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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Those new frocks for autumn pos
sessing that untrimmed look" fur
nish most desirable background
for the harmonious accessories that
never fail TO thrill the feminine fancy
that may be found at Miss Jack
sons Exclusive Shop, Sinclair build
ing. especially noticed some very
unusual values in imported tortoise
shell ana carved ivory envelope
purses!
I'm sure the young college girl
could desire nothing more appealing
In Its Ioyclincss for II thcatcr frOCk
than one mndc of white Crcpo Chif-
fOn cut with circular skirt and
covered all over with tiny iridcSCCnt
green beads, particularly IL her hair
IL bound with glittcring green ban
dcnu III further enhance the beauty
OF the gown,
Whatever New York has in frocks
that are style significant is indie
0tive Of the collection to be found
at Miss Lehigh's Smart Vogue shop.
523 South Main. street dresses, ap-
pcaling in their smart simplicity, and
soft crepes in long, graceful draped
effects for afternoon and dinner
wear Will evoke your instant admira-
tion! Equally alluring is their dis
tnctive display OF hats!
At Iclong's Fali opening, shaycn
lynx appears In the form of a rose
taupc jackct--a Jaunty unbcltcd.
slightly flnring shape with u puffcd
coiiar--that was worn over u black
dress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Your enthusiasm viii recognize no
limitations when you behold the gor-
geuus array of tho soRsons choicest
apparel at the Demurost soc south
Mliu' There are coats Of wonderful
richncs. that show generous use
or fur; dresscs--long ana drapy--
in dark deep shades revealing that
slordcrncss ~ the prevailing sllhou-
cite. some with Frightening touches
Of foreign ombrOidcrics; aud suits
that bcm the unmistakablo mark ot
Paris dcsiEners-Ono charming
model In particular. ! noticed was
tho product OF Jenny's ingenuity
Foremost Ia all leading collections
is the pleasing mclnngc Of modern
fabrics and reproductions Of ancient
wcaVcs expressed In exotic oriental
designs and cnIurs. since there II
no change In line, novelties In lis.
sues must be produced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Distinctive 20 n degree never be
fore attained in millinery ia Mif1
Lalr'H Incompatible autumn COlloc-
tion at the Demorest.
A fashion recalling the Dircctoirc
period Il evidenced In the straight
sCnnt skirt that hns nn opening
knee high nt the left side, which
reveals the left leg In walking.
That autumn has trlumphed more
brilliantly than ever before I'm her
hat creations was my impressions
when I saw at Wrlshts Millinery
tlG South Main, their latest love
licst editions In vclvet- black, In par
ticular--Hnd duvctyn. many OF which
were smnrtiy trimmed in huudmude
flowers and metallic ornaments.
Sensational IN their appeal are the
tailored and sports costumes COM
posed entirely Of leather, dyed any
color ana dressed into the supple,
ness nE cloth. BLACK leather makes
"a costume consisting of n straight
close skirt, Tapped at one side. and
IA short loose hip-bahdcd coat
both trimmed with Circ braid.
a mere mention OF "Candylnnd, t."
40 South Main, suggests crisp
salads, sandwiches 80 delicious that
one never orders them slnElY frozen
daintics and candles whose fresh
ness ana quality Of taste are gaining
for them an cvcr-incrcaslnR popular
ity Then. too. Candyland'H central
location IL ideal for tho shopper,
business girl, and matinee lady.
Long out Of favor, marnbOu reap
pears in long scarves, neck pieces,
and trimmings. Its revival. Hs II l.
Is due largely 10 the wear.
ing of u long black crepe cape lined
with marabOu by II famous Partisan
beauty ON race cOur q. The popular
fancy was impressed tO the point Of
imitation.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

