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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

We are about to greet June--the
month of brides and roses-and IL
promises to be an exceptionally in
torcsting month in our own fair
city. with this fact in mind !
dropped into Miss Jackson's EXclu-
sive Shop in the Sinclair building
and 1t didn't take mo long TO decide
that for the gift distinctive, bo it
largo or small, youll be proud to
send it from this unusual shop.
Black and white as n color COM
bination, which the oracle of fashion
assures US will he even more prcya-
lent as summer advances. reversed
10 read white and black Is equally
as popular.
When Miss Feminine drops into
Miss Lehigh's Smart Vogue shop in
the New Wright building and is
shown the exquisite frocks for mid J.
summer wear, in models suitable
for the sen shore, mountains or for
the country, she is going to have a
most heavenly sensation. for they
are simply wonderful in material
and creation and are exceptionally
reasonable in price.
The very young girls arc wearing
taffcta and satin evening capc4.
trimmed with petals and flowers of
the material,
Here comes the bride." with
June our thoughts just naturally
turn 10 weddings and gifts for this
all eventful occasion. ia say visit
the Hebron Jewelry Store at Main
and Second, for they carry all the
popular patterns Of Gorham silver
wear as well as the best community
patterns. Drop in and see them and
note the great reductions in prices
4 dropping brim and crushed
crown of several layers of black
organdic faced with pink makes Il
most charming hat.
Among the midsummer hats at
the Mary Jane Children's shop, Is
East Fifth, | noticed white Milans
and lcghorns in correct models for
this season.
Very popular arc the maiinc head
dresses with yisas that shade the
eyes.
When we think Of juno we also
think OF brides and anniversaries
and begin planning on appropriate
gifts. Let me suggest a visit to a
very interesting shop-the Indian
Arts and Crafts at sixth and Main.
You are sure to find something dis
tinctively appropriate in this collec-
tion.
Suits continue TO he much worn.
although warm days bring out the
onc-picCc dress In either & nton
crepe or In tricotinc.
Make up your mind TO see smart
sports suits, dresses, separate skirts
and coats, wraps and sweaters and
the most attractive afternoon frocks
at Herold's, 2l West Third.
On Main street ! saw dark brown
linen froCk for n young girl with
plain straight lines, its only orua-
mcntation being pipings of brown
and white checked gingham.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

In connection with the mode for
fringe the Spanish comb and fringcd
shawl are being worn with good cf.
feet.
OF course, you will want several
more hats for summer and ! know
a lovely little shop where the hats
are smart and prices moderate-the
Boulder Millinery and Art Shop, sos
South Boulder, the same place that
you find lovely art goods and get
your stamping and embroidery done
10 order.
Organdic froCks that suggest the
ib-Ncar-Old miss arc the bouffant
skirts and numbers Of rurflcs.
For exclusive froCks for girls from
I 10 II years, phone Usage S433.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

II Is a great pleasure to say Akin's
BoOtorio viii open their new store at
4lS South Main the latter part OF
this week with an exclusive line OF
ladies' flnc footwear and hosiery.
You are invited to call and get ac-
quainted with this new shop. Watch
for the opening day,
Black colonial slippers OF suede
and poiCnt leather are worn with
the lace hose, and many have
buckles of steel
'Miladys dream como true" We
have been dreaming for weeks for
the tinc 10 come when we could
truly decide upon the summers out
ing and most surely that time has
arrived, and for the hats -drcssy.
sports or street mudols-yisit the
Louvre Millinery ~ Wost Finh. An
hats are greatly reduced
\ smart evening wrap for sum-
m"r II made OF picot edged petals
of chiffon, using Crninc for the huge
collar.
Lest ! f1rrct let mo sny that
while Akin's Bootorio is opening n
very smart new shop at AIS South
Main thoy viii continue 10 carry
correct footwear and hosiery for
men and women at 22l South Main.
IlulingN of the material trim
many of ia" Canton crepe frOCks.
II certainly docs make a difference
in ones appearance tu have lovely
marcel the Kind you are assured nt
the American Beauty Shop, 31a
South Boulder.
\ great dead ~ monkey fur 4,
used, especially ON street dresses aud
street wraps Of black Canton crrps
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

