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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington, ID, c.. August Is, ISL
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be re-
p. m. Wednesday, September II, 1871, Tor
the furnishing Of dairy equipment for 81.
Elixabeth's Hospital wsshington, d. C., In
accordance with specifications. copies OF
the Chief Clerk Of the Department. The
right 10 reserved to reject sny and ali BIDS.
v. ~ GOODWIN. Assistant ssorsfary.
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office, and there only by chance he
came face to face with the Rev. w.
A. Burch, the accused mans father.
The two shook hands. .
1--WE just been up to see your boy
the baby 1 met at the parsonage In
Chicago" said Sunday.
The heavy lines of care that have
lined Doctor Burch's face since his AZ
rival in Los Angeles to aid in his SON s
defense seemed to fade with Sundays
words.
81 xnew you would; I knew you i
go and see him." he said, and his
voice shook as he spoke his grateful.
ness. -.s ..s
The Washington times., 1921-09-02
4405 18th st. N. w.
Cat 18th and Webster Sts.)
$14,S50. Reasonable Terms.

Eight rooms, 2 baths, all on 2
floors; built-in garage; large ce-
meit front porch, cement foored;
breakfast porch and sleeping
porch; attic; hardwood floors; hot
water heat; electric lights; large
lot, You will be delighted. Our
representative on premises, or
phone main office for appointment.
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RESORTS

s-RoOM cottage for rent; running water,
two springs near: within 8 minutes walk
TO bay; 10 to boardwalk. Apply at cottage,
10 Colorado ave, South Chesa peake Beach,
one block. from Beiivtew Hotel; sleeping
accommodations, week-tnds or holidays
for eight persons. 49, .-Fs
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221 Sheridan st. N. W.
New Detached Homes
50 -6nn. Reasonable Terms.

Eight large rooms, tiled bath /;
electric lights; large front porch,
sleeping porch; attic over entire
house; lot 45x172. Houses located
at Third and Sheridan streets
northwest, within half square Of
Fourteenth street line to Takoma
Park. Phone US for appointment
to inspect, or take 14th street car
marked Takoma Park and get off
at Third and Sheridan streets.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

IAN0poN. near r. I. ave n. Els large
rooms: bath; furnace; large lot. $500;
$500 cash. Vacant. SPECIAL
Nd. ave. ~. Els rooms; bath; INV. h.;
's sssii., nswiy dse0ratd. '''soo' term.
"a rooms; bath. ,s.sOo, $500 cash.
MATCH OUR SPECIALS.
HOME REALTY CO.,
, sse5 Ga. av. N. w. Col STEW.
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WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
11os 10th ST. NV. Phone Exchange Main 372
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FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY a SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
1911 Eye 81. N. w. Tel Main 1871
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Warm and tired walked into Miss
Jacksuu's Exclusive shop I'm the SIN
clair building. the other day to get
a refreshing whit Of ncws- some
thing to tell you all about. In
one minute / had enough Inspiration
TO fill a column, making Il a difficult
matter To "sift down" To some par
ticular item but finally decided that
you would be Interested In knowing
that many new imports have arrived.
Let the woman who dreams OF
beautiful frocks. hats and everything
that goes to complete her autumn
wardrobe, drop around TO Mis-,
Lohigh's Smart Vogue shop in the
New Wright building, and her
dream may be realized for they are
showing more charming models
/ from noted origlnatOrs than ever be-
fore at exceptionally moderate prices
/ The blouse that eases down on the
hips, sometimes further elongated by
u falling sash ar patches of fringe
has undoubtedly first place at the
moment.
Many years of experience in fit
D ting particular women to mOdlsh
Corscts has given Mrs. Carpenter of
: the Corset department Of Prager's
/ Paris Fashion, Fifth and Main, many
! advantages In selecting the correct
corset for milady this particular sea
son. In this smart shop YOU will
/ find complete line Of Red Fern
and Warner Corsets. also brassiers
| that are different and many other
| Intimate garments so necessary "a
ones wardrobe, When in this shop
suburban visitors, asks TO see the
/ Warmers new Corselette, it's a
| beauty.
| Gray monkey fur Is "a novelty TINT
has been imported from France and
Is u Cd as "a trim on some of the new
/ sports hats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

