
tive party ideas for the little tots.
Really this is n most unusual and
helpful shop for mothers,
Gray is lust as good for evening
wear as II II for the daytime now
These bright lovely days bring q
desire to frcshcn up the suit az
fToCk with Just such cuff ana cot.
lar sets as they are SHOWING at Les
tcr's. 5i4 South Main.
Imported CamcI's hair sports coats
In browns and ycliowish tans are
very popular this season.
IT ! were going to rename tho
Dcmorcst shop at SOC South Mnin.
I'd, call II the House Of Youth" for
II seems 10 me thu this unusual
shop has this one thought upper
most in each department that their
clientele shall enjoy the spirit of
youth ana the sparkle Of a fnsclrat- -
ing pcrsOnalitW hv being individually
clothed I'm Fashions latest creations.
Isn't II perfectly marvellous that
gray and faded hair may bc turned
To It's natural color In very few
minutes without the least harm tn
the hair, by French Inecto, used
~ successfully by the oXuort at Mrs.
McClintoCk's MarincllO Beauty Par
lors, IL West Fourth. Phone them
for detailr.
Fans Just over from Paris show
the vogue of lace and spangics and
they come In all the bright COloTs
OF the season.
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practical, Two found them all in our
popular and reliable Hebron jew
clry store at Main and Second. Dia
mOnds, pearls, rings wrist watches
mesh bags, vanity cases, brooches
well, ! just can't enumcrato them
all. hut ] will say this. youll find
the appropriate gift YOU have in
mind at this wonderful store.
One Of our buyers Just home from
market tells mc that ribbons will
he very prominent ON the spring
hats.
You still have an opportunity 70
| buy n Shukcrt fur--at greatly re-
duced priCes--at the Mann Hat shop
| in the Sinclair building. Coats, stolos
and Chokcrs are included In this
sale.
Mrs. Byrd platt. 42O South Elgin
has very distinctive collection Of
| bridge prizes, favors. ana novelties
that arc original and very reason
alrc In price. HOFll feel fully rec
paid TO visit this art shop.
only yesterday / sauntcrcd into
HcrOlds. u West Third, tu view
the new arrivals I'm sports toys and
millinery, and found a world of
models all so expressive of gay and
COlOrful days, | saw sports skirts,
coats, wraps. sweaters ana blousrS
most appealing I'm style, color ana
price, and. well, the hats they are
showing are simply irresistible and
must he seen to he appreciated.
Covert cloth and small check taf-
fetas are old-tinc raNOrltcs that
are beginning to rcappcar In spring
! and summer collections,
When you drop into Lcstcr's
/ 514 South Main, and ask 10 see
/ the new silk "uuderthings,' YOU
arc going 10 cNclaim--" How per-
/ fccGy lovely'"--you just can't help
( il. for they are showing some OK
quisitc and dainty garments this
season.
There are some drapcd dresses
/ for spring, most of them are caught
at the hips, frequently In One
sided treatment with sash strcamCr,
then narrowing at the bottom.
Exquisite hat modes that have
! the fincncss achieved by delightful
| color harmonios and by a distinctive
! treatment Of silhouette ana detail
! IL why the millinery department
/ Of Miss T.ehigh's Smart Vogue ShOp
] W Ail' NV " , - l'A 'hl''h'N - N'l
very popular Another attractive
Nfeature in this department Is tho
! fact that they represent such de-
signs as Ferle Heller and Peggy Hoyt
exclusively in Tulsa,
All late arrivals give the impress
sion that straight lines will prevail
during this season In spite of some
gain for full and circular skirts.
/
Truly, there ~ a world Of differ
| ence in ones appearance after n
scientific facial a manicure, n won
| derful scalp treatment and soft
water shampoo with the finishing
| touch OF perfect marcel all done
the Harper Way at 405 South Bout
J der.
st. Patrick Is the patron saint Of
most social affairs these days--and
| you will find all sorts OF help and
suggestions at 20 West Third street,
! S. j. McGee Co,
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Thrift VIII, create genuine and
lasting happiness Thrift Is tho
stepping stone" to efficiency and
starting a savings account is the
cure road To- Thrift. The plan Of
fcrcd by the First National Bank at
Fourth ana Main---tu saVc--is very
allurlng. as they pay / per cent ON
your savings You may start with
very small amount, ana the Same
courtesy IL extended to you az to
the big dcpusitur. hesidcs your
money In available at any time.
Why not start that account this
month, u viii he perfectly fascinat-
ing To watch your savings grow.
latest ut Palm Beach. They observe
In hats that hn,c the off-thc- -brtm
trim.