A visit 20 tho Suzanne Shoppc, coo
,South Boulder, the other day was
lludcCd interesting | saw airy sum
merry frocks, sports apparel and at
traCtiyc hats that prophecy a won
dorful summer for their WCarers.
This charming shop Is receiving new
models each day and you are ospc-
cially invited To drop IN and zee
them.
Motor wraps are largely OF twin
cloth In dark blue, or black with
Innings OF hennu, yellow or Mrs.
Harding blue.
Weddings and announcements
have been uppormost in my mind all
week, especially when | "hrcczcd"
into the WctZcll Galleries nt COS
South Boston and saw their Collec-
tion of Holland aud Danish pot
tcries, French and Chinese porcc-
lains, Italian ana English pottcries
Wcdgwuod Venetian, Crystal and
Bavarian glass and several signed
pieces OF Snydcr's French glass
| Wen, it's wonderful display ant
| when you arc gift hunting you mus
not fail to visit this collection.
Some of the imported dresses bons
widely flaring skirts--thc fuiIn,vs
D'IbE On 'Ih' NiDtA
while the back and front remain
quite fiat
'The talk of the town" OF course.
| knew you would road my "scrib"
with a start like that! IT'S the
sports apparel they are showing at
Prager's Paris Fashion at Fifth and
Main. such wonderful combinations.
such color schemes, in suits, frocks.
conts, sweaters and everything that
is the last word in imported knitted
garments You simply cannot ar
ford to miss this showing.
Not only do the hats that are In
tended for summer wear show flower
trims In great prOiusiOn, but ns one
wnlks down the street nearly every
suit or froCk has It's bOutonnicrc.
Clever indeed are the children s
frocks, with hats to match. now
showing at the Tiny Tots Toggery
shop, G03 South Main.
simple dotted Suisscs arc being
designed into frockS for street wear
Why cook dinner at home this
warm weather when you can get
such a delicious four-courae dinner
at our popular Tea cup Inn for ono
dollar Everything lovely and de-
lighttully served.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
Oak TrNop No, .

We did not have our regular meet
ing Monday but accepted an invita-
tion from the girl reserves to visit
them. We enjoyed their literary
program very much. since It is very
different from our work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Here's re n !
shopping ncwsi
Aren't you nCh 10
ing for heaps OF
fr % q k q? Can't
afford I h @ ~ ?
ioull not say
that after a visit
to I.A W h g a {
shop 2l9 u s.
Main. over the
Palace thCatcr.
Whore you can
find n frock for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

For that littlo Fift or that big gift
that you want TO make, hth find 1t
so hard to chooso--23 West Third
~ the places. j. McGco Company
IL the shop. a truly wonderful place
to solve your graduation Worries.
My Paris journal says the French
couturicrs are creating suits, dresses
and hats for the children that are
exact reproductions of the models
worn by their mothers.
| walked by--lookcd i'm the win
dOw--and said to mysclf-this is
tho one place | must tell my readers
about and now imagine the most
exquisite stationery correspondence
cards, wedding invitations and an
nounccmcuts correctly engraved and
YOU have only "A mild idea OF what
you VIII see when you drop around
TO the Western Bank Supply Com
panN ans South Boston.
The organdlc dress for this season
Is n thing of iONclincSS, especially
when designed for afternoon wear.
or course you will want now
undics and more hosiery for the
summer vacation. | saw both in
pleasing variety at Lestcr's, 514
South Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