"Sagging figures" are beginning TO
seem passe with the seasons newly
corsoted beauties. and Nannie Reeds
Corset Shop, upstairs at G. II.
Wright's, is one busy place, for feml-
nine critics have learned that this
experienced corsetiere has corset
for every figure, She has q lovely
line Of braAsieres, beautiful fall
hosiery and handmade aprons that
any little Miss would love.
Again large wooden beads are used
effectively I'm combination with small
bronze ones,
Every woman dreams of a home
which will be dlstinctlvcly different
from the mass OF homes-an interior
that viii at once convey the impress
sion OF exquisite "homelikeness, u
making an artistic setting that will
bring out her own personal charm
This milady, Is the work for mas
ter artist who has at his command
the correct wall hangings and com
plete furnishings, that, under his ar
tistic selection, will mould into your
hearts desire; and such Is the Oar
win Studio of Interior Decoration
and Furnishing, at $40 South Boston
Goats, capcs and dolmans of velvet
and satin. coIlnrcd and cuffcd viii,
fur and richly lined with heavy sat.
inI are offered To be worn by de.
butnntCN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Rcbckuh lodge Ice cream and cake
were served ar tho close ~ numboi
of Informal games
Mrs ~ r. Mathews and Mrs. y
uuuhAm 0f Sand Springs were the gpests
1f Mrs. T.. y LeuEanE Tuesday.
NJ and Mrs B. " Roller left tuesday
upon aa overland Trip 60 Oklahoma CITY,
whsro they visited the state falr
Mrs. q. b. Ryan vet, MONDAY Tor her
home in Broken Arrow. after a wcoE
here sa the guest OF Mrs v Steiner.
Mr. aud Mrs o e. briggs OF TuiEa
were guests Sunday Of NJ and Mrs y. u.
Hoaglauj and Mr and Mrs. r ~ Ellison.
Mrs q Morgan and daughter. tcota,
end son, Fhitp. returned home Monday
from two months stay in Los Angeles
Mr. and Mrs - Mclaughlin drove
through from their home in Eastlund,
Texas. and are guests Of Dir. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs u. ". soages onl Chi.
dren returned Monday from an overland
trip to oklahoma CITY whore they at
tended the state fair
Mrs AdiIe Hucs of south OAK street
has ~ her guests Hr and Mr' Glen
tiuacy and children ~ lola. Kan ana
Mrs A. o. Harris OF McAlcster.
Mrs Albert Davis and baby nave re-.
turned from oklahoma city whore tuoF
visited nt the homc ot NJ. and Mrs. Guy
williams. formerly Of Sapulpu.
Nr and Mrs Z J N.gho,s nat ns the,,
OHIO CIty. who left Monday for a visit
Win other relatives In Muskogee.
Miss Edua Thomas OF New York rlt},
who has been tho guest uf Mlfs Alice
Van Nolbpr loft Thursday morning Tor
/ Drnison. Texas 20 visit relatives.
I Mrs G.. r McAuiSter and MTa y.
7 FuIp. teachers IN tho primary department
uf the south Methodist church, are taxing
/ the teachers training course Ia tulsa
this week
AHolbrr' Trotter who has hcen spend
/ IHp his September leave with his mother
Mrs Hattie Trotter. LETT Tursday fur Az.
nHpo'ia Nj. 20 resume bis course az
/ Annapolis naval academy.
THE pan.tiollenlc association completed
: IL .Lr. .--.aLL-n ~ nm. 4 w q a r-n- !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

