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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

Miss betty Nvl,h Wa hostcag In
M, humr Of her parents uu Wcduos-
day evening entertaining with a
dance Iu ,,.phIttiuu ot Hur birth
day anniversary Punch was served
uu the NoInudth Whrrc dancing Wra
uuIuy,d aH VoIl ua indoors Mr.. ard
Mrs " VI. Wcl,h, prrrnts W the
young hu.UCas were uhlp,runus.
Guests were Misses Jane ltansom,
Famine wood Sell COOK Iucilc
John. Mary Frances Aiken, Juse-
phiuc simmons, Mary Noiding, WI
ma Elliott, virginia Winklor. Mar
rprrt S,trlr. Betty hunt Mossrs.
Gubcgt Taylor Walter Miller. Ed
ward \,uirln, James Fitzgerald
kuhort l3lpkolN. Ray }ddlc, Ciift
Wise Thomas Garrod and StauntGu
llutc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
Around the
Store

Imitation Il the most sincere flnttrrS.
Most any evening you can see ihr home
dres-makTr and miIltnrr skrtChing from tho
models Ia our Windows.
Nh, Wc suggest bringing the kiddlrs 60 the
Hobby Uur-r Barber shop in the mornings
when H. tuDlrr ana the shup IL less
crowded. II be- '"nNrni"ntS situated In the
new boys shop.
Glove lid l. 10 be popular trimming for
dresses. cut IN the shane 0f fruits aud
tow"rS. aud II achieves "A novel and bciuti-
iul effect.
Snle seems 80 have hrrn ioinrd with utility
In drcluIInF black Ia be- 1.iL color for early
fan truChs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
One Lot of Beauf- SE or
MI Silk Skirts at Cs/O

Colors white, flesh gold and tan Both plain
and plcated models in crepes and Ta-ly-Ho
silks. These are wonderful values; all regular
sizes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

han, Kenneth Crouch. Harold No--
non. Charles Edward Strouvellc. ir.,
WISH Halliburton, Jack Hallihur-
ton, Edward Ligon, jr, william
Hove. Don LAngworthy Bedford
Crosby Harvey stone, Seth Hughes,
James sargent -. B. Morgan, Cott
Hunt Richard Miller. james Fita-
Eorald. raul Potter. Armour Guf.
walter Miller, Harold Maudair
Boyd koctr. Pete Smith. Nathan
Appi"mnn. Dale carter. j. g. Hut
and Frank Abbott.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07
Up Sale of 4
Summer Apparel

All small lots odds apparel
consisting OF
and thrifty shoppers should be early tomorow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

a., Nv, "rk is now doing the Sean
va Walk and the Promenade waltz,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-07

EDIT O@IAL-.POLI1r ICS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
The Woman S Exchange

Eest 10 me few Halloween costumes
and how they should be made? I'm
Invited TO several parties and would
Tx" to have something odd" II pos
s!hle. am eighteen years of age
weight le2, height feet inches ,
brown hobbed hair and greenish eyes
Also for a girl Of twenty. weight los
feet . inches in height. brown bobhed
hair and brown eyes. II. NJ
You might wear Buster Brown suit
while your friend might dress as little
girl in white dress. big hair ribbon and
Sash, II you want to 60 together Flower
costumes are always pretty and unusual
looking and YOU can get the materials
70 make crepe paper ones, which are
lovely. You might dress exactly alike
ana nave some fun fooling everybody
or with your bobbed hair you could
make a burIesque costume of the Mod
crn Bride in Il very short white dress.
perfectly straight like this summers
lrockS, and Il veil made ont of coarse
lace curtain material long enough to
tran on the floor, hanging from a
vide hat frame covered with lace. Then
wear Peter Pan collar with the dress
and a large glass diamond on your
engagement finger. You could also use
the bride idea in a window curtain
costume, with CretOnne for the dress
and the lace for the Veil. Wear a cur
'aln cord for g!rde and have a face
veil which Is rolled up over the nat
but can he pulled down by means OF
two Cretonne curtain pulls attached to
u hanging down at the sides like ear
rings
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Would Meet Nice Girls