informally is one 6f the chief
charms of the First National Bank
at Fourth and Main. lts splendid
arrangement and luxurious. comfy
way of taking care Of their patrons
is attracting women who love and
require this special attention.
Wells Of white and tan with black
velvet dots are very stuart when
pinned high on the crown OF the
hat, and reaching only to the lips.
MY whims nre my fortune!"
Fashion glys. proving IL by n collec-
tlon of summcry frocks that include
every scasonnble material and every
favorite color In models suitable for
Country club, beach or mountain re
sort wear. You will find them at
Prayers Paris Fashion. Fifth and
Main. Very, very reasonably priced,
too,
Contrast In the development OF the
habit IL n feature that In said To he
strong this season ana one Of the
most striking contrasts I've seen II
the white broadcloth brecchcs worn
with black velvet Coats.
we are getting them in every
day" said tho young lady Mt Lester's.
bl1 South Main. as she noticed me
looking 0t the sweaters, separate
skirts and blouscs.
Lady Duff Gordon writes on "aft-
crnoon surprise gowns" for the New
York American. The surprise being
the usr of monkey fur ON collar and
straw hat, and the use OF patent
| leather on chiffon.
After commencement the boys and
girls have no many photogra to
franc that feel like suggesting an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Don't fail to
read this - the
mid summer hats
at Prayers Paris
Fashion, Fift IA
and Main, haNo
{ n a I charming
distinction n n d
style that IL most
liable to end the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

They are in
readiness to fill
your Memorial
lay order for
7 | o W G RS "A {
Clarks Flower
shop, 31l East
/ 3 I n sire @ I.
Their prices are
e NC O u { iOnally
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Get a permanent wave
now ana your curling
troubles viii be over for
the summer, PcrSpira
tion or water viii not
affect the wave. Ask the
New York Hair and
Beauty shop, over Rem
berg =, for particulars
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

not responded. so Just a fow of us
have stayed ON the job.
Patrol 3 reports a large number
Worhine on merit badges. These are
expected to he earned by the time
school expires
Patrol /. Beavers. are reminding
each other that they have but y
l"w days IN which to pass those
exams for the louE-coyetcd merit
hadgos. Some are interested along
the scribe line. some In music.
dressmakng, nature study. home
nursing. And when one begins TO
ten thc advantages " her particular
line, that caused others tu become
Interested. o. there is nothing quito
so beneficial as being real scout.
Don't You wish YOU were one OF us
Come along, let's form new patrol
We heard about the fine time tho
Suuflowors had ON their trip TO the
woods. Wish we had been with you.
Flying Eagle \o. 3.
Iaurona Almond has Joined troop
, and we are indeed glad to have
her Here's to- Iaureru's Happiness
during her scOutdom days.
AZ our last scout meeting many
Of The girls passed tests hcVero
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

For hair goods 'he
best at the IO-S~a
prices, Inectp and other
hair colOring. and a
lovely marcel. try the
New York Hair Shop
and Beauty Parlor, over
Renberg's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

This is the of many social affairs, ceddings
and all the festivities that fOiiOW dong in the train
so that not only the bride and her attendants but all
her friends must be eqpped rcith costumes and the
many accessories of dress for IuncheOns teas, din
ners and Dances An tceek RE been "gdddng drOund'
and hare found the most interesting places to shop
and, belieue me, Tue soUed you many search you
but read and take notes to add to your shopping list
this lceek.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Among the latest Colors worn are
apricot, lemon, lilac, amber and all
thc SOFT shades Of green and blue,
with trimmings uf fringe, beads,
petals ana rat-tail put on In designs
u- a last word from Paris.
Sports apparel new, graceful and
chic the very model yuu have boen
lupkIug fort are at tho DemDrest
shop 800 South Main,
Ior street wear navy and black
Ouluumbcr Color~, even gray.
In spite Of many TumOrs that
skirts win be longer, every fashion
report from our best resorts say
"~Wt skirts are still short and mar
row, whilc those of the afternoon
and evening froCkS are much more
generous IA width and triflc
longer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Up to the umo ot the revolution.
no country in England WAS more
dhorouphly Ersnah than tho new
England colonies.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Everyone has paid her dues for
May except Gertrude Fair. Thclma
Combs and tina Ludlow.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Our captain has tried to have each
patrol represented by news items,
but some OF our patrol leaders have
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