II seems that everybody likes
something new When | dropped
into the Wetzcll Galleries. COS South
Boston. yesterday. Mr.. Wctzell told
me he was having u hard time To
show the new things he had pur-
chased as people were buying them
/ nearly az fast as they came in. They
| had Just unpackcd u number OF
book-cndF, candle Sticks, mirrors
| Vld pottcries. but most OF them
| We're being wrapped To he sent out
before being on display But I
didn't marvel NJ that, for they were
all very desirable.
Tho over changing fascination OF
Paris "a reflected IN tho beguillng
lovollness ot tho "Frcnchy" hats
that are arriving daily at Miss I.alr's
Millinery Department In the Demo
rest shop, SOC South Main.
Keep your "oycs open" for tho
announcement OF the opening of the
suzanne Shoppc, SOC South Boul-
der IL VIII be very agreeable to
those who love smart frocka. hats.
hlouses and oriental jowelry that
are distinctively different.
An interesting article on Havana
social life remarks n distinction In
hcaddrcsses and snys "tuban women
In almost every instance viii wear n
bandrau Of Jewels ar leaves. while
the American visitors viii display
either Spanish combs or viii have
their hair beautifully dressed with
our any ornamcntation."
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when looking FOR tho distinctive
~ unusual It seems perfectly natural
TO drop into Miss jackson ia
elusive shop In the Sinclair build
Ing. So when ! thought ut the new
modes In purscs--it was there !
found imports in cNqulsitiyc bro
Cadcs with the new MHruuisitc
clasps-thc smart Nachotto purses
and among others several ut
japanese silk--so attractive with the
sports clothes of THIS season. Each
exquisite In its own particular way.
The high neck slip-on sweaters
with the neck line higher and
wider than those of last season.
promises 10 enjoy n wide vogue thi,
year.
This IL only an inklinC of our
last arrivals said the young lady
who was showing me new sports
suits ana sports things in general AT
Miss Lehigh's Smart Vogue shop I'm
the New Wright building. but those
saw were just too fascinatingly
smart for words and ps youthfully
dashing as any American girl could
wish.
Silver foxes. sahlCs and muiCs are
all favoritc for sl,'ing and are bc.
Ing shown In Chol,CT- aud small
neck PIECES In elaborate effect.
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Don't walt until the last minute
To- visit the House Dress Shop, 1909
South Boston. FOR that street office
or house dress of gingham. wolfe.
muslin or orRandie. II they don't
happen TO have the one YOU fancy.
they viii make 1t to your order.
Their prices are very tempting. /
assure you.
or course you don't want to go
away on the summers vacation
without knowing the latest style OF
dancing any more than you would
go without fashionable clothes.
Genevieve Hauflaire teaches you
how" in such a charming manner
NJ her dancing academy Ala South
Boulder.
How beautiful the jcwclcd pins
and uny combs hold elaborate Golf
iurcs In place.
can't think OF anything more
appropriate or lovely than pic
ture of yourself for that Easter GIT.
Have you seen the new movie light
ing they are featuring at the James
studio, across from Hotel Tulsa? II
Ia very attractive. Drop IN and ask
to see II.
Hose and strapped and Inset slip
pcrs carry out the cOlurs of the
gowns this season,
For all kinds Of art embroidery
and stamping visit the Boulder
Millinery and Art store at sos South
/ Boulder.
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mgly chic models for all drossy
occasions.
When your eyes need attention,
instead of counting the cost, con-
-%,idcr what your eyes are worth TO
YOU, and visit such reliable author
ity as the Hannis Optical co.. 800
South Boston.
Doesn't everyone greet you with
What wonderful spring" and
then start talking about new suits
and frocks - and what lovely ones
they have seen at such reasonable
prices at Lcster's. 5l4 South Main?
There Il some talk of having the
ears visible again In u new style of
lairdrcSsing and II H. Said that many
of the students az fashionable col
lcgcs have cast aside their hair nets
and have begun to show their cars
la the way they fix their hair
Each department ot beauty work
at tho American Beauty Shop, 313
South Boulder Is under the personal
attention Of an expert who uaes
only the latest improved methods.
ia say, splendid shop for the
women who are taking advantage
~ the Lontcn season to have special
beauty work done.
Hand fashioned flowers II new
note for milady's Chapcau.
Iyo just received very attrac-
tive card announcing the formal
opening Of Mrs. Smiths shop for
Children AT 500 South Main, In the
DomorCst Shop. This dainty Shop
inCcnds to feature dresses coats,
headwear and endorsements Tor
children from to II years OF age,
and suits for small boys.
one notes four distinctive types
among smart CbnpcauX, the "hcl-
met" the "dircctOirc," the SASH
and the well"
These dollehtful days make one
think of meeting friends downtown
and of having rcfrcshments at our
lovely Candyland, 4lO South Main.
| find they are serving many new
connections this year which are Ike
their candics--always fresh and de-
| licious
Unusual materials and clever
styles stamp the rOmpers, suits and
/ hats for boys up 10 years Of age
at the Mary Jane Childrcn's Shop,
, IL East Fifth, as being distinctiyely
smart.