Dear Cynthia--Could some Of the
gentle readers of your valuable columns
give me the following advice: How to
meet these nice girls that are anxious to
meet nice" fellows? (Not considering
myself n'Ce)
From my experience, it cant be done
at dance halls. If you don't belong to
the "Set' YOU can't even get Il dance
n you firt on the street, well, that won't
do at all.
The Kind you meet at church want
you 10 spend most OF the time there at
functions or other affairs
have met a few at parties and they
turned me down. why I do not know
and never bothered to find out. am
well liked among my own soy. I am
twenty-five years old. nice looking, dress
well and have a fair education
play the piano. dance, sing and am
a good entertainer generally also
have a good trade, and I am studying
mechanical engineering three nights n
week
Readers. don't think I am too self
centcred beCaus" I am the last one to
say anything about my talents when
meet & rls.
There Is one thing that may be Of
vital Importance. and no doubt II is
have n tendency to stammer some when
7 meet strangers, but after the ice Is
broken I am all right Is this why
cant seem to get hold of a good pal?
have a few faults I smoke. take
drink TO be sOCiable and play cards for
the same reason. Would appreciate
few pointers GOOD FELLOW.
why not ask the men you know TO in
troduCc YOU to some of the girls they
know. and perseVere in the friendships
you make? call on the girls and show
them little attentions Ike a bunch of
flowers or an occasional book or box
Of candy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

!. IN order 10 earn her living. a GER
tain woman in England has been
engaged Cor forty years in the do
nestle occupation Of shelling peas
for London markets.
=. When one has sheets of different
sizes an easy method Of telling
(which is which" when they are
folded is to have large ones marked
with red ink *, " medium ones
with blue "x.'' while the nar-
row ones do not have TO be marked
Mt all.
=. \ charmingly unusual tray has a
glass top, beneath which is Il col
or"d photograph Of quaint gar
den.
1. The old fashioned expression
,'und"r the rose" signifies "confi
dcntiaIly,"
D. Simple lines are found on a great
number of the new evening
dresses, but each one Is literally
covered with an elaborate beaded
trimming, the same shade as the
gown itself
6. a coquottish chiffon sleeve that
is dpce,ving length starts out
by being n regular short sleeve,
but it has a long flowing piece
added onto it. which IL slashed
down and made to form grace
full loop, caught at the wrist by a
band OF the chiffon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
The Heart Pirate
By HAZEL DEyo BATCHEL0R
E opvrtoht. 1891. bp Pabnc Lsdoer Cop,pds,

and of whether or not she could love
him. For the most part her side OF the
question did not matter; It would be
enough TO have her for his own. even
If he had to force her to his will.
AS he was leaving tho train the next
evening. hurrying with his bag through
/ the Pennsylvania station, gay voice
, hailed him.
/ Impatient at being stopped, he
/ wheeled around, his face dark and un-
con promising, and the woman who had
called 10 him made n little grimace of
diSmay.
"TI"ov,ns, von look cross. I'm sorry
| stepped ycu.'
She was dainty and dollll;c. with
Dresden china features and fluffy. fair
haIr Spoiled and used to having her
own way, She had for two years tried in
every way possible to charm Richard
BlakCSlcc but in vain. lie was ahso
Iutcly unaware Of the fact that she
cared. lie treated her aS he did all
tho women oi his acquaintance. with II
certain imyersonal Difference that was
nnGdcning, Tonight when she had
ylimrscd him hurr wing through tho sta
tou Nhc had boCr arrested by the cx-
preston on his face.
"ITclo. Gra"ra." he returned. with n
flash nf his white teeth. 'What ar"
YOU doing hcrc"'
"Cnmc 80 meet a friend who didn't
arrive. And where are you bound for?
Surely business hours are over .''
He wus suddenly conscious Of Gra-
cia : charm and tho fact that he was
lonely He wHs rushing. but not OBJ
icrtiycly. for he could not hope to find
The" tonight. and r.pulsivcly he sug-
go<tod dinner.
Ilc rhcrkrl his bag. hailed n taxi and
they wcrc Whirlcd uptown 10 small
aud very CyrluSivc restaurant II had
all hanucnu, - suddenly that until he
was seated opposite Grncia Dangcrficld
n dinner hc was hardly aware of what
he had done.
Grncia was CIultart. Her checks
glowcd. and she prattl"d artlcsSly and
rharmingIy. slipping from tori" 10
topic in Il lisiointcd manner that wnS
strangely cfcctivc. lis invitation tu
dinner had gone 10 her head like wine.
As tar rs she know. Richn?d BlnkcSlce
had never before honorCd any woman
Of their snail and exclusive circle with
u personal invitation tn dine with hir,
alnnC.
What did il mean? And as she sat
there her blue eyes fixed on his dark.
impaSsivo face. hcr checks glowcd and
she determined to make the most of her
opportunity.
CTomOrrow-GraciaL Learns the Truth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

