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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
STATE SOCIETY

pltal at Arkansas city whcrc she
viii undergo an operation the last
OF the week
Mrs. Cecil Lucas OF Arkansas city
was a visitor iu ponca city Tues
day
Mrs. Frank Lucas was tho hostcrs
to the Saturday Night Dinner club
last Saturday night. Mcssrs and
Mcsdamcs Sarchot CraEin. W. H.
Moore and Ralph Morrison were the
recipients of thc hospitality OF Mrs.
Lucas.
Miss Mario Ia Verne Caldwell
voice teacher. Left for Kansas city
sunday night. whore she expects to
spend several days
Mrs w. W Patterson of Okla
homa city came over from Nowata
Saturday to spend a few days here
before going back to Oklahoma city.
Miss Edith Johnson well known
writer Of oklahoma city. was the
guest OF number Of girls, who held
a banquet at tho Arcade hotel Mon
day night Tor the purpose of trying
to effect the organization Of a bust
moss woman's club.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

also showing an attractive line Of
SILK hosiery in all fashionable col
Ors
After glimpse Of the spring quits
Just Ia" at the Dcmorcst shop, 500
South Main, II is most convincing
| that there is dash to tho lines Of
the newer suits. This collection in
cludes flarcd skirts with straight
| box coats, models showing spanish
| influence ana the practical straight
lined effects IN an scasonablc col
ors and fabrics.
Any evening including sunday
you can drop into our popular Tea
Cup Inn for delightful table d.
hotc dinner OF four course, charm
ingly served for 500, Doesn't
that sound tempting
Don't you love Ia think Of YOUR
self being fascinating and charming
with tho aid Of drifting, brguii-
Ing feather fan? The mHgnifiCcnrc
Of the evening ONES, In tallut blue,
flame ncgrc aud sunset pink l. onIy
Outdonc nv the piqunnt, pert feather
bits one carries to the matinee.
II you are planning q lovely suit.
wrap or fruCk you win enjoy a yIsl'
/ To the Wcluhcrgcr MJdlsto Shop. f.
| West Ilith, whDr, they will not only
| show You exquisite materials and
| trimmings but also understand the
art OF combining fashions latest
/ whims with youthful lines parflcu.
/ iarly suited 90 sou and you may also
be interested 200 knowing that their
| prices ARC moderate,
! "Mhcn IL comes Ia bcIt-." SAYS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

N",t evening dresses appear with
tho dccollcto in n point or viii
Nfil2lt effect They are often
NciIcd over with rlimsy lace m1k iup
mort sleeves and Some OF them bav,
iid'n coat, la lace.
II you want bocominrIy gD,a RI
E'sl". hIi N'ry reasonably priced
ana Int nn ad1-l large variety Ia
ch'g'' from. ynuII not miss "A Visit
lp Ali's Rusi Millinery SHOWING n,
-o6 East Third.
II j. the flower trimmed hat This
season that leaps into favor T,uI,
ioIl"w- closely In popularity. win
'l"rrlD, IN all cOlOrs 10 the fore.
fou.b fIud world Of idoas 70,
lll'i Easter Fift m Mrs Orrs Home
Sh'p, byj South Boulder.
just as every body has become Nc.
'uslom,d 10 seeing watches in MI
SORTS uf shapes hanging on ribbon
around the neck, comes the new,
that Paris i 10 adopt the ring
watch.
\ visitor at Havana writes back.
"Iallting of HylCs, one ~ most Inn
pressed perhaps, with tho tcndCn-
Cy toward fullnCSs la the very alb
brCNiatCd skirts worn by practically
all Cubans, and many Americans '
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