sylvia Moon whose Approaching wedding
i8 announced for the esrly fail
Nc gnd W. y y. litzor celebrated
iUrIr home H0uthcsHi ~ tho city by having
.n spuo 60 u tbsir friends fsr social
Mr sni Mrs. 81 & shelter. 2tt north
Union. entertained Informally sunday tft.
ern0un hgDorug their daughter mi7s
CURED op that dsy.
~" local chagt.r ~ Hobekab enter.
ToukawN on Tuesday night a. which tmr
degrees vnro conferred rhSre were tIf.
H.rrHl visitors from Kansas In attend
aueo
u-s Hor Frank invited % number NJ
young people 10 Woiule roast Co., Do" o'.
pork ThuTBdhy night given boz honor ~
Miss Margaret hau"ll g. i"H Angelo.
col. who y no guest " her aunt Miss
ST. end Mrs u. p seay returned te
F"urs CIV th'g "e'k af'or hhviuE Hl'n,
nr9lgH ,arious pstts " the country md
Hr" af hou" at l1il North Elm street for
fur present
Sire Fronk % Lucas .nt-ttalned vilh q
vartsiI hrf surstH being % ladies of har
..uU and a.T ut the younger FlrlH Tho
.,HUo the girls went 90 the Murrte
'rusfo-
N-r srsoey moo Ite'eu Harp formerly
rgu.a tfy .uI is a guest IN ihc nom e.
UF h'."H if| lINhl.'. quo HnfIN y .'"'
a,,srt u..HInF tho arrival OF Nj swsuoy
from rrudIrtou. ore. thcit recent how"
Tho S"aIty family wlll max" Fonea 'ly
'rH.if houe in fh" future
ff.s leonard TosIrI pos M0iraa. iow'.
formerly Miss pINu ku0Iss OF 'hls r.t. "a
thr ruoat ~ har ratruta MI and M'.
Knowles Iit ~ Third street having come
fa attend tho vsidtuv of h"r sister MI"
opal Knu.ra which VIII bn tu ovgut pf ihs
coming v,sk
Mr. aud Afrs ~ X Van Wl0lpe and
Nfa So % shire entertained with Do Iino
Marty 90 fUr Murray th"ufer fuoad'E
u|uUt huuuUuE Miss opal Euolos. whose
marriage 10 Mr pIyiue wheat % R.y.r
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02
PONCA cry