forget what you are going to do or say.
You are never awed by superiors, for
you feel a natural equality with all
men, and for this reason among others
you naturally excel in everything you
undertake.
In business. study, play. competition
or effort of any kind. you never be-
come abashed or lose hope. You have
most discriminating and analytical
minds. You easily win the trust of en-
ploycrs, fellow workmen and the pub
lie at large through your intellectual
discrimination, your knowledge OF hu-
man nature and your steady perma-
ncncc and security of temperament.
Unlike Leo people. you can take dis
appointment with perfect composure.
You rebound quickly from any disas-
ter and begin with all your strength
and capabilities to build a success out
Of defeat.
You are decidedly self-supporting
You are capable and successful members
OF society, no matter in what walk
of life. though you reach your great
cat height as musicians. chemists. pub
lie speakers, writer's, editors and re-
pOrters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

Theodore Culd,ccu has become en-
gagged 10 JimmV Bland and to her
surpriso is not bdppy about il. She
lteHs her employer. Rich1d Bldkcs-
lee. that she is icrriHG 10 be mar
fried aud because he fcCiS she has no
rights aside from his wiShCS he kid.
lnaps her and carries her Of on his
gach boasSeLU a south imcricau
business frTr~- ittcr trO days AZ
iscd the propeller shaft brcdks. and
they are forced TO make for shore.
but not before BidkCslcc. seeing
I1heo for the Grat time as woman
instead Of az office machine, taUS in
lore rith hcr and asks hcr TO marry
aim. he is dmdsCd al her refusal.
tor he has dlIrdVS hGd whri he
irnptcd out of life. But ThCo is
dctcrmincd 10 be tdithtW to JimmM
fn spite of The fact that BiukcSiCc has
sccpt her OD her tcCi. When she
rCdcbcS NCir ork size fnds Jimmy
absolutely UuU Ortbv Of her fdith.
aud she b"cukS HC engagement,
cnd whCn R''hGm BiokcSicr dis
covers that shc has Hcd. he is fwious.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

IF YOU were born between August "a
and now you come under the sign
Of Virgo. Your colors are amber, gold
and black. Your birthstone is the sap
phire. Your chief characteristics arc
order, method, self-rcliance and will
power. You have passion for fine
music. You are so sensitive to any in
harmonious or discordunt conditions
that inharmony affects your appetite
and health.
You insist that everything be clean
and orderly. Your ruling planets are
Venus, Uranus and Mercury. You are
in the healthiest sign in the zodiac.
There are no diseases common to it at
all. You have an unusually fnc, we'll
built figure. oval face, strong voice and
fine carriage. Your manners are more
elegant than gentle and arc sometimes
laid aside entirely.
1t is feminine sign. the women born
in 1t being especially brilliant and ag-
gresSivc.
You have a calm. cool. confident
bearing. You are elf-posSesscd and
understand yourself thoroughly. You
rarely lose your presence of mind or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Adventures With
Purse
ITO CONTINUE my list of the tea

ITO CONTINUE my list of the tea
l. rooms. This one you will love.
Some of you may know of it, but am
sure that there are any number Of Nd
venture readers who have not yet dis
covered it. In the first place, the min
ute you see it, even before you get in
side you, will eXClaim delightedly. 1t
used to be an old stable years ago. Now
it is painted white, with cunning little
green trees In boxes to make a pleas
ant contrast. Do not misunderstood me
the little trees are real. not painted.
Inside is vide, friendly gray stone
fireplace. The walls are filled with
lovely pictures and tiny statues and
sconCes. Flowers are on each of the
wicker tables with their shiny white
tops. 1t is said that all sorts of inter-
esting people may be seen there, both at
luncheon and dinner. There Is, per-
haps, as much real atmosphere here as
in any, other tea room ] know of You
will be pleased with its quaint charm.
Let me tell you about the negligees.
But | warn you, you must not go to
rec them unless you are prepared to
buy, for never shall you be able to resist
them. Let me describe one. 1t is made
of brocade satin and 1t is not only
the style but the color that will charm
you. 1t is not exactly a green, and then
again. it is not exactly Il blue, but a
combination of the two that gives you
color not to be found among the neg
ligecs in the regular shops on the beaten
paths. Down the front is a plain band
of soft georgette crepe in the same color
as the satin. And frilly georgettc ruffles
ripple about the sleeves and the bot
tom. I tell you, in all frankness, a
brides trousscau would not be COM
plete without one. They come in num-
Der Of colors, but each color is some
how different from most any you find
ordinarily. a while ago these negligees
sold for something like $50. but they
have come down to 500. so. The shop-
keeper tells me it is almost impossible
to keep them.
For names Of shops address woman's Far.
Editor or phone Walnut 5000 or Main 1901
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Through a Won1dn's S Eyes
BY JEAN NEWTON
The Company She Keeps