The absence OF trimming on so
many of the new dresses IN because
the vclycts, brocadcs, broadclOth
and velvet woolcns are so beautiful
that any further offer of decoration
would he an insult.
Untold possibilities for enrlchlng
the DECORATIVE appointments OF the
homo Turk In exquisite china and
glass wurol OF such a nature are
tho daintily-p patterned glass water
sets and domestic Rold-bandcd and
plain white china dinner scts-at
prices delightfully."- pleasing NJ.
c. Hale Hardware company Is show
ing, And by the way, for those week
end trips during the crisp, fal! air,
you'll find their thermos jugs and
bottles viii add to your enjoyment
\ Dcauvlllc fashion note says, at
Is noticeable this year that wOmcn's
bathing costumes arc more complete
the use Of long silk stockings and
satin bathing sandals are the order
of the dny.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Stationery eos south Main.
From iiar iiuriur comes tine iniur-
nation that ut the luncheon tea and
bridge parties, many IaCc frocks are
present, some In natural color over
slips of vivid shades OF Jade, blue,
or yellow.
That Fashion has layished iust as
much time and thought upon the
costumlng OF the younger genera
ton IN evidenced In the lovely coat
and hat sets, also the silk ana cloth
dresses for fall on display at the
Mary Jane Children's shop, East
Sixth. An oh, yes. mothers. you
must see their middies and MILDLY
dresses 90 wonderfully practical for
school wear and very specially
priced.
Many variations has the suit Of
the coming season, but those that are
received with the greatest pnthusi-
asm have the lap skirt, drapcd on
one hip, with n long-wnistcd blouse
top OF gorgeous material and short
sleeves. Over this is worn the semi
blouse coat os material matching the
skirt. The sleeve l. usually trimmed
with embroidery and fur.
A pearl Of great price is that thing
portray in Photographic work ana vet
~ most successfully done by the
Yetter studio, 22l Haver building.
Tho blouscs for the approaching
scnson are emphasizing the use or
decorative ornaments, self fabric
trinRcs or rosettcs. bead CnbOChons
and drops-usualiy in balanced
form, one on each side of the whist
> Having had the
i. !: . |. |. !. \. /. /.
-AM privilege Of the best
N .,& hl private instruction
54-;@- 1a=@ 80 available IN INecto-
W WE Rapid under Duker,
~ ~ Am the London repre-
lHLJd AJI sentative, and An
TIAN kktx4 drcws the New York
k>%pNI\SE specialist, Elizabeth
S%L" WI McClntock Of the
- - Marinello Approved
M. 49,, Beauty Parlor IL
west tlith' Is fully equipped with
uetaiied knowledge OF the work as
mas been proven by her successes.
Slightly blouscd nt "A low waist.
line Is "A characteristic OF so many
daytime coats that fnstcn with an
ornament at one side.
so eAqulsitely appropriate for the
wee owner was the dalntily hem.
stitched baby's outfit ] saw the other
day 'Tis well to remember the
White Sowing Machine company. 2I9|
East Third, does hemstltchlng al
eight cents per yard
Even grandmother would nod In
approval If she bchcld the dance
hocks for the young girl that have
cihiton skirts reaching almost 20
The floor ana simple bodiccs whose
only trimming Is bead ornaments.
A splendid start for fau activities
Is 70 have permanent wave done
blythe use OF oil and oil pads at tho
New York Hair Shop and Beauty
ParlOr.
Children at fashionable resorts nrc
dressed In either CrctOnnc on wolfe
dresses In high shades, with mush.
room. natural ColOrcd straw hnts
All tho children In each family arc
apt 10 he dressed IN the same COlors
ana materials.
A notable smartnCss IL apparent
IN all dresses, suits, and wraps made
at Mrs. c, j. Hilrs Dressmaking
Parlor, 924 South Detroit. Cedar
3694.
'ivst gorgeous were sUDic Uf tine
coat Innings I saw rccentIy--brOcad.
cd crcpcs and satlns In large and
cOiorful designs!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Carter, " NJ. Carter and Jack Carter
have returned from q two weeks stay In
Noel. Mo, whore they spent the time
Mise Troy Baxter and Mis-. Mary wal
inEton have gone to sulphur Springs,
whore they will be the guests Of Dr. ana
Mrs. H. l., Watson who are spending the
Fred M. carter and son Tom nave gone
ioin Mrs. Carter and daughter Letlti
who have been spending the past two
Miss Beriba Yates. OF ST. Lous, Mo d.
and Misc Pauline Garner were honor
sgests at a er,dgs party given TUESDAY
Mrs. Emmett Kylc won high .core.
The north end group Of the Okmuigso
Mothers club met Ihursday,. evening az
/ Mrs. l. A Dale gave an interesting pa.
/ per on "Childhood and Character"
Mrs. i. : Badger was The charming
day morning Mrs WIN G. Nee won high
.rvr- and Mrs r. r. h-i-y t-r-,-d th-
consolation sift. Luncheon was served
Mr. ana Mrs II. II. Bruner and daugh-
ter. Jean, have returned from three
month stay IN columbia Mo, where
Missouri and Mrs Hruner and daughter
visited Mrs Bruners parents.
the birth OF a son. at Chicago, August 3.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. A. Price have r..
turned from two months vseation
coast and YeloWstono National park.
Miss GLADYS Malioy, Miss Arsh Hodge,
Mlss veronica bradley, Albert stetee
To-day stay at Hiverside Inn, Elk
Syringe Mo, where they were the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Preston. who have
n cottage there for the summer
Mrs. c NJ. Coburn and Mrs II. J
Andrews entertained the Thursday Morn
Of Mrs. Andrews Mrs T. p Paxton,
MrH. J. +. Santee, Mrs o. A, Bingham,
Mrs. r. A. Erwin. Mrs. A. v Graham
and Mrs Charles French were additional
Mrs. r.. p Nelson entertained with
children'S party saturday afternoon for
Helens l2th birthday Guests were Lois
Duan, GCncvicye Compton, Tomnsine HOr-
Jenna Herring Ceoile Glider and Ruth
Announcements have been received In
the city Of the marriage Of Miss Helen
Heffner and George william Johns, which
was solemnizod at Howard, Kan, July
%. Mrs. Johns resided In okmulsee Tor
cal circles. being the potsessor Of q lovely
contraltn voice, Mr.. and Mrs. Johns will
be at home In pisar Denver; ,ss,s;,.o C9lo' w,,,
evening the occasion being the birthday
ot her husband Guests were Mr. and
NJ Pierce, Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Rcard
son. Mr. and Mrs Herbert Nicholas bert
Pierce. Mr. and Mrs. Fowler Cokcr, Mis-
Nellie Asher, Miss Geneya Jordan Mys
Libby owen. Dewey Mace and Arthur
nm.
Mrs j. A. Mossiy entertained with
lawn party Friday evening compliment
ing her house guest, Miss Ve-tal Johns
Of Paris. Ark. After picnic supper the
party enjoyed swim at Checotah
plunge. In the party were Miss Eva
Faye and Miss Etoii Otter Of Fort Smith
Ark, Miss Lee, Mr.. and Mrs W. "
Mosley. Miss Martha Nell Mosley. Mr.
and Mrs. J. w, Mosley Horace and Aus
tin Mosleys Jose Mosely of Parts. Ark,
and Lucien aud James MOsley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Dr. r. II. Sparks left Tuesday night for
Denver where he will spend month 3
vacation.
v. n. Souligney and family returned
Monday from Colorado where they have
been for the past six weeks.
l.. A. Marris and family returned Mon
day from visit with relatives In Wichita
and other Kansas towns.
Mr., and Mrs, a. l.. Butler announce
the birth OF an sh pound son, born
Wednesday morning,
Mrs. George Shallonberger and Mrs, Al.
len Riley are in Tulsa. the guests OF MIR.
and MrH, +, r.. ShallenhcrEer.
Mrs. y. A. White left the first Of last
week for n visit Of several weeks duration
with friends IN Lebanon, Mo.
Mrs. George Hauschlidt nccOmpnn MED
her son oswald to Tulsa last week where
he Is undergoing treatment for his eyes.
Mrs. Rebccca Hsrrin. 4?s South Oak
street, has had as her guest for the past
few days. Miss Neva witt OF Kansas CITY,
Mo.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Nash. 3i7 South
Third street, are enjoying visit from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

