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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Renberg's at once as / found them
very busy and doing beautiful work.
Ihoy also use lnCCtO hair COlpring
to restore gray and faded hair 70
It's natural color, and give perfect
marcel.
The La Wheat shop 219 l.a South
Main, over the Palace theater, Is
indeed an unique shop. created for
the purpose OF solving the needs OF
the young miss of sixteen and over,
as well as for women who love smart
frocks-a variety or them-yet wish
10 keep within a certain Income.
Among their new arrivals, | especial
ly noticed adorable taffctas satins
crepcs, georgottos ana lightweight
woods in irresistible STYLES and sea
sonable colors, and Just think Of IT,
your choice for S25,0O. I'd say there
are fully three hundred dresses In
his collection, Drop in, you'll be de-
lighted with this shop.
| don't exactly know II I should be
tolhng you this right now or not
Sut I'm simply "bubbling over" with
enthusiasm about the new Daylight
studio of Photography, we are to
have at l6 l-2 West Third, In the
seaman building, Just across from
the orpheum Theater. I understand
that Mr.. B, II, James, who is well
known for his striking posings and
daring lightings. Is opening this un-
usual studio OF artistic photography
which Is now being decorated and
furnished in a most beautiful color
effect Tho reception room. spac-
ious halls and dressing rooms all
show careful and artistic planning
also hear that Mrs. h, III. James,
an artist OF ability, who specitlizes
in portraits painted in oil and the
poising OF children will be at this
studio giving a complete and artis-
tice service TO It's patrons. Watch
this column for announcement OF
formal opening, which will be very
soop
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10
Bright People.

Bright People.
A world OF bright people--and
that In the word.
Tho laughter OF morning the
surest sound heard,
The Hight OF sweet faces made
young through the years
By tho laughter OF love that for
eyermofc cheers
A world OF bright people--.we
want that tho most.
And nobody's hoart having fear OF
ghost
Bach day "A new chapter OF effort
grown wise,
And a sun I'm tho heart like the
sun In the skies.
A world Of bright people--and 40
let Us bring
The light to the land as along II
We swing.
Elate with high purpose. not cast
down or sour
A world OF bright people 20 shine
with loves flower.
Houston Pog.
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hind that meet the demands of
All sports occasions at Akin's Boot
erie, 22l South Main.
| saw gay spring blouses--so charm
ing In style and material. yet modest
IN price, at the Demorest Shop. SOC
South Main.
i'c been reading that the lace and
the embroidered net fans will take
the place of the feather fans for the
summer season.
When you drop into Constance
/ Wrlghts Corset and Lingerie Shop
at 522 South Main. you will see
Ideally lovely handmade UNDER
Things In all the seasons dainty
colors clever vestees, adorable
pelticoats and brassiers that are dir
ferent.
Fashions OF dressing the hair orc
always OF interest and the growing
vogue for the exaggerated smooth
couture IL worth noting. The hair
Il siickNl back as smoothly as pos
nlnic ana Tor evening the knot l.
puiicd up into n tail outstanding
twist caught by IA Spanish comb.
The friend and patrons OF Mrs Uor-
rIs, modlste, in the Ault building.
viii be pleased to learn that she
lent location, which is suite In the
Iurner building, corner of Third and
Main, with an entrance on both
streets, found Mrs. Harris very
Dusy with spring things and many
summer frOCks were being finished
| each one 4 beauty, and | noticed
,hat several were for young girls.
MRS Harris also does hemstitching.
Drop In and see her this week.
1 was reading In u New York papcr
the other day that In spite Of re-
strictions and sentiment, paradise
feathers were being worn to "A far
greater extent than I'm former sea-
sons.
All OF this week you will find ma
tural hair bobs. ear muffs, extra
nalr pieces, very specially priced at
MIS-. McClintock's N9rinello Beauty
Parlors. l3 West + 9TH.
I've noticed that many women arc
wearing gray mousquetaire gloves
with gray footwear, this spring.
one of the many nice things about
Candyland, 4l0 South Main, Is that
one nearly always meets someone
they know there, and I've decided
II Is their excellent Refreshments and
good service combined with cheer
sirablo popularity, and ! also notice
mar very few people leave this shop
without taking "A box or bag Of their
delicious candies with them.
II is source OF satisfaction TO feel
that when you want something done
correctly you can have your wishes
gratined in Tulsa. Should you wish
TO have a picture or photograph
properly framed. the Wetzell Gal
leries, SOS South Boston. is a very
splendid place 10 take IL, for Mr..