people for the excitement or whatever
it is in their lives that appeals to her
take what she wants and remain free
from tho rest. 1t can't be done and it
isn't being done.
In the first place. there is hcr repu-
tatiOn. For that reason alone girl
cannot with impunity ignore the char
artcr of her associates. But particu-
.arly. YOU know the old saying about
living down with dogs and awaking with
f1oas. Eventually. and willing or not,
Sh" will hav" to pay the price.
That Is why there is nothing more
alarming to mother. nothing more
pitabl" and hopeless to any Of us who
know the ways Of the world. than to
hear girl say hlthPly. II can take
care Of myself" while she deliberately
ignores the first requisite Of protecting
and taking care of herself in her choice
Of tho company she keeps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11

The whole country has been aroused
over deed that resulted in the death
Of young girl.
She had been good girl, but had
Kept bad company.
7 And to all demonstrations against
these dangerous companions She had
said no doubt. as many 4 girl on the
same road has said before her. "Oh. I
can take care Of myself. But it
turned ont that she could not.
You cant walk through den Of wild
,nimals and come out unsrathcd. You
can't. for any length Of time. breath"
N n polluted. disease ridden atmospher"
and stay healthy. You cant enjoy IN"
wild favor Of toadstool and escape
she poison. You cant. by all tn" rules
~ the game, dance without paying the
piper.
Nor is any girl clever enough to he
able to play around with questionable
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Mrs. Wilson Tells Right and WRONG
Ways of Cooking Dishes Made of Eggs
Just the Least Little Mistake VIII Cause Meringue to Fall
Flat-Prune Soufe Is Good Nerv Dessert

DHe-hnt teaspoon of pepper,
One medium sized onion, 1rafcd.
parsley. '' "''''"
Om.c'- halt CUP of grated cheese,
1oHS of three eg1s,
me prepared mdcnrori.
MIX and then carefully cut and fold
III the stiffy beaten whites of three
rggS. Turn into well -buttcred ipdiyid.
ual cuStard cups and stand the Guns in
pan or warm water and bake for
twenty minutes In slow oven. Looyen
the Souftic from tho edges Of the Guns
WIN Knife and turn on a thin slice
"i nicely buttercd toast. Serve with
'''"er tomato or cream sauce.
Pea Pudding
Wash and soak dried peas overnight
Tnd III the morning cook until tender.
tLh LI"lh ana save the water drained from,
o.o @ peas hub the peas through a sieve
bowl ~ iil"ih
a'co cups Of prepared peas.
Ohe cup Of thick cream sauce.
ISe sauce prepared as for macaroni
SouHne use one cup OF water drained
from peas in place of the milk.
5%" 'uOrSpOonS OF grated onion,
parsley, "''"''"
one teaspoon of salt.
sOIne-haU teaspoon of ,chitc pepper,
IhrcC tablespoons of melted 6pttcr-
Iwo reil- beaten cggS,
One cup Of fine bread crumbs.
Mix and then turn into well buttercd
loat shaped pan and set the pan with
pudding in larger one containing hot
OAK" for forty minutes. Serve with
either tomato or hollandaise sauce. This
pudding can be sliced cold and served
with mayonnaise dressing. Left over
pea pudding may be nodded into
IcroQuettes or outlets and dipped in
ora,'n .t egg and cracker crumbs and
then fried until golden brown IN
smoking Rot fat. III
ihrSH unusual dishes are splendid
and Will add variety to the menu "'''O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Did You Euer Notice the Covhke Look
That Settles Upon Roonful of Eaters,
The Munching of Hundred Jars Makes People Stare in
Dull Aimless Way That Is More Like Cow,
Than Human