sert loft early tu the week Tor several
weeks trip through Colorado AMI other
western states.
hrs lillian McFce si1 North Elm
street. left Last week for Los Angeles
whore she expects Co take up hCr per
muueut residence
j NJ nccsIcy ana family had a. their
week end guests over last weekend "
w. nccsey and family and Mrs. NJ. H.
Hervlry nf ruIs4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

3Ol south Main. of polret twill, creme,
and satin dresses that emphasize
especially her youthful personality;
ranging IN price from $25 10 sS5.
The newest venture with metallic
laCcs has taken them into the tailor
ed street frock. While either use dOcs
not destroy the to-bc-dcsirpd plain
eTrcCt, rncy DO ndi u certain
amount of novelty that makes
the frock possible for dress wear In
an emergenGZ-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Akron. ohio who have been the Eussts
OF Mr. C. O. Martin 2i2 North Ninth
street Tor the past month returned homo
last week.
Miss Frances W'''"ug who made many
friends among the members Of tho young.
er society sct during hor visit here aa
lho gueat OF &fs william Boisef of North
Ninth street lrt Tor H,r homo Dob Oiar-
ruW, X, last Wsduasday uIghf.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, AUGUST q, 1922

their daughter Mrs. Frank Fulmor cf
Yale, okla.
W. J.. Iieberling and family returned to
their home In Pittsburgh, Pa. last week
after visiting with r. A. H,bcrling for
several days
J, A. McNecse ana family have been on
ioyiuE a visit from the Misses florette,
Martha and Milllcent MeNesse Of OKLA
Mrs Alfred peNoya and Miss sue les
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