read that Paris continues tn
stand for the fashion of matching
shoes and stockings.
Going away or staying at home
each have its own individual needs
for the children, all Of which have
been delightfully."- thought OF by
Mrs. Smith In her Childron's shop
at the Dcmorcst, 500 South Main
only yesterday / dropped in and
found the best looking handmade
underwear "Just in' for children
up TO ~ years.
Some very smart hats are being
made Of orgDndic, the material *
used In the sam" way as silks or
iclts, and they are generally trim
med with flowers or narrow rib
bOns.
The more sight of those irod tea
and lemonade sets at Mrs Orr's
Home GIFT shop, COO South
Houldcr, gives one a cool and re-
tr"shiug feeling | saw only a few
sets, and l hope you get one OF
them,
Some Of the newest sweaters
noted ARE In the heather mixtures
When you want certain style
OF suit, frock or sports outfit made
to your order you viii enjoy visit
10 Mrs Harris Modistc shop, i'm
tho Turner building at Third and
Main, Her prices are very moderate
ana her aim is to please her
patrons.
"SlccNclcss dinner gowns are the
most popular for club and hoUrI
dances says my Sew Work paper
SupoNIuuuT hair. warts and
mrl'= need not worry ypu this SUM
W"r for you may have thcm por-
mapcutiy removed without leaving
"A scar hy Mrs MoCIiutoch. expert
olo''r'iurlst at her Mur,urIIo
Beauty FlrIors, . Wca, Fourth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Wome nof the Moslcm faith are
forbidden to appear ON the stage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
0T'VN'T'NT WIVUIT EUNUV UFN TTlT
most popular for club aud hoDl
dances says my Sew Work paprr.

Tho Warner Corsolntte
for Eirls and women who
DO not wear CDrsrig. yet
desire the smooth straight
lines 80 necessary this sea-
son. are clever, comfort
able ana iust the newest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

or tho 2s members OF division
., only five members were absent
and all but one of these wore ex-
cused absenteee, at our last meet
Ing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Arc you saving the middle Of
August for our three day summer
camp?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Tho weather man got HIS order
for clear weather for our hike in
o. X. last Saturday Sixteen scouts
from 7-b grade and above, and two
officers, took the 1895 train to the
metropolis Of Mohawk and hiked
from there to the Grant farm, where
we spent the day in real woods.
with a real creek running through
It, and had Il real time. returning
10 Tulsa at 6 p. m, tired, hot and
dusty, but supremely happy. The
following scouts were members of
this happy band: Helen Oman,
Gladys Rupp, Anna Hardy. Florence
Grant, Almanac Howard. Louise
Clear, Dora Huddleston. Ingrid
Brandborg, Agnes Summers, Lorena
Vincent. Jessie and Grace Schooley,
lenore Preisker, Juanita Shouts.
Vera Brown and Margaret LaForgc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Ruth Pearce passed her fire
making test recently.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Many scouts working on second
class work are pressing wild flowers
preparatory to mounting them for
their test in Identification of flowers.
,,a,,t,.n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29
Sunflowcr Troop No. 4.

The last regular meeting of tho
school year was held last Monday
evening, our officers will all be
away for the summer, but many
scouts are planning TO be ready Tor
the tests by fall so well, not lost
any time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Faye Ferguson Of patrol 7 passed
her signalling test with flying colors
at the last meeting
We are glad TO welcome Grace and
Jessie Schooley who have been uu-
der quarantine, back to our meet
ings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Shocufclt now has the scribe merit
badge and Ruth Erwin the dancing
mcrit badge
Tucsday was our captains birth
day and the caglots gave her fruit
shower. Sho declared afterward
that she wont home and ate and ate.
Listen patrol had another per.
feet attendance MONDAY That makes
two I'm succession You other pa
tro's had better hurry Gertrude
Fair and Ethel white wcro absent
Monday Come the ncNt time for
sure, girls.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Watch these columns next week
for a complete list Of merit and sec
ond class badges awardede last Fri
day evening by School Executive
Indy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

