The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
Slams Of the Times

pagi week found many ensconsed
within the environs of their accus- |
,hmsl nabitation. The week with
weather bit cooler than usual and
with school children getting ready
for their coming season of study. |
has brought about an activity that
has eu,ivcned the people. phis is a
restless period. not only for the sum
mer residents at various places
but for the stay-Gt homes. At re- /
sorts, summer gayetics are subsd- /
ing, for this happens az soon as the /
first Chlll winds begin to blow in .
from the acean, gulf or from the .
mountain top. New York is usually .
the mecca TO most people during
Sept mber, for with the playhouses
opening and the shops in their full |.
array of autumn glory, the attrac-
tions are scarcely to be withatood. /.
The Tulsa summer tourists now in
the east and those who have been
the past week or SO have. or are Wis |
itinc In .he metropolis for a short |
time before starting homeward
Speaking of autumn styles. the |
shops are telling their story not only |
in gay New Yawk." but also in |
Tulsa. and the last word in dresses
q seems To be clingy materials. Vel /
vets are still in favor. Most all the |
SlhNFN dl' pODuldT anu tSDttldlly
the brilliant reds. Women are quite
in Juror over the rejuvenation of /
ostrich plumes and of course the .
majestic and Dompous emand of
becoming hat for ostrich plumes in /
all their airy grace and beauty. Is .
a large one and in the distance. one
hears, AS 1t were, that the Gains
borough will again rage and there |
is nothing that sets off madame's |
good looks. especially If she is tall
and stately, like the great picture |
hats of yesterday with their swath-
ing of ostrich plumage. You of
today who were girls yesterday, do
you remember that the heighth of |
your girlish ambition was to have .
great fitting velvet hat with long
plumes and jaunty tips.
Speaking of styles and the gossip |
at any seasons beginning, OF fash
ions il a sweet hit to society--the |
women Of society. 1t should be stat
ed. BObbed hair which has been
talked about until it's as torn up as
SHREDDED wheat. concealed ears, an
other style that has afforded suffi- |
cient amount OF fun and talk, and |
short skirts, oh. my. but haven't |
short skirts come in for their share |
Of newspaper space. are said to be |
as old as the pyramids, and this In
not fantasy in speech either. |
These mentioned, and many other |
foibes and fads associated with
modern woman are as old as the |
pyramids of Europe 80 says mute |
story from the mummies of both |
Egypt and Peru and Chicago's Field |
museum can give the story in mum |
mified form. Wrapped in their /
<btched shrouds and encased in sar-
cophagi covered with curious paint |
ings and hieroglyphs in colors still
bright after three thousand years
and more, these mummieS, all thai
was mortal of a human being of |
ages ago. today link the present to
a utilization long since dead The
ltaily center of thousands OF curious
tyes, for the mummies seem to hold
strange fascination for every Wis
Nor TO the museum. they are silent
spectators of the passing thrDngs,
but the paintings which adorD their
resting places tell more plainly than
words of styles, customs and man
ners Of forgotten age.
Why. ma, they're dressed just
Ike the girls we see on Michigan
boulevard" exclaimed an aged Wis
itor to his wife as he gazed at the
strange fixtures adorning the sar-
cophagi.
1T appears like they did not wear
DIT more than they do now" the
woman answered as the pair moved
away.
II is far cry from the Nile OF
'leopatra's day to the Pacific coaE
OF Peru in South America. but mum.
mles from both regions. lying with
IN reach Of each other now. but in
HE ignorant of each others exist.
ehce, bear evidence of the greatest
similarity and proficiency in many
arts at a time when the Norsemen
were ravaging all of southern Eu-
rope and the old world had almos.
sunk into barbarism.
announcements of autumn we'd
d'hg bells have caused interest in
eoc'ety to enliven. The Hunt-Harvey
announcement on Tuesday brought
tApual parties to be within now
ana the wedding date. 1t is stated
Su'hentically that one will scarcely
u' over before others are an
nounced and one popular girl will
announce her engagement at one of
M'Ss Hunts parties. and of course
mere viii be events in the wake of
u1t DIT of news giving, to give add
~ interest," and increase society af-
4''rS until the actual season opens
up some engagements are sure to
create surprise in the telling, so II
.s said, but weddings are always in
seIeSting affairs. especially IL the
o'ide is pretty and young. and the
EIoom a popular man. for all these
; sle requisites that are sure to have
mar human following that is fasci-
mating at any time.
nature Is singing a hymn to Ceres
uH'He days. The fields of corn are
Ilpenlng and pumpkins are begin
h.hg TO glow on the vine that give
promise of pumpkin pies. on thin
h'Ag vine, great clusters swing OF
.1Selous grape in colors we love.
ana the meadows are crying for
s.ythe and fork. The great orchards
sre becoming burdened with their
harvest OF apples whose cheeks have
uready the CLINT of the western sun,
, ana peach and plum are in advance
~ lheir debut AT market stall. All
tn'hss on earth are near fruition
ana with Ceres. we liken these ro-
tmldhees OF the spring that are find
"s !rultion in the fall
=, 10 those who have sadnesses In
us Tau. 1t behoaves them to lift