'h'cago. has been renewing Old acqualn-
lhul"s here dufiur .uH PAST wcrk
Miss Geraldine Baker aud Miss GIadvs
llnu were guests Of house PARTY in
Enid over H.. Nruk .rud given by Miss
4oty tfVhr.F OF that vlty.
Ms SNOW HfUvulco nnd Two children
% Junction tIN kpu. afe the guttta ~
Mrs. lirowu'ee.s patruta Mr.. and Mrs
y \ French Jos Nu.tn SECOND street
MI.- - u I-LL md LLILLn MAMNMLnr II
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Mr. and Mrs Melvin terhsrs ~ st7
South Third street are tho proud parents
OF ~ pound boy whom they have
named Melvin. 1r
Mts " E Scott and daughter Mise
Esther LETT last week Tor Olathe and Kan.
sas city Mo, where they viii spend some
time visiting relatives
Ernest H. vaughn former high school
pupi ut ihia city who now resides iu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

\ choice bit of news has come to me--Camus
Young, recently returned from New York with a
wealth OF wonderful idens for her fall Hnd winter
designing Il featuring in her exclusive shop Just
opened at East sixth, the lovely blue Bird" hats
along with other individual and decidedly fetching
models. Then TO meet the demands of the fastidous
woman for hats for every hour, her special order
department is splcnddly equipped.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

hulle 32b Robinson building, Ho
operates in connection tho largest
plant for pleatinR. hemstltching,
button covering and other SINH
lar needs. You will take no risk in
trusting your work TO lie Fina.
A red satin gown IN the 1880 mode
worn ON the first evening of tho
Fashion Show at the Armory had Its
off-thc- shoulder ncCkiinc finished
With "a bias band on which were em-
broidcred In bright coiors clusters
Of old fashioned flowers.
Weekend guests? Then give them
the pleasure OF eating an horest-to-
goodness chicken dinner" at the
Tea Cup Inn, III west Fourth.
An interesting costume consists OF
II black cape with irregular hem oil
friDgcd In crmlnc tails. the ermiDe
collar also was edged In the tails.
An all-whitc hat with fringe across
the back achieved the finishing
touch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Teachers who are receiving first
impressions OF Tulsa as well as those
OF former residence. a hearty well
come awaits you at the First Ma
tlonal hank, Fourth and Main. Your
checking which, I'm sure
you will agree Is the safest and most
buslness-like method of handling
your money--will entitle you to the
most careful consideration. Then.
too, they are able to render you n
very dependable service through
their savings plan, which includes
the payment OF 4 per cent interest,
compounded semi-annually.
skirts are at last definitely long.
During the day. In tailored effects,
they are about eight inches from tho
ground while at night they flow in
waves OF frothy lace TO the ankle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

colonel Williams returned home the lat
TOR part of the week from Memphis Tenn.
whore he aided IN the constipation OF
several mills along the Mississippi river.
Mrs X. y. warren snd children motofed
20 sand Springs sunday to spend the
> Jay WITH the formers tather. returning
2 that afternoon accompanied by Nr. and
Mrs. &. W. Dean OF Waldo. Ark, and Miss
Mary Merryman of Magnolia, Ark who
fesumiug thcit hJmoward Journey Mon.
day incoming.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Quite noticeable
nrc the scurching rf-
fccts OF the SUMS
rays on your garden
flowers, 80 aren't
you fortunate TO
have access to a
flower shop Ike
CIark's, 31l Ea 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

As August slips along
our friends, one by one,
coated with sunburn, re-
turn to the city ] think
IL must have been for
them that Miss Weaver
Of the Rose Mariuello
Beauty Shop, 22 West
Fifth has brought from
the MarlnellO School In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Haven't YOU seen thom
those crepe fabrics for
fuli nj the Plant Abrams
SIX company 409 South
Main, possessing q beauty
that viii Insure instant ac-
.cptauao by am lovers Of
l1Olirh materials Isolde,
i5OmhuN Salpalku, Grnnu-
ia, Renee, and Matclasse
arc among those fasCinat-
.uEiy new
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Chlcag0 nor Now 3lcach FHuiul--
which employees a paste that you may
use effectively IN the privacy OF your
nome"-Arm ana HanI Massage ana
Coarse Pore Treatment. Call Cedar
2l73 ana she will be glad to explain
them TO YOU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Tho science OF cos
tuning Milady fash
ionably for fan and
winter, as wen as the
art OF remodeling that
VIII make your gar
ment up-to-date, is
with De Vina, Ladies'
Tailor and Furrier,
who has had 80 years
OF prOfesslonl expert
enC0 and has for the
past II years conduct
ed his business at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

