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

Az the warm days approach. we are
all thinking OF some now way to
mako the porches Of our home moro
attractive and comfortable and
again. HOW perfectly natural that
W" should turn 10 Miss JacksOn's
Exclusive shop IN The Sinclair Build
ing for distinctive ideas DECIDEDLY
good looking were tho potteries 1
saw and very unusual were two i'm
incnso Chinoge ginger lars, aud sew
eral attractive mats that would ad1
"A touch or color are among tho
'porchy' things to be seen there.
tolorcd silk hose To match the VAR
lous costumes seem io be included
In the particular Iady's outfit for
both sports aud evening wear In
the evening these are often worn
with silver or gold slippers instead
of having satin slippers To match,
while white buCkskin shoes are most,
popular FOR sports wear.
As many as the whims of an April
day are styles OF the sports clothes
this season and II really seems that
Miss Fashion" collected her most
unusual and ravlshing models and
sont them 10 Miss Lchlgh's smart
Vogue shop In the New Wright
Building.
IL certainly looks favorable for the
small tailored Int OF NAlan this
summer.
With hpring comes weddings, an
niversnrles. and new plans for the
home, and really it might we'll be
| called "giftlng time" with this In
mind | breozcd into the Hcilbrun
Jowelry store, at Main and Second,
where l always go when the gift
season IL on, for It Is there one finds
real ideas. Yesterday II was indeed
a pleasure To look through their
| silver display, whore | saw exquisite
patterns in Gorham silver and very
attractive plated ware. IL you are
looking for anything In silverware,
you should not miss visit TO
| lleilbron's.
Eleanor Gum says In her review of
what was worn at the opera, In New
York, recently. "Iicaddrcsscs were
minus, but coiorfuI feather fans adj
dcd rs usual to tho general impress
sion OF brilliant coloring,"
If you are interested In tweed and
| home spun sports suits--Cousisting
of tailored coats and skirt, with
| trousers and hat TO match, separate
skirts, blouses. sweaters and drcssicr
sports things, visit lIerold's, 81 West
| Third.
| As the season advances we are be-
coming more aud more Interested In
thinner clothing ana l notice many
displays In our shop, featuring or
CANDIES, dotted swisscs and yoilCs
In very summcry fashion.
Mrs. Smiths childrcns department
In the Dcmorest shop, is solving the
problem of. what shall the young
sters wear" each day by showing n
very complete limo OF children's ap-
| parcl
BLACK ana white striped flannel
| skirts are used with black velvet
capcs, swinging freely from the
shoulders,
| Following fascinating paths OF love-
| illness are tho hats for dinner dance
or street wear. | saw i'm Miss LARS
millinery department at the De-
morest shop.
Furs OF all kinds are worn with
smart costumes, the style and kind
OF fur depending upon the character
of the gown.
Too adorable Tor words are the
French organdie dresses that are in
cludod In the display of reasonable
frocks for children from six years
up TO tho little miss OF sixteen, at
the Mary James Childrcn's shop 10
East Fifth,
When you start ont shopping for
those adorable "undcrthlngs" to in
Clude In your spring wardrobe, do
not forget to drop into ICstcr-, 5ii
South Main. I saw splendid Nnlut,
there yesterday, beautiful materials
and lovely styles at surprisingly low
prices.