! Tho spirit OF Easter IL charminsly
| expressed IN the new arrivals at the
/ $. j. McGoo shop. 20 West Third
strcct--you viii find gift ideas Tor
everyone, especially the Riddles.
| Included In n collection recently
| sent over by Bccr, were several sim
| pie but wcarablc foulard dresses,
with full length coats Of navy serge,
lined with matching foulnrd.
Every fashion followor-and we
| are all that, moro or lcss--wiil find
a style message with a removal
! sale price attached. at tho Paris
| Fashion Shop, I15 South Main, |
| dropped around there yesterday 90
| take notes for today's news, and
| found suita wraps. and dresses ir-
] rcFistihlc in style and fabric.
/ marked right down 10 where you
| can afford two instead OF one. !
| also saw furs, just the thing for
/ these spring days at about half
| price, and blouses. drop skirts. un-
/ dcrwcar, sweaters. all effected by
/ this sale, and lstcn-these arc not
old stock, but right up-to-thc- lin
ute In mode and quality. Better
drop in tomorrow.
Ono exclusive millinery tells me
'ildN IIt' Nt-tIldnl FsfHItiN tb IN t1lts
hat with the crown of straw aud the
brim Of fabric.
Tlowcrs that bloom In the spring
| tra-ln" are not one bit more charm
| ing than tho fashionable hats now
showing at the Mann Hat Shop in
tho Sinclair building. How perfect
ly inducing is the fact that all are
moderately priced.
a L.. ~ a..
sheer honcy-comb Shetland scarfs
up into skirts and silp-on sweaters,
and they tell me that they are prac-
tiCai for very warm days and that
women are finding knitted suits 10
cool and comfortable on warm days
that they are wearing them for golf.
There Is nothing more important
10 your spring wardrobe than "A
comfortably correct corset, guch as
the How'd. sold by Mrs. Carpenter.
nt the Paris Fashion shop, 1lj South
Main.
Among tho summer hats that I'VE
seen are several smart little poke
shapes Of straw that have been given
"a high front effect by bows of very
wide ribbon In contrasting color.
There Is not the slightest chance Of
making a mistake II you buy a be-
coming fur right now, for not only
VIII II enhance the beauty OF your
spring suit or frock, but it will be
u joy throughout the year. snw
many charming furs in tho Shukcrt
collection shown by Mrs. Madden at
the Mann Hat Shop-all greatly re-
ducod.
The onc-plccc gown Is playing ia
voritc In all fabrics these busy days
when Iunchcous preceding mt
homes" keep society rushing from
one function Ia another without "a
moments interim, when n change of
costume might he effected
DO not forget that the Cammoyer
Branch Dc Luxe Of New York viii
have showing OF soasonablc foot
wear at Miss Jackson's Exclusive
shop In the Sinclair building. Tues
day and Wednesday. March 18th and
10th.
Not In years have evening slippers
been 50 ornate and the vogue OF the
plain satin or silver slipper, with
modest rhinestone buckle, seems Ia
bc on the decline.
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tsDNCt tUTN

Miss Anna Taylor returned last
L.,tebt from visit In Oklahoma city
VI several days duration.
4 The story Tellers' club was enter
.,inrd In the home Of Miss Leah
Vs. mckhcimer, North Fifth street,
,In.dly night. Miss Carrie b..
rboms was a guest Of the evening.
nellious refreshments were served
iv Inc hostess after the story telling
.la concluded.
r.r vs.. Frank went 70 Burbank
Nfori4v to relieve w. j. McGhce,
,.ha has charge OF the Frank store
4, mat town, so that hi might spend
,hc v,ok az home.
wallace ". Hannah, band director,
,.s. tnn host at stag party, given
IN fn. Charles Libby home on North
r.nr street. in honor Of Charles w.
IJ,hr. who has purchased news
ror.r. iu colorado and left for that
City Friday.
E,fpl Blake. Of tho firm of Welch-
rl,,g. has sold his interest I'm the
.'lutnir. store and goes to Sapulpa
81 mako his home next week.
Mrs +. w Garrott is in a hos
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u is only human To enjoy going n
popular places, but in this day and
age or progression. that place must
give some unusual service or mako
some special induccment before it
becomes popular with discriminat-
ing women, and when both are OF.
icfcd aH they arc IN our First Ma
tlonal bank at Fourth and Main,
Wherc window II, with Mrs. Shirley
In charge. Is devoted exclusively TO
ladies, extending many llttlc extra
cpurtosios and whore the fair pa
irons rarely have to walt, I'd say it
IL not surprising to hear whcrcycr
we go, I'm write you a check on
tho First National.
So fnr the hanging or pendant hat
trim, such as the lmtpin which dan
giles or the Int. has been called the
cnrrinR trim, but now Il seems Ia he
called the creole.
II the unusual In pictures appeals
10 you, thcn you will he n frequent
visitor to the Wctzel Galleries, COS
South Boston. Each week
"brce2o' around here 10 rart news
and always find display or pic-
lures dlstinotively now and appeal
Ing. This week ! only got as far
ns the print room whore ! saw pic
lures so quaint In subject. rare In
color conceptions. each NO artist
cally individual and particularly
pleasing that ! spent all OF my time
there and watching their artist plan
hand-carvcd and hand tinted frames
FOR onthuhastic customers.
II X noticeable that sashea as sup-
picments TO the now spring suits are
growing Ia popularity.
II you hre interested in something
| really clover In cuff and collar sets
and vestoos youll drop into Loster's.
Ola South Main.
There IN n large amount OF Iin-
gcric friIlings used ON silk, cloth and
organdic frocks this spring.
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:" HH'l Io'"llH dppHeu ny mar ca
pcrts.
10 is the rule rather than the ex-
ccptiOn That one secs the head un.
adorned at the more formal social
affairs.
Girls and boys right now you
know you are going to have pie
tures taken for those eventful last
days Of school; why not do II be.
fore you arc 80 rushed. Better
phone tho Rivkin studios and ar
range for your sitting.
SILK coats with snuns In the lead,
apparently have taken all fashion
cenicrs by storm ana We read that
they viii continue 10 be an Inn
portant item throughout tho sum-
mcr season.
st. PatTicks day is not exactly
Rlft day, yet you may be a guest on
that day or you might caro- to re-
mombor her" in either event how
charmingly appropriate would be a
box OF sweets from such popular
place as Candyland, 410 South Main.
whore they make their candies fresh
each day.
The tweed suit II the thing OF
the moment" said "a woman Just
home from New York.
II you arc not wearing EN-. why
not turn thom into money? Ask the
Ladies Clothing Exchange. i22
South Frisco about II.
For tailored dresses and snits,
sleeves are frequently fairly nght
but slit from elbow down ON the
outer side, sometimes with inner linz
geric cuffs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