Mrs I A McNeese has as her guest for
q rurubcr " weeks Miss Esther Lands OF
MIA % 4 IL Graham. sit $. sixth street
Ia entertaining her daughter and husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ RICK Of Ful3
Mlss Elsie Cam and mother. Mrs, L. \.
cam. lert laat ,,cck Tor an extended visit
With friends In california and Colorado.
Mrs n " sides is ut home from az eS-
Mis- Loia Risgs o. oskwoo1 who has
W. pn.t two weeks lggt 'or her home Fri
Miss Carr,e u. rhoms Nr' p. q WLgrrdi-
H'tr ..H.,.. ,.. olng after 'lu- '0ca'
Mr. and Mrs. %. H. Mckee ot en- Fast
wool, Mr aud Mrs Preston Tc'tcr OF
Mrs n W Gouldy and son nnly re-
,urncd Monday from a few days visit witk
I the parents % Mrs. Gouidy In wellington
/ Kan, ~.
uonErr $40 North second. surprised him
/ on hw birthday anniversary which was Frl'
About 100 people attended the meeting
] OF the American Legion ln tNld last week
/ among the number hrlrT Wallace HANNAH
""V NT snI Mra John NJ. vu,ry announce
the birth of a daughter. Catherine. who
! came 20 gladden. their home Wednesday
/ morninr September gs
/ Major HAIRY CrnEm and n marty of
| Ncwkirk friends leave today for Springer.
willie. Aria. whore they viii participate ln
an annual hunt ,
ness wumon's league hcld "a luncheon "a
the Arcade MOTEL Monday noon and COM
/ pletcd plans for their winter program.
Mir and Mrs ~. +. Jameson, who have
! been the guests OF the latters parents 20
stansbury. Mo, for tho past two weeks
have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs sam Collins, Jr, are re-
joicinE over the arrival Of girl Whlcl
came to their homo sunday morning. Sh'
has been given the name ~ florcnce.
Mrs l. y. close 200 South Fourth,en
tertRtned Ia a very, charming manner "A
her home. SUNDAY afternoon. the occasion
teiug the birthday OF her sister, Mira
MIS- olive Kerueck ot the wesle
school for nurses. oklahoma city, arrived
isat week and will be- In charge of tn
newly Installed hospital at the Marlan'
Mr and Mrs. J. M Harmon and Nj, an,
Mrs Earl Roller, who were In Guthrie las
week attending the consistory meetings
went frnm that ct.y 70 Oklahoma city u
attend the state fair,
Miss Fannie Lessert came home fror
Kansas City, where she IA attandiui
school to he at the bedside " her father
Ren f,cssprt. who is critically III in th'
ponca CITY hospital.
ter8on and Miss Augusta Lewis wer'
hnstcssea al a shower giyen for Miss Opa
Knoles on Friday night a. the home OF
Mrs Draper, 4t6 North Fourth street,
Miss Ada Mcconnell Of Oklshams Tits
stopped Ia PoncR city 20 snend the week
end with Mrs. c, NJ Sarchet. Miss Me
| Conncl ~ enrouts from Kansas city, wher,
'' a,s ss' nsS sGi A,sa ~ s.oSTSsy sSr s' iowa
| the new society editor of the poncR CIT,
| News, Miss Etter comes TO fili posiiot
HaAaa vacant hn hs resignation OF Misi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The Demorcst shop. sos South
Main presents a most pleasing ap-
pearance these days displaying de-
lightfully individual advance season
frocks and sports apparel personally
selected by Mr.. Rockwell, on his
many buying trips 70 our great style
center, New York.
Suits are shown I'm all lengths
some on perfectly straight lines,
while others have nlppcd or just
semi fitted waistlincs.
No use 20 worry about your Hal
lowe'en party goods, for that popular
shop at % West Third street. $. j.
McGec n Co.. will surely be able to
take care OF you.
The demand for colors In UNI
hrcllns which Is heard of on every
side Indicate that the umbrella will
soon he more than utility article
and will be considered by the smart
woman costume accessory.
Truly this is a month of gifts
weddings weddings galore The
large sets or the single pifce gifts in
sterling or plated silver AZ the Bos-
well Jewelry store, lGJ South Main
street. solve the problem easily for
such a gift IL after a little brides
own hearts desire. Then there Is
that ~onderful cut glass about
which l could say much--but II Is
enough to say that every piece has
the Hawkes. stamp on II.
Handbags to wear with the winter
coat and suit are being shown In
duyctyn and broCadcd velvet.
one may easily afford several be-
coming furs this season by taking
their old furs TO Mrs. Madden's Fur
Shop at the Mann Hat shop In the
Sinclair building, and having them
transformed into new models by this
well known fur designer.
The Spanish shawl style has in
1pircd IA drcss, of Hcnna Canton,
deeply fringCd. This Is made In snug
fitting style, suggesting the lines OF
a shawl drupcd around the figure.
Since the strictly tailored suit is
the envy OF the feminine fashion
world today every discriminating
woman of taste wants one. Yet she
desires only the well tailored one
and this she will surely have II she
allows the suit artist. Mr.. Hyman.
51Oia South Main to make her suit,
for the linea and style he fashions
into suit are utterly superb.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

u distlnctively refined taste-and
don't you think II wise to order
yours early In order that you may
not be disappointed?
Vt u recent bridge. n smartly
gOWuCd matron wore "A coffee col
orVd lace blouse with trimmings of
pinhcad tuCks edged with tiny black
Nui>pCicnncs.
The weekly arrivals OF new fall
apparel at the Suzanne Shuppe, sci
South Main street, portray charming
developments In frocks Of the in
formal type as well as alluring ef-
fcCts IN both simple and elaborate
evening gowns. To say that we are
enthusiastic To view the new selec-
tiuns which will follow Miss Ewing -
present marketing trip Is putting It
very mild.
In viewing the sensible, attractive
styles exploited for girls between q
and IL, one 4 convinced that the
term awkward age" has become a
thlng Of the past,
Mrs, McClintock Of the Marinello
Beauty parlor, l3 West Fourth
street. announces TO her patrons that
Miss Ruhens, the expert marcdler
who was with her shop some time
I0go has returned TO continue max
Ing those large natural looking
waves
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