Wetzell gives his personal attention
10 these matters, giving his patrons
the benefit of his many years ex-
perience In the art world.
For summer wear IL is thought that
linen and patent leather strap
ppmps will be very good for wear
with some of the sports costumes.
They use the well known Delecta
methods OF rejuvination, In each and
every department of beauty work at
the Delecta Beauty Salon, $50 l-2
South Main over Woolworth' d, and
carry a complete line OF these popu-
lar toilet preparations which are
! splendid aids to beauty,
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Just lately I've been dropping int,
our First National Bank at Fourth
and Main, very frequently in order tn
be better informed about the r.nl
service Of the special Ladies' TSp.
partmcnt, window Il. where Mrs
Shirley is in charge, and one OF tho
interesting points of service that
| noted, this week, was that young
women who do the banking for their
employers, and usually do II at tho
lunch hour, may avoid standing in
line by taking advantage of this
window. / found n few girls who
had not yet learned that this window
Is a special service extended to wo-
men for all banking purposes.
My Paris Fashion journal says that
while coiored linen handkerchief,
with black shadow designs and hand
embroidery are still good, the very
new ones are much more simple and
represent Egyptian and Czccho.
Slovak designs.
The greatest surprise that I have
received in long time, was when
/ stepped into one of the private
rooms of the Wetzell Galleries, Sos
South Boston, yesterday and saw "A
life sized portrait OF the original
"Christy Girl" This portrait of Mrs
Christy was painted by Mr.. Howard
Chandler Christy and It will be on
exhibition until Mr.. and Mrs. Christy
arrive in Tulsa which will be very
soon.
bermuda fashion notes speak em-
phatically of the preference there,
for black and white sports clothes
and of the many all white costumes
being worn there this season.
When ] "rambled" into the new
home of the Lingerie and Tiny Tots
Toggery Shop. 603 South Main, yes
terday, I was too delighted for words
with the Improvement of their To-
cation. They can now show, to so
much better advantage, their
charming outfits for infants and
small children. their French novel
ties and Italian silk underwear for
women. My readers, this Is a dear
little shop, that you will enjoy. Drop
around and get acquainted.
Homcspun suits arc not only prac.
ttcal, but also smart for travelling
and many have been seen this spring
in all colors.
II really is good advice to say. have
the children's picture taken before
leaving for the summers outing and
1t is also good advice to suggest hav-
ing them taken by Mr.. RivlIin of the
Rivkin studio, West Fourth.
II you are looking for an inexpen-
sive but charming little hat drop
around to the Louvre Millinery IL
West Fifth. They always have a
splendid variety in styles and colors
and each week they feature n spe-
cisl that is gaining many friends for
this clever Shop.
Here and there at bridge GivrS
me moro positive decision thai
brown Is an absolute favorite Of
spring, with gray u close second.
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Marvellous smart are the spring and
summer dresses | saw at the De-
morest Shop, 506 South Main, this
week. Clever frocks for the street,
unusual creations for afternoon
wear and ravishing models for the
dance or formal evening functions.
The discriminating shopper will al
ways visit this individual shop.
While we have had much talk about
black being the seasons favoritc,
1 find that there are great many
froclSs OF brilliant colorings I'm the
bst collections and that instead of
the all black dress we will see Nile
green. flame and the new blue shades
trimmed with black ostrich, Jet or
combinations that win permit of GER
tain touches OF black.
Tho bloomer dresses for the girls up
TO ak years, rompers for the smaller
children and the boys suits are dis
tinctively different in style and ma
terial at the Mary Jane Children's
Shop, Is East Fifth.
We all like something different,
something out OF the ordinary. for
prizes and gifts for all "gifting
times" that's why love to tell you
about Mrs. Orr's Home Gift Shop.
606 South Boulder.
For smart suits, sports clothes that
are different and charming frocks
for all occasions, visit Testers, 5l4
South Main. They have new models
arriving daily and their prices are
very tempting indeed.
Off-thc- -brim trimmings nrc quite
the thing" at present, while short
back pokcs and off-thc-facc hats out
number all others.
Here's an idea-something for the
brides trouSseau - something in
costume jewelrY to complete her
going away" gowns or suits or per-
haps YOU prefer 10 give her some
thing In the new sports jcwelry; in
either event you will naturally visit
La Dicha shop. 0 East Sixth street.