II. ) Muggc, head az Tho depart
mont Of voiro of Tulsa university,
viii appear iu recital Saturday cvo.
ming, March 80, iu tho public u.
hrary Miss Cook Will ho assisted
hN Miss Iduh Lockwood. ,Iuluist.
Niles Louise Oahcs pianist. and Mls4
Ihclmo Ice. reader. NrH q. a.
NMLmlL.r MLII mn n. Accommodation
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II - quito moddcuInr indeed 10
SEQ so many ruyisWuulv beautiful
fruCks Hs the bcmoro.t shop is dis.
playing in their French rooms and
not being able To- doacrihc them ado.
uuatrly for YOU l'll have to content
myacjf with snyinE YOU win love
every ono and it will not hc puca.
! tiuu " (which one shall l Dhoon 90"
but how many
\ white stocking Tor sports wear
hn, u wide stripe of opcnwurl,, and
n black sports stocking ~ shown
with hair stripes Or giHy about an
inch apart.
The children look forward with
keen interest 10 the observance Of
Easter and are planning fur new
CroCkP. new hats ana wraps lust like
big folks" said The EolcNady at
the Mary Jane Childrou's shop, 10
East Firth, when I exclaimed over
so many new arrivals I'm dresses,
suits, coats. sweaters and hats, Real
ly this lovely shop Is vcritnhlc
fairyland FOR children ana the llttlo
| miss up 20 sixteen years.
Indeed when you stop Ia think Of
the "spccd" Of society these days
when women rush from luncheon to
the informal dinner and then ON 10
the informal dance IL Is no wonder
that the afternoon frOClS suitable for
all occasions takes on the dignity Of
u C-prcscryer."
ono OF tho surcst signs OF ap-
pruac hing spring and summer IN the
demand for charming silk hosiery.
a I YpU1tNF hn1l.gn tho nni ir
you are looking for rs at Testers
51i South Main.
Organdle and Swiss hats mnst
match the dress with which they are
worn, says Dame Fashion.
Each hat an original styling, sep
aratc and apart--thCrc are no re-
peats in style or color in Misc LARS
Millinery department at tho Demo-
rest. SOC South Main AZ she features
pattern hats from exclusive and well
known origlnators only.
bracelets Of all kinds are said to
he the mode from the oid-fnShiOncd
sets OF bangles, Ia the ncw-fnsbioncd
many TERED bracelet of pearls, of
small silver beads ar the more ciab-
crate types of precious stones.
You all remember tho charming
la DiCha shop, that was at Miss De
1Iaven's Flower shop for tho holi-
days. and / know you will be glad
TO uhcar that We are To have this
splendid showing Of unusual cos-
tune icwclry. purses. Spanish
combs. rare perfumes ana many
other delightful accessories so nee
essary to complete milady's lovely
appearance. at . East Sixth street
as permanent shop In Tulsa, Isn't
that good ncws2 Oh! | most for
got. II will be open tomorrow.
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os-sir-cc--thc March records arc
here, Trust tho Exclusive Pathc
shop, s West Firth for that They
believe In being ahead OF the game
ana that ia the place where you find
dance records that are absolute hits
of the season. that are original. ap-
pcoling tho Kind or music that runs
through your mind again and again
attcr hearing Drop In and let thom
play n few for you.
Everything mentioned In jc-,clry
seems Ia have - "danglc' connected
with II, even hat pins show this cf-
feet.
No doubt you have heard that the
Pala22o Carmlnati OF Venice has
been dismantlcd and tho entire con
tents. brought to America. Whom
In tho Darwin studios OF Interior
Decorating and Designing. GI0
South Boston. | saw spread out on
tables "a fascinating scheme OF dec
GRAFTON cmbodying copies Of this ole