The girl going
way % college
cannot bc too dis
eliminating iu the
selection OF her
frocks. Perfect IN
styling and charm
is the cumprehen
,lve display az
RAGS style shop.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Thirteenth, that win supply you with
the choicest blossoms for your daily
house bouquet. This versatile shop
Sn execute largo-scalc decorations
even deliver an order in London,
England, for you. Wonderful ia
say.
Mino-H sapphire, and rose are
all shades used for evening, signal
of the definite departure OF black
uS u vogue and bearing out the
noted this spring at fash
Ionablc gatherings.
As autumn approaches. the house
wife husics herself with the changes
necessary 10 make her home a more
desirable winter habitatiun what
could radlatc moro comfort and
to her living room, sun
parlor, or bed room, than the at
traCtivc fiber furniture suites in
silver ana blue. antique, copper.
gray or ivory finishes upholstered
I'm gay tapestries with matching
lamps ana tables amazingly rec
duucod--ut the North side Furpi-
ture company loG North Main
At recent style show. Miss Mar
garCt Wilson, the former president '-
hcrsClf riNalcd the cNuul-
site beauty Of the mannCquins' COS.
tune In gown Of light blue chiffon
velvet embroidered iu cry ystAls about
a modest dCCullctagc and nrmhOlCs.
\ crystal girdlc held the drapcd
skirt i'm place and flowing sleeves
Of sclf-COlor chiffon fell loosely nt
the sides. \ hraddrcss Of small silver
leaves and earrings OF grapes com
pIotcd the costume.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

I've "a word of comfort
FOR the "bobbel head" and
those whom Nature ala
not ,ndoW With O luXurl-
ant growth OF hair, 20
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

The quintes-
scnce Of exClu
slVc good taste
flndS express o.
sion IN the
leather novelty
programs, for
fra { g r N ty
Il q n G @ g, at
L / q | Il 4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

ter hnd leave her or
Ger for fan shades, drnpes. and cur.
ta.ua Usage $3.50.
NJ popular French resort was
seen IN Original use OF three hnnd-
kCrChiCf----of the same color bat Of
different iHCs--iOr spOrt-wCur; one
was used like "A shawl, tied loosely
round the neck or resting lightly
on the shoulders. one took the form
~ u belt, and the smallest one
pccp"d uut of thr pocket
There's nothing moro satisfactory
than 10 hay" q special order hat 20
harmonic with every suit costume,
or wrap A complete Workroom rs
found nt Mllpdys Hat Shoppe, Sec
ond ana Cheyenne.
Inscinntingly smart Il the evening
wrap OF black Chantilly lace with II
drapc extending over the head COM
ing to "A point AZ the forehead.
You see them each week in the
society columus--tho "rcul selves"
OF your friends artistically expressed
in photographs taken at the RivHn
studio.
There is, I'm told distinct sug-
gc~tinn OF the TERED treatment In
the new drnpcs NJ shown by the
French couture for Fall, the upward
iniiucncc coming from the Egyptian
mode while the light hip tendency
finds It's origin In earliest period
costumes Of Persia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Naturally. you've
been wondering why
everyone Is raVing
over the New Meth
cd Facials given by
tho Delocta Beauty
Salon-wcll IT, due
TO the combination OF
Miss Sible's clever
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

what an excellent opportunity &
afforded feminine Tulsa TO study the
very latest Walk-Oyer styles In
footwear which includes eniiclng
yagarles not equallcd in previous
s--charmlngly ana appropri-
ately displayed on living models par
ticipatinE IN Ifails Styls show. 4lg
South Main, during th%cominR week
at 10 n. m, and p, m, daily! Re-
member 0very shoe model worn IL
q Walk-Oycr product!
n YOU like checks, perhaps the
youthful Fall model I've Just seen
would appeal tO you. IL II made Of
blue and tan checked velour; On the
outsidcs of the sleeves are ObiOng
mcdalli0ns of solid navy blue cross
stitch. just below the pockets In
the skirt are similar smaller motifs.
Finished with rolling collar faced
In navy blue iaillc, the dress is worn
with braided tan leather belt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

The need of a fro3h-
cuing touch in the
decorations Of her
home Is kecnly felt at
this time By every
houHekccpCr / would
suggest that she call
Hurts Drnpcry Shop
over the Palace thea
ter aud leave her or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Having had the
privilege Of the best
private instruction
available IN INecto-
Rapid undor Duker,
the London rcpre-
sentative, and An
drcws the New York
specialist, Elizabeth
McClintOck Of the
Marinello Approved
Beauty parlor. l2
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