The shop OF many surprises for those
who love the unusual.
Small animal sCarfs, particularly
stone martin, and sable are favor
ties.
The wrap for summer"-the new
capes have been named and that re-
minds me OF several lovely ones ]
saw at WeinhergcT's Modiste Shop,
l2 West Fifth. where they make
everything a woman wears In the
latest fashion--wcll going back to
Capcs--une that | especially adore,
combined gray with blue in man
ner most charming, Drop into this
style shop, 1t is u lovely place TO
chat about things TO wear
Embroidery, either In colOrcd or
white stitching. Is said To be the fa-
yoritc trimming for the practical
serge coat dresses.
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man. 3O5 North santa Pc avenue.
and Mr.. James Early Thrift. ir., son
OF Mr.. and Mrs j. T.. Thrift OF Sa-
pulpa, were married at the brides
home on Wednesday afternoon at >
O'Clock by Rev. w. H. Loucks Of the
Presbyterian church Of Sapulpa.
Miss Isabel Shrift, sister OF the
groom was bridesmaid and Mr.. Ciar-
enco McRea was best man. The
ceremony was read before an impro-
visod altar Of palms and fern, with
vases Of white carnations placed at
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Jenny IL showing many points this
scason. one evening frock OF black
satin. from this house, had "a large
point falling from one side OF the
gtrdIc. which would have to he
caught up over the arm when dane
ing.
An attractive quiet place where the
hair. complexion and nails are cared
for by an expert IL the American
Beauty Shop. 3l3 South Boulder.
Browns and sand are much In evil
dence both I'm organdic and In dotted
Swiss and brown Is nearly always I'm
combination with some shade of
orange.
Smart furs for women-furs OF
quality, beauty and distinction are
the Shukert furs shown by Mrs.
Madden at the Mann Hat Shop in the
Sinclair Building. No matter what
your needs for spring may he. you
can depend on Mrs, Madden for the
best and smartest. from the loveliest
OF new garments to the most effec-
tive femodeling.
Motifs of dull wool embroidery are
very effective on dresses Of navy tri-
cotinc.
Something different something
clever, too--is what I've found for
you at the corner of Sixth and Main
1t Is an Indian Arts and Crafts
Store-so full of interesting pot
teries. baskets, Navajo rugs. genuine
Indian souvenirs and wonderful
Mexican drawn work that one can
spend many hours--in this attrac-
tive place-Just looking around. and
I'm sure you will enjoy dropping in.
Fine Irish crochet collar and cuffs
are worn with the drcssy taillcurs.
Among the distinctive coats for
children at the Mary Jane Chill
dren's shop, 10 East Fifth, are sew
cral exquisite silk models with hats
to match for girls from four to six
years.
Randcaux are the favorite head
dress for evening wear and are us
ually OF flowers, foliage or metallic
ribbons and sometimes combinations
of all three.
At the Boulder Millinery and Art
store, 500 South Boulder, | saw the
best looking table sets, bed sets. Il
nice variety of French novelties for
gifts and prizes, and also found
them doing all kinds Of stamping
and embroidery to order.
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ieciuai treat on loyalty 10 govern
ment regardless ~ politics. Mr..
aCkson paid beautiful tribute to
presidents Of the United states. mem
tioning tho fact that the country re-
serves the very unique and proud
dIHilnction OF being the only land In
me world which has never had a
ruler fail in his high trust. Mr.. wal
ter earle Brown and Mrs. Roy Ram
dOiph Reynolds added touch Of hu-
NOR 10 the occasion and numerous
responses from many NJ the thirty
fnur EInsta hhdnd TO tho con VIVla lllY
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attractive vantage points. Miss
Georgia Allen, lifelong friend Of
the bride sang Cadman's AT Dawn
ing" Miss Corinne Schriver OF
Tulsa played the wedding march.
which was Mendolssohns Tho bride
was very lovely in a white satin
gown. the badice and skirt being
hand embroidered. with this sho
wore the conventional veil and car.
ried a bridal bouquet OF brides
roses, valley lilies and a shower ef-
feet Of sWeetpeAs Thirtv guests wore
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Frosh-smart and new are the gifts
that are arriving at tho =. j. McGee
co. shop, 23 West Third street. every
dny---you can always take your Rift
and prize problems there and find
happy solution.
I've seen u number Of plain hats of
fine picot trimmed by scarfs Of
crepe de Chine In self color, one
had ends falling below the waist
line, aud all were To bc worn with
tailored suits.