Venetian furniture with the exquis
itoly blended silks accompanying
them. Dolectablo is the only word
applicable to these colors.
ono may take our climates very
brisk brcckcs with good grace and "a
high degree az bccomingncrs In any
one of the ciarmfui new ycils--onc
might affect gray Of siIvcry
threads with chenille dots OF priin-
rose.
Suzanne Is back from the east and
will have many exquisite gowns,
Chapoaux. hlouses, oriental iewolry
and other surprises to show you at
| her adorable shop. coo South Boul-
/ der.
! A strand OF pearls like n bit Of rare
/ lace enhances u costume by subtlcty y
OF color, and atmosphere.
Wandering" into the Lingerie
and Tiny Tots Toggcry shop, b2i
South Main. yesterday ! found thom
showing tho most adorable silk hats
and organdio bonnots for babies and
children up TO six years, lust IN
time for Easter" said n patron who
was also selecting Bomo pretty little
dresses
To he correctly clad one must, OF
Coursc, wear furs--tho aristocratic
note In fashions world.
I have permission 10 extend to you
an invitation TO visit tho Delccta
Beauty Salon, 32O 1-2 South Main,
oyer Woolworth's, when desiring
hair and beauty work done tn"
Delec,a way. They are also show
ing a complete line OF Dolecta toilet
requisites. well known for their ex-
qulsits perfection ana quick results.
Among theso | noticed the rouge
that all Paris and New York is raw
ing about. Drop In or phone Co
dar 1881.
Ideal for street wear, or appro-
prlato for tho office girl as well as
perfectly charming for the house are
frockA they are showing at the
House Dress Shop, 1909 South Bos-
ton. II they haven't tho one you
havo in mind, they will make It 10
your order. Their prices are indeed
reasonable.
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for children from . 10 - years Of
HRc. Drop IN and get acquainted
with this now shop.
soft gray suede gloves for the
Younger feminine contingent show
fascinating French knot stitching In
gray with IL tiny pink center for
each flower.
ON the crest ~ the spring mode
comes the softouing flattcrinR
rraccs Of tinted hair, accomplished
ly rho ucw French hair COloriug,
lun.to. which Is being so success
fully applied by tho hair expert at
Nrs Lcarhmin's Hair and Beauty
shop ~ East Fifth.
BlOuscs that bloom In the spring
iino rival the spring blossoms In
their vivid CUloring- Of jade, tangcr-
Inc, auh Harding blue.
J saw oxguisitc straWs IN dear iit.
tlo rounded crowns, cuppci hrlm'
that are $40 chic this season, well. to
mako Il short, the Louvre Millinery
~ West Fifth have clover style
range from trinity tailored effects
ON up to lovely drCssy models At
prIccl you cannot resist. A good
place 20 fad that Easter hat.
\ fur may DC finC--a fur may ~
io,Cly--but 1t must also Dc unusual.
Just by way of suggestion--Td
Ike TO cali your attention TO these
wonderfully cool spring days. the
most inspiring time OF the year 10
have that long planned picture TAX
en- at the James studio, across from
Hotel Tulsa. while there ask 10 Eea
studies OF tho movie lighting they
are featuring.
Evening shoes grow moro and
moro fancy aud many French shoes
/ nrc seen With ankle straps.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Judging from
tho unusual va %
riCty Of smart
footwear they are
p h O W in y a [
Akln's BOntcric,
22l South Main.
Ia say there Is
as much variety
In the STYLES OF
shoes as there Is
I'm froCks this
season. They are
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13
Ann Looks Hb0H T0wu-and She Savs