pleasant word as the waitress brin,.
his order.
But in another minute, with tboa...
mouthful Of food, he changes his wbo,.
expression. ''e
Taking a vicious bite of breod 1.
begins chewing. gravcly, turnins hie
head to gaze about the room ,r,.s s
never n variation Of time marin" MN an
regularity Of his chewing. '"e
IF he had n metronomc before hin, =.
the table he could not do better, y"
He glances up to watch n novco,,.-
60 through the preliminarics. thsr
shovels more food in and rcsumes III.
colorless expression and his stolid, aim
less staring.
The meal over. he pays his check
becomes n human being once mors
smiles in n very uncowlike way at HI,
friend and goes out wit', him, discuss
ing hard times in an ordinary tone.
TNIERE is something about e,t;r.
l. alone in n place full of other es,sr,
that makes you lose some OF your I'M.
manness.
Surrounded by gay atmombsr.
music, palms. hurrving walters, orc.
ming gowns. that's different.
But in broad daylight. to the accom-.
paniment of muffled crashes and roar,
from the kitchen whenever the door /,
opened, eating becomes just bu,i.
ness.
II is necessary. and the food Is good.
we need II and enjoy It. ''''
We seldom wonder how wc Io,t a,
VIC sit there eating. chewing and su,i'
o"ing and we don't much care. '''
But IL in our own sad-eyed vo,-.
ing about the room. we stop and really
take in the sights that are to be- seen
we cannot help realizing what a sIl,
thing eating Is anyhow.
Everybody hustling in. getting set.
tied, and then chewing, chewing, chew,
ing. with that ccaseless regularity.
is It any wonder that cows get that
mild, hopeless, resigned look?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Still Thinks Of Him

Dear Cynthia--Wel, Cynthia. wrote
70 YOU about a week or two ago and
told YOU about the Young man that
was out with and that he is married
and IL thirty.four years old. Well
cannot stop thinking about him.
dont mean TO win him from his wife
because ! have already seen her and
she 10 the most wonderful person living
Her beauty Is not from the drug store
around the corner Ike mine is but Is
naturally sweet use all cosmetics,
but am respeCtabl" With II. cynthia.
| am StonOgTaDhcr in real estate
ot'ire and his business IS running a taxi.
and therefor" h" passes our office about
every twenty minutes, and the more
see Of him the more I love him. Now
this is what want to know. I'll still
love him II ! keep seeing him all the
time, and | want to forget him for his
wTtfes sake, loved him before I ever
found out lie was married and. there.
fore, since | heard Of him being mar.
RED I positively cannot forget him. I
want TO change positions because 7 have
a sister married and her husband runs
around with other girls and she Is only
twCntE-thrCe and has the sweetest baby.
and | don't want to do the same TO his
wife as II almost breaks my heart to
see my hrother.n-law treating my sister
that way. 7 try 10 answer ads in the
papers. but never get a reply Can YOU
tell me whore to go TO try to get an
other position?
Cynthia. do YOU remember the girl
that signed her name Broken Bios
SONS" n few months ago? Well. she
and ! were girl friends. and she died.
TEMPTATION.
Suppose YOU attend to your work in
your office and StoD looking out Of the
window for passinE taXis You are
wrong to think Of this man az lover
and should conquer your self at once.
fry not looking out or the window for
week and you'll soon get over t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-11
Read Your Character
Hairy Hands
By Digby Phillips


Hair on the hands and arms Is ~
course, more natural and of boovior
growth with men than with women
and in attributing to the individual the
characteristics which it denotes, il Is
essential that you take sex into con-
Sidcration. A given amount Of Lair
on the hand of woman means moro
than it does in the case of n mnn iko.
wise hairless hand on a man mems
more than on woman.
There Is a popular impression TINT
hair on the hand and arm indicates
strength. And as has been noted in tbo
discussion of so many other character
Indications, the popular or tho in.
stlnctive idea more often than NOT
strikes close to the scientific fact.
Hairy hands and arms do Indicate
strength, but not necessarily muscular
strength. Primarily they Indicate
vitality, vigorous, well balanced con.
stltuti0n that persists strongly in tho
general run of lifc's functions And
oftener than not such vitality does hon-
pen to be accompanied by muscular
strength. 1t is natural that the one
should follow the other. ~
But the hairy hand is not the hand
of the ascetic, unless. pcrhaps, il is oc.
companled by remarkably strong will
tor 1t indicates more than usual de-
sire for the good things of life mora
than the usual ability to apnrorinto
luxuries and senSuous impression. tLot
is, the ability to appreciate life in n
we'll balanced and keen manner throngb
all five of the senses.