II ls tme every woman was giving
real thought To her wardrobe for the
fast approaching summer. and one
OF the most important suggestions
that | have I'm mind is-havc an un-
usual variety OF sports clothes, for
wherever you go you will need more
sports things than ever before and
the Paris Fashion Shop, 4l5 South
Main In fully awake to this fact and
while they expected TO DO able to
show you their wonderful collection
OF sports apparel In their new store
at Fifth and Main. they find 1t neces-
sary, on account OF delays In materi-
al arriving for remodeling, to open
their last-word arrivals and give you
all an opportunity to make selections
at once. They are exclusive agents
IN Tulsa for all HiCkson models and
YOU will find many very exclusive
originations In this showing of
smart sports togs.
Wrappy wraps In the dark shades OF
twill cloth, duyctyn and velvet are
all considered quite correct this
season.
You VIII find lovely dressy hats.
smart tailored and semi-tallored
models In "A pleasing variety at
gratifyingly low prices, II youll just
drop around to that new Boulder
Millinery and Art store. sos South
Boulder.
Good vision Is not contagious but
wearing glasses from the Hannis
Optical Co., sos South Boston seems
infectious for so many people
meet, say,--'I had my eyes tested at
the llannis optical Co.,-thcy're
fine
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Elisabeth Ann Looks About ToWr
And She Says

But eUen so, "Oid Nature" says, "For AprH am
glad;
My fruits and fopers and eUery Hring thing
Need the different kind of weather that she brings"
And When you stop to think of it
IT'S fascinating month. and we must admit
That "AprH sholcers bring May fouers eUery spring
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SECTION B.

r~osort. After wedding sirno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thrift left for BIu,,
aud rurth Worth 10 spend ibcjs
honeymoon and will make their f,,
ture home in Claremorc. Tho brId.
is popular here with largo cirrl,
Of friends. She Is o. graduate n,
Tulsa high school. 1917, and ATTEND
ed Christian college, Colurnbl, v+
In 191S-t9, and IS a member of pt,
Theta Kappa sorority. The gr,,,,
Is a graduate of oklahoma univers.,,.
in 1920, and is member OF 3D.,
Gamma Delta fraternity.
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prompt and their prices very reason
able on account OF being out of the
high rent district Phone Cedar 2372.
I'm sure il will be very pleasant
news 10 many of my readers To hear
mat Miss Rusts Bou-Ton Millinery
formerly at l6 East Third Is now
open at 2O6 East Third. | dropped in
for chat the other day ana found
beautiful showing of all season.
able hats. Just in" were many at
trdctive models I'm transparent and
lacy effects-and you must see
their sports hats, they are lovely l
round all very reasonably priced.
Tissue ginghams are used with pIp-
ings and collars of organdle, some.
thnes In white and sometimes In a
bright color.
For smart sumner dress for the
street, office, vacation days, or
home wear, of any seasonable ma p
trrial, visit the Home Dress Shop,
lOO2 South Boston. II they hav'nt
the one you want, they'll make il
special Very promptly too.
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Here zoe are toh Aprii, the month of many moods
and iohinis,
Yet diiouys apologetic If by frost she trims
The trees of blossoms and the gardens spoil,
For right aicay she starts In parming up the SOIL
Like temperanentai maid, today happy, tomorrow
sad:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

No. my lady. IL Is not
impossible TO retain
tho natural shade of
your hair-and II is no
longer necessary to
sit for hours I'm packs.
An that YOU need do
Is make an appoint
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Listen to these prices
natural han hobs 5000
to $40, ear muffs 81 to
So and equally AS great
reductions on all other
hair goods at the New
York Hair Shop and
Beauty Parlora over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

For large or small party
decorations, funeral pieces
as well as for seasonable
cut flowers and potted
plants, you will enjoy
placing an order with the
Clark Flower Shop, 3ll
East Thirteenth street,
for their flowers are al
ways fresh, their service
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Beauty What a
charm and fascina =
tion II holds for all,
especially to the fem p
inine heart when that
beauty IL cnfolded in
the styles and materi-
ala of wonderful
frocks and hats, in
models that possess
the distinction and
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Parties

Mr.. ana Mrs. g.. H. Scgprs home
formed an artistic setting for an In
formed an artistic Getting for an In
the younger not here engaged on
Thursday when young MIR. Christian
S"Eer was host Tho list OF guests
Included Misses Isabel Strouvelie,
Alice Mae Ksticr. Helen Kellough,
Helen Adams Margaret Capps.