The wise and provident person
will take advantage of the easy pay
ment plan now offered by the Pathe
shop, seq South Main street, and
take the wonder Actuelle home right
away. Its clear smooth reproduc-
tiona of your favorite artists will
surely he a joy to you during this
brilliant season OF autumn, with its
many occasions for music.
For evening wear the opera pump
IN black satin with iewclcd ornn-
mcut is very good Rt present.
So few people realize the i'm
portance or have confidence In their
own judgment in selecting fine pic
lures or distinctive art offerings for
their-own homes that it really is very
gratifying TO know that right In our
midst we have the Wetzel Galleries,
SOS South Boston avenue. And with
long experience in this line they are
enabled to suggest correct appoint
ments for your individual needs,
Although Chokcr ncckplcces OF
baum. stone martcn and sable are tn
the fore. q Is predicted that foS
scarfs will be extensively worn.
To visit the Mary James Children's
shop, Is East Fifth, Is to be inn
I DlfNNfu ny Nllt ulluSdal NdA AflN VI
frocks, both in style and material,
for children Of all ages. The hats,
coats, sweaters. gloves, hose and
even the underwear IL distlnctively
smart with here and there a touch
Of individuality that has always kept
this shop in class by itaelf.
Among the really new wells
noted one long and narrow. giving
cape effect over the shoulders.
The brilliant bridge affairs" OF
the season call for many gifts, and
am sure my eNlcting feminine
readers will be glad to learn that
they may have distinctive art offer
lngs in the form Of hand carved card
cases broCadc covered handker-
chief boxes, hand carved lacquered
trays, hand painted Satsuma cosme-
tic boxes and many other thiugs
which you must see to appreciate
their wonders. These things are al
the Oriental Fine Arts Co., 1906
South Main street.
Tho popularity of neCkchains and
cordelicrs has, I'm measure. super.
ccdCd the vogue for bar pins.
Mrs BraSSans. who has her
modiste shop at 206 BroCkman
apartments Is very unusual in her
line--.And II you are troubled with
the problems OF the seasons APP
propriate wardrobe it will be well
worth your while TO consult her.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

These Crispcr days inspire one to
take furs or fur coat down to
the Cunningham & Co. Fur Shop
ia West Third street. where they
will be repaired or remodeled ac-
cording to your hearts desire In the
shortest time compatible with good
work. While you are there don't
fail to see the showing Of most per-
feet turs (which Mr. Cunningham
has lust finished in the newest style
details. This shop Is with Bryan
Steward Millinery
Callot models are as full OF interest
as ever, her COlOrs for the season are
vivid and her combinations unusual
using muitly peacock shades and
combining varied shades OF blue and
green.
Slightly dirty or impressed clothes
detract more from ones personality
than possibly any other one thing.
! But surely II Is never necessary TO be
carelcssly dressed TO this extent, for
the Bohnefeld Cleaners, 3l4 South
/ Cincinnati, freshens and presses
/ clothes giving them the most un-
beliovable new effect, and at such a
/ pleasing conservative price, too Just
| cali Usage 1910 IL you are the faa-
t!dious person who would have your
clothes quite right.
Generally speaking, IL may he said
that society folk are favoring the
more simple styles this season.
The new "pidgie' frocks In all
sizes and colors are marked down
! from $3.50, to $3.50 at the La
/ Blanche Chlldren's shop. 9 East
Sixth street, during the entire week
| and they do make such ideal
/ school garments.
/ Gray IL playing Its part In animal
scarfs and silver fox seem most
popular.
The crisp autumn days call for
/ the aroma OF a delicious cup Of
coffee and the flavor Of an ideal
sandwich at Candyland, In fact, the
whole lunchette here Is so varied and
appetizing that one comes their way
again and again. Aside from lunches
and drinks | want you to have some
| OF their candies for they are un-
/ believiably wonderful.
When small hats are worn they
seem to show n balanced treatment,
/ for instance one had a loop or wide
! ribbon falling off each side.
When gift shopping, drop around
/ to Mrs, Orr's Home Gift shop, 606
| South Boulder.
I'm told that we are 10 have silk
clocks ON the wooden hose this
| winter,
A. the Montrose Shoppe, corner
Second and Cheyenne. one can al
most hear Dame FASHIONS latest
| whisper before she breathes 1t, 50
| charmingly new are the dresses and
blouses, They have such an undeny-
able touch of distinction. and indi-
viduality which meets the approval
Of the most exacting fashion Judges
The first lmprc sion from glance
around one important millinery dis
would continue popular throughout
the fall season.
IL seems that Jenny has adopted
the glrdic known as "Pharon," which
Is made of "A metal tissue with Egyp-
tian motifs enamcled In black and
orange placed ut equal distances
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