Many pirdlcs are tied NJ each side
Of the waist, thus giving u flHring
line from the hip Ia the knee.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-29

We are trying 20 get all or our
back dues in before school closes.
so the treasurer may give US a COM
plete report. up to date, in these
columns next Sunday. Patrol has
20 cents In dues outstanding. patrol
3 Is cents patrol 4 10 cents, patrol
10 cents, while patrols g. 6 ana
are all paid up TO date. Come ON,
scouts, let's finish the year with a
clean slate.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-04
JULIAN DICK SHOT
BY HIS BEST FRIEND
In new YEAR PARTY
Tresedy Happened In Young Brokers
home After Most OF Guests Had
Gone. Bullet Enters Near Hip.

Julian Dick, "a years old, mem
Der OF the New York Cotton Elk
change, who also is associated with
his father, Frank NJ. Dick, partner
in the stock brokerage firm of L. F..
Hutton & Co., 81 Broadway, was ac-
cidentally shot and perhaps mortally
wounded at o'clock yesterday
morning at the end of New Year
celebration in his studio apartment,
Sniffen Court, in East Thirty
sixth street. between Lexington and
Third Avenues, by George Bruce
Brooks, son of the late BeIvidere
Brooks, Vice President and general
manager OF the Western Union Tele-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-04
Zion Church Notes

The joyous Christmas season found
fitting celebration at Zion. The
work Of the Committee on Decora-
lions was we'll done. The electric
star placed above the pulpit, and the
huge tree. trimmed and lighted,
placed in the Sunday School room,
Contributed much TO the Christmas
atmosphere.
On Christmas Eve the Young Peo-
pie packed a basket. which grew to
De a clothes-basket, and TWO bushei
baskets and found much Joy IN do
ing so.
The Christmas morning service
held at 500 was well attended ana
vas an inspiring and refreshing sea-
son.
Christmas Sunday was great day
n Zion. Special music, special
sermons, and special Free-Will Or
fering were in order. The choir
upheld it's richest traditions lin rem
dering the Hymns and Anthems.
The Free-will Cash Offering amount
ed to more than $4,000, at the one
service. A special envelope had
been prepared and each contributor
marched in order to the front ana
placed the offering on. the Ccmmun-
on Table, the "Commjttee- q -EalL--
who assisted in the work,
standing within the chancel. and the
Choir singing an appropriate hymn.
The Cantata rendered by the Sun
day School on Tuesday evening was
bought by many to be the most ella
borate enjoyable, and impressive
Nv hn Snhnnl The char
acters were we'll taken, the setting
given the scenes thoughtfully arrang-
ed, the costumes contributed color
and atmosphere. and the music was
of high order.
On Wednesday evening the Chapel
Sunday School held a very credlta-
Die celebration with candy and fruits
and presents very much in evidence.
Judging from the very large Com
| munion Service Sunday morning,
many of the members and friends OF
Zion have made a fine new resolu-
ton for the year 1921.
The Christmas spirit has been
| manifest in the collections. Inc
special offering was $4,000. The
mere passing Of the plates for the
| "Armenians'' at the close of the
Cantata brought $40. The offering
for the poor taken monthly at the
kCommunion. service amounted 10 $12.
| On Sunday evening the service
was decidedly Of the New Year flavor
/ The hymns, the: sermon, the appeal
| dealt with Linking Up With Cod
FOR success and happiness for 1921.
| The choir repeated two of the Christ
mas anthems.
| On Wednesday evening at the
close of the Mid-week service an
election will be held to choose dele
gate TO represent Zion at the Lay
conference. to be held at Cristield on
Friday of Conference week this
April
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-01-04
Ripe Tomatoes

Mr.. Andrew J. FoDle left at this
office yesterday nice ripe tomato
which he grew in the yard Of his
home on Church street. MIR. Foble
picked about aeventy-five tomatoes
some little time ago, fearing that the
old weather would cause them to
lot, but thus far the weather has not
been cold enough to kill the vine,
which has sunny exposure and is
protected by high fence against the
.yind