Helen Bethel Betty Mohly. Lille
Mac Garbett. Elizabeth Lee Sinks.
Dorothea Holmes. Mildred Maxey.
Marion Nousei Martha Simmons.
Margaret Insult, Mary Jane Hayes.
Carol Cody. young Messrs. Jack
Shackehon, Jack Lowering, Thomas
Maxey Jack White. John Sim mons
Betty Gump. Gordon Means. Harold
Aspin. Barney tcagan. Jack and
Marshall Hartman. Park Grimes.
Joseph Sogcr. John Campbell, Has
kell Brady. William white and Cor
don Fleetwood
MIR. and Mrs. william X. Holmes
were hosts at an evening OF cards In
their suburban home. "rhe oaks"
on Wednesday evening. Their guests
were McErs and Mosdamcg william
n. Sill Charles ~. Strouvelle. George
-. Hollow, George g. Lord. Clarence
". Taylor Robert NJ. Black more.
John III. Means. Claiming W. Bonc.
diet. Hen NJ. curtis, George Hoag
land, Doctors and Mosdames a. Ray
Wiley II. y. J.. Rhodos, Harry ID.
Murdock, Charles X. Johnson. Mrs
Winifrcd NJ. Washabaugh. Dr. w.
j. TrninOr. In the game. Mrs.
George o. Hollow made top score.
Mrs. Washabaush and Mr.. John
Crosbie making second and third
place. buffet supper was served.
Mrs Il. c. Hughes entertained n
company OF girls and boys on sat
urday afternoon plimenting the
tenth birthday anniversary of her
grandson, James Clifton Small.
Games and contests were enjoyed
and lovely Refreshments served.
Those participating In tho after
moons pleasures with the young
host were Peggy ana John Gillea?ie.
virginia ana James Hughes. Vir-
ginia ana John Arnold. Dorothy
King. Herman bradshaw. IIortcnse,
Marguerite, Beronice, George and
sam Peaso. Larry and Alva O'Con-
nor, Charles and Jack Bush, Pat
Broach, william striker and Don
aid Mcclellan.
Mesdames II. h. Andrews and Ed
ward ~ Wilson gave II bridge-lunch-
con Wednesday for Mrs. NJ. g.
Barker of Smithsport. Pa, who is
visiting Mrs. Mary Bisett. Mrs. j.
a. Spalding made top score In the
game, Mrs. II. h. Justice winning
sccond place. Russell roses and
tulips In rose shades decorated the
luncheon table. about which were
seated with hostcsses and honoreo
guest, Mesdames T. O, Lillystrand,
u. l.. Howard. John O'Reilly. VII
liam OReilly, w. s. Kelly Mary
Bisctt Norn Daily. II. Il. Justice, NJ.
G Brcdahl, Roy W. Dunlap, Rose
w. Swisher. Charles II. HARRISON
q. A. wall. W. A. Moore. w, y.
Weiohel, t.. T. Woodring, Anne
Mann, Harry jenkins, j. A, Spalding,
Mrs. MaNon and Miss Few.
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Study yourself in your
morning clothes, your
sports ClOthes-youT
afternoon street suits
and your formal eve
ming things. Do you
look your best? You
will look your best II
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your corset is properly fitted by
such good authority as Vannie Reed,
who features Jane Jackson Grace
tul Stouts and Madame Grace corsets
In her Corset shop, at C. II. Wright's
4l6 South Main.
The evening frocks for young girls
are very short and are mostly of
soft filny materials.
Smart women are taking to the
harcm veil which French miiliners
use a. part Of the hat itself.
Testers, 5l4 South Main, are becom-
ing well known all over town for
their reliable hosiery and women
tell me they are nearly always sure
TO lind their size In the very color
and style they are looking for In
this showing OF fashionable hosiery.
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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY, APRIL 10, 1921

~ the moment. among these being
the pretty tribute paid 90 friendship
by Mrs H. G. Miller OF Sapulpa. The
hosts entertained their guests In tho
suuroom with baskets OF variegated
sweet peas decorating tho table. Cor
sage bouquets were presented the
ladies'. Dancing was an after dinner
peasure.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-10

Warm weather means
straight hair, unless you
have IL permanently
waved. Better make an
appointment with the New
York Hair Shop and
Beauty parlors 80 ver