Miss Ruat. who had her millinery
shop at 722 South Cheyenne, has
moved 10 2O6 East Third, and in
vltcs her friends and patrons to call.
| found her showing u nice COllcc-
tion Of smart spring hats at popu-
lar prices, Drop In.
Long satin coats are being lined
with crepe, and are collarcd and
Cuffcd with aDgorH or summer furs,
/ squirrel and mole being most pop
ular.
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"Yuu never miss the water I'M
the wCll runs dry An old one.
isn't ~ Here In a new one: You
never know the real Joy of a phono-
graph uutil YOU have owned n patho
never wind. Pathe Electric Supreme
is the real name J believe, II really
costs no moro than an ordinary
phonograph, has no gearing To get
out OF "fix." and no needles to
change. Drop into the Exclusive
pathc shop, X West Fifih and shoy
viii demonstratc "a phonograph that
you viii love.
/. The, say nt smart affairs Ia IIn-
yana, nobody wears gloves. every
body carries fans and nearly every
one wears slippers o. French lines
with intricate sirappings.
when the mistreascs. ot Manor
houses did crude embroidery they
made more than fancy work they
even made bed covers, their designs
and stitches were deeply Influenced
by political and religious Thoughts Of
their day. Al tho Darwin studios
of Interior Decorating and Design
/ ing, go South Boston, | saw re-
productions OF early Jacobean de-
/ signs done IN lovely Colora of wool
| on fabric that suggested tho interest
/ Of hand weaving. aud that will be
/ an atuiosphere.
Very Thin. high coIorcd "yampy''
,cIIs nrc bcinp worn nv the French
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-06

If YOU arc in
tcrcstcd in wear
ing the smartcst
OF new sp n 2
( o o I W q ar. you
viii Il o y unto
Atkins Bootcrie,
221 South Main,
where I h @ y are
receiving y as n
q MS latest die
tion for correct
street modes. AZ
well as charm
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STATE SOCIETY

spent the week end in the city with
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Haas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lowery Left
Friday for visit to relatives in
Nashville. Tenn.
Miss Vera seward has returned
from n visit to relatives in Fort
Smith, ArL
Miss Ruth NnnNostrain enter
tained the girls class Of tho presby-
terian Sunday school at her home
Friday evening with very enjoy
able social
Mrs. T.. a. Anderson and son and
daughter. Elgw and Sanford left
Friday for Fort Smith. Ark. to
spend n few days.
MIR. and Mrs. Pruett shelton. MIR.
and Mrs. j. y. Flippin, Mrs. Frank
Reed. Mrs. G. r. Garden, Miss Bell
Elrod and Mrs. &, r. Morrison spent
Saturday in Tulsa
Miss Rheya linn OF Tulsa spent
the week-end in the city the guest
OF friends.
Misses Leila Odom and Gladys
Cook and Mrs. Cornclia Rike mo-
tored to Tulsa Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dilliham returned TO her
home In Madill Wednesday after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. c.. 4.
Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Jacobs Of Colo
rado Springsarc visiting with friends
in the city.
Mrs NJ. Haas entertained tho
Episcopal guild at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. II. A. Patton was hostess to
tho Priscilla club Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J. Hubert Moore entertained
the Friday Afternoon Bridge club
at her home in the Prep addition.
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Dropped into the New
York Hair shop and
Beauty parlors vor
Renborgs just In time
TO see a beautiful Mar
eel complete. II was
perfect, but then. all
of their beauty work is
very lovely,
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BROKEN ARROW.

Miss Mary Jane Joblin, one of the
popular teachers in the Broken Ar
,row schools, was hostess to num-
ter Of friends with a very pretty
dinner party Saturday evening at
her homo in Porter. Tho guests
s-n-, this city were Mesdames Fit,
u,rd. Roy McKeehan and Earl
Gardner; Misses Ruth Parker, aKte
love. Ailene Moody, Alyce and
kathryn Burdette and Matte Gene
Barnett.
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STRCITD

The c. w. NJ. $. March meeting
was held Tuesday in the church. \
very fino program OF music, vocal
and piano, and good papers was Giv-
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4 he " u y
I IN @ flic y ,
March 21
Easter Is not
far away and
that reminds
one of Easter
gifts some
I h in < CNqui-
site - q m @ .
thing dainty
- something
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Don't fail TO take advantage Of
the special campaign F g. Deshon
& co., sos South Main street, are
having on the Coffield Electric
Washer. Campaig closes Saturday.
March II,