weiresday evening The meeting night
was sct Tor the first Wednesday with
M'ss Myrtle WuRipaon Rr'ig4 Will be
played.
Second baptist church mot in the church
Wednesday with nine mowbers present
Two new members Mrs Plriln ond Mrs
Heaven. were added. The next session
viu be held n ON" week.
Miaa Mary McDougal entertained Sat
urday afternoon with a lawn party COM
pImontury to the birthday annircrsdry
of her young neice. Myrtle McDougal
tainel 81 games Refreshments we're
eerNed.
Mrs joe Denton enterteined the maids
ana mHttons saturday afternoon at her
home on South OAK street Mrs, a. J.
Harris OF McAlestar. Mrs Sam Allen and
Mrs G. y. Edgerton were club guests
uIgh score was reached by Mrs. a.
Rsthvou. 4 ouo-c"urse lunch was served
Mrs McrIe McMahan cntcrtained with
house dance Saturday night compli'
mcntary to her house guest MISS Maty
Gnrman of Oklahoma Nity Eltteen
couples were presout Iced punch. sherhet
and mlnts were serveI Mrs MatMshau
WIS pasisteI by Mise Margaret MDtuughn.
Mrs gillette OF East Ihompsgu enter.
fatuud the Christian Ladies' Ala society
wednesday afternoon. officers were
elected as fouows President. Mrs n. T.
Anisdcll. vice president Mta. C. X J9hh-
SON. secretary, Mrs. j. W LocHidge
traRaurer. Mrs Williams The meeting
closed with the social hour.
The Katherine Hoover Bible class met
lyeduogduy afternoon with Mrs. W. a.
Moyer ~ hostess, assisted by MIS- J. D
Miller and Mrs ". ". - lell Plano s"Ice-
tons were given by Mrs Glen Sa.mans
land vocal numbers by Mrs Belts during
the social hour The hostess served pine
Iappic sherbot and cake to 25 guests.
/ The Eaupa Theta ~ rlns5 of the chris
titan church met Wednesday night with
/ Nias HcIcu Trone as hostess. The class
was divided into three sections under
Misses Norma Bayless, Helen Trone ami
B Trrne snoffieid as captains In order Ga
stage membership campaign. Miss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

Dainty pink and blue stationery,
flower lined stationery, somber gray
stationery blue edged stationery and
plain white stationery TO be type
written upon--all these at the West
orn Bank supply company, 3l5 South
Boston. Every style OF stationery
mentioned above, together with
others, too numerous TO mention, Is
tho Eaton, Crane & Plies stationery
Of quality so Characteristic Of this
shop.
The Spanish trend Is quoted as be.
inE very strong feature of the
Paris styles and jet seems To he al
important item OF trimming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-02

David Niles returned home Monday
from several days visit BOO Enid
Nr ana Mrs y ~ LyouH attended the
state ialr 90 oklahoma city Monday
Mr and Mrs Bob Hubbard were the
guests of relatives iu Tulsa sunday
Mite VI g.. Gardner % iuuanpvuIn. No ,
visited relatives here for O. few days
Mrs Tom Ashby had as her house guest
tho first OF the week Miss Geraldine Cor
Of Tu.sH.
Dr. and Mrs J. w Hoover lof, Mon.
day nIFht for Battle creek Mich, for "a
HiE weeks Stay.
Mrs. 70 g. nafsnu returned To- her home
Wednesday after visit hero with Mrs
=. y. Lcingprg
MI aud Mrs Sam Drayfus returned
Tuesday frow a ten days trip to 50. Louis
and New York city.
30 o. miller departed the pst of IN"
week. fur Carthage, MO. 60 remain until
tho frFf OF the year.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Andrrws returned
Saturday from Detroit, Mich. where they
HrsI.' the summer
Mr. and Nft Frank johnson attended
the TIIU Du company social and dance
100 TulHH saturday evening
4 surprise party was given Mrs George
sIy Monday night by members of the