! ike To Wdk at cUcntide.
When dusk shuts ont the din.
ike to rdtch the friendly lights
OF lamps that shine uithiR-
Warm shddoWs play upon the paHs
Where hearth fires play and giop.
Ike 10 UGrm my heart uifh lore
For folks do not kHOU.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Eastern women love the
advantage OF "a permanent
wave. They do lovely wav-
ing at the New York Hair
shop and Beauty Parlors,
over Ronbcrg's. Whore
YOU also Eet a perfect
marcel and the ideal Inoo~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Everything looked 40
new and smart at Mrs.
& mith Children Il
shop, in the D"morcst.
5OG South Main, whore
sho ~ showing adora %
bile dresses for all Occa -
sipnF. coats, rOmpcrs.
suits for small boys.
hats and underwear
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

THE extension department of the
arrangement committee Of thc lly-
,.rha club. with Mrs. w. II. Grow
g.. ass chairman, has completed
pln. for holding concert at the
sand Springs orphans home on the
afternoon Of Easter Sunday, March
z. This viii be the first of series
80 similar occasions to- he
hold throughout Tulsa and adioin-
ir- counties, with the educating Of
m, children to good music as the
object.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Frances Aida. wife of Gatti-Cas-
sazza, director of tho Metropolitan
and distinguished soprano OF the
opera company. has signed a con-
tract 40 tour Australia during the
summer. II will be the first visit
Of Mrs AIDA to her homeland in
man, wears. The singer appeared
in Tulsa with tho Metropolitan trio
about two years ago.
,..,. a,.,,-,r,i.,o triIrtc 10 NTa,tdo
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T1dorcwski. who recently returned
% tn. United states. has asked his
cousin. W. O. Gorskl, to deny the
rrpor, that his hands were injured
and hc viii give up playing the
piano Tho great master will spend
somo timc on his ranch in Pase
Rublos. Cal.
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Il was with interest that Tulsa
concert goers recently heard Of tn,
engagement OF Miss Louise Homer,
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daughter ot sidney and Louise
Homer % Ernest Van Rensselaer,
StIrcs. son ~ Rev and Mrs. Errost
NJ Stircs OF New York Tho mar
riaG" viii hc solrmnized April 10
lu 81 Thomas church. Sew york.
Miss Homer has been active iu COM
cert work this season. appearing
with hor mother as wen as m re-.
citals OF her own.
Miss Irruc Nuop. teacher ~ piano.
presented group ~ hcr pupils iu
piano recital last evening iu the
public library There was 4 roodlv
number of parents and friends out
for tho rendition of the program.
The March meeting NJ associated
music teachers of Tulsa set Tor
Wednesday, March 49, has been de-
i"rrod one day until Thur sday,
March n. when tho session will be
held with Mr. and Mrs II. ~. Iogrou
in the homo of h. r. Tcutus
Miss Ethel Fisher Tulsa Young
woman who. during tho early sea-
SON was engaged iu Ncoum work, is
now singing In musical comedy in
New York.
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vs. j.. Miller for some time past
tenor of the quartet choir of First
Presbyterian church, has resigned.
oviug 20 his expected return during
M, spring 10 his former home in
Madison, Wis, whore he will engage
u business for himself.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

"Tho greatest teachers OF music
are to America said Marie kryl,
Chicago pianist, recently upon re-
turning 10 the United states after a
period Of study abroad. France is
a sorry place for students now,' she
added. II means a better appreCia-
tion OF Americas teachers OF the in
strum,uts, as well as voice.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

There is ahso-
luto'y n O { h ing
more helpful IN
the homo than a
Grand Prize Eure-
Ia Vacuum Clean
or. Ask +, b. Dcsh-
on q co, sos
South Main strcct
tor n FREQ dCmou-
strlliqn.
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CLAIMS PERMANENT INJURY

Nun Injured when Street car Jumps
Track Sues for $4,000.
Permanent injuries alleged 20
OONc resulted from street car acct
urnt iU this city January 10. wcrc
lro hu.is of suit brought I'm dis
i,t court Saturday 10y Arthur G.
Dl.bmnu against tho Tulsa street
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Music and Musicians
Here and EiSeuhere

Powell, who was the worlds great
est woman volinist. the Wuman's
club Of Cincinnati gave n concert
In her memory recently. Tulsa will
never forget her recital in this city
a few years ago.
Miss Caroline Smith, Tulsa
Young woman ana former pupil OF
Robert BoiCo Carson. II studying
under Herbert Withorspoon OF New
York, one Of the foremost teachers
OF the east. Miss Smith has an oN-
concert Eocrs recently heard o. ti;e
tiuus work.
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like to feet the fragrant dark
Close round my shoulders pressed.
like the witchery of stars
That eases my unrest.
AZ eUentide, Chen shddops fan,
This is the hour I 90.
And heal my loneliness with lore
For folks I do not kno,u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Sasha Racovitch, local tenor, has
been engaged to sing tho Messiah
GOOD Friday at the oklahoma Mill
far, academy in Clarcmorc.
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Faultlosglv clad, Eyes
turn instinctiycly 10 tho
woman who wears a cor
set that fits perfectly
and creates tho bcauti
tul lines that are given
by the JIuo Jackson and
Madame Grace OOrScts.
sold by Nauuio Reid. ln
department. ON the moz-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-03-13

Asar appropriate tribute to Maudc