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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Candlesticks and candalebras with
beautiful candies certainly do COM
plete the charm of Thanksgiving fes-
tivities and especially attract are
those of wrought iron, Italian ware
and crystal shown at Miss Jackson's e
Exclusive Shop. in the Sinclair
building. To complete the beauty OF
these they have just received nice
variety Of fancy colored candles. /
wonder If you know that this shop
includes showing of exquisite
Italian table linen, In handcut pat
terms, tablecloths and napkins,
luncheon sets and few separate
pieces.
There is one particular fact noted
among tho wcll-dresscd women about
New York, and that is that the
younger the girl, the longer the skirt,
The feminine shopper will be de-
lighted with the imaginative origi-
nality and manifest inspirations
which make the creations shown at
Miss 1.ehigh's Smart Vogue shop at
Sixth and Main. Especially of inter-
est at this time is the continuous
arrival of models suitable for after
noon and evening wear and the mid
season satin hats that combine
flowers and fur so attractlvely. If
you have lived in Tulsa even q. short
time, | know you are n frequent
visitor of this shop-it you are a
newcomer, or live out of town,
Vogue" should be added to your
shopping liet today.
Ask your friends II they have re-
newcd their membership In the Red
Grass.
This is really your last chance to
buy that beautiful Christmas gift
at a bargain, for when you can select
piece of jewelry or silverware from
such a magnificent showing as you
will find at Hellbron's, Second and
Main, backed by the guarantee of
this old, reliable jewelry house, then
my reader you have secured a real
bona fide bargain.
The "Lcnglcn" band, seen most
often in metal, is also worn I'm malinc
matching the hair.
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graved. You'll find them in pleas
ing variety at Christmas card head
quarters" Fields Stationery Co, sos
South Main.
Earrings and strings of scmi-perci-
Gus stones arc legion at lunch hour
IN restaurants where smart New
york congregates. OF late, corncJian
seems TO be n general fayoritc, and
both amber and tortoise shell are
frequently seen.
For supervised play, social dane
ms corrective gymnastics and tutor
ing, visit the Gayle Shepherd Studio.
formerly Of 81 West Seventy first
street, New York, now Pan-Amerl-
can building, Fifth and Boulder.
Phone Cedar 2504.
stones and beads OF all kinds are
used 10 brighten up hats for dressy
wear this winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

There Is crisp tingle In the air,
heralding the arrival OF the glorious
winter season and Madame and
Mademoiselle should complete their
winter wardrobe at once, by select
ing their luxurious furs, coats, capes,
wraps and separate pieces from that
wonderful collection Of furs shown
by Mr.. Oberlander at The Demorest,
SOC South Main. Listenl Very spe-
cial prices are being offered at this
time so be sure to select yours this
week.
Every woman who visits The
Demorest. 506 South Main, and is
shown that exquisite collection OF
winter coats wraps, capes and
dresses, will agree with me when ]
say that they have that indefinable
air that bespeaks Parie, New York,
and all that is fashionable; and as
they step forth to meet the first chill
winds, they will accent the charm
and personality OF the wearer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Mrs. V. V. Klngsbury was leader Of the
program OF the 2. r. O. chapter when
It met at the home Of Mrs. Elmer Baiy
Saturday afternoon. Following the meet
ing Mrs Bany served a hot lunch.
Miss Ruth Hunt entertained q number
Of her friends Saturday evening at her
home The time was spent In games and
dancing and at the close OF the evening
retreshments were served TO the 2e guests
Mrs ", d. Hudson had as guests
Tuesday and wednesday Mrs, c. NJ Noble
Of sapulpa and Miss Mary RanEland Of
McAiestef.
Miss Esther Frere entertained the T. c.
o. club with a line party at the Morgan
theater Thursday night
Mrs J. O. Carmichael was hostess TO
the L. l.. club Wednesday, afternoon at
her home having as guest other than the
club members Mrs W H. Hudson and
Mrs, stslings OF Woodward. During the
afternoon Mrs l.. E. Dicus, Mrs. Il. y.
MunnhU Mrs H. r, Lane and Mrs. r. u.
Sader were Initiated into the club.
Mr.. and Mrs G W Burnett, Mr. ana
Mrs. J. H. Nauhan and Mr. and Mira ] II
Vaughn and Mr. ana Mrs. Jack Fretwell
were among the party who left sunday On
trim through parts ~ Texas and Mexico.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

All the requirements OF wisdom,
all the desire ments OF youth in the
way of clever gifts are now on dis
play at the McGee Shops, 20 West
Third and AIS South Main. Remem-
Der that the choicest things go first.
We may be busy with holiday
plans. but surely we'll not overlook
renewing our membership in the
Red Cross.
Something dlstinctively new and
brocade-covered vanity articles now
on display in one of our exclusive
shops.
For the most discriminating wom-
an, Dame Fashion has created a spe-
cial costume for each and every oc-
casion and these orginations OF
frocks, suits, wraps and hats In all
their bewitching loveliness await you
at Herold's, AIS South Main, The
shop of distinctive apparel--mode-
rately priced.
The vogue Of the nnline drnped
turban is here! Many are made up
with drapcd crown sides and per
fcctly plain tips that show the hair
and give the effect of a handband.
Mary Pickford wns recently seen
wearing nm evening coat made of
bands of crmine, showing narrow
black line between with a fringe of
monkey fur around the drapcd
collar.
Several coat dresses of poirct
twill show touches of brilliancy I'm
gay Innings revealed where the dress
wraps around, in the sleeves and
collars.
Cnmcl's hair sports coats, some
with fur trim, are important in fall
and winter sports wear. handmade
sweaters i'm novel style are also un-
usually good.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

'rhe rich brown turkey, the cue
ccss of the salad, the perfect pump
Kim ple, cannot add more to the
happiness of Thanksgiving day than
good music appropriate for the oc-
casIon. Drop into the Exclusive
Patho shop. 6l3 South Main. this
week They have some brand new
dance records and they're great and
you can play them on your phono-
graph, vhdtevor make 1t may be,
one of the most interesting frocks
seen mtciy boastcd n wide bouffant
skirt made entirely OF tiny petai-likc
inNcrs Of chiffon. finely plcatcd. The
bodice was Of silver aud the petals
were of every conceivable shade, IN
cuding duh rose, pale amber and
orchid
Just as Paris models her gown, So,
too. docs she fashion her hats--wlth
the result that never before were
hat and froclS so thoroughly in ac-
cord. Youll find just the hat and
frock you need In the comprehensive
group Camillus johnson will show
you in her shop at 7 East Sixth,
saw an unusual morning cos
tune of black crepe de chine. the
skirt u series of narrow tlounccs
showing considerable hand hem
Stitching while the bodice was
biousCd nnd plain, finished with n
deep crushed Eirdlc about the hips.
Tho turbnp worn with this WIS
drnpcd with long flowing sash n,
one side.
A friend writes me that she saw
Bcbc Daniels dining In nm opnlcs-
cent crystal robe over flesh color.
She also mentioned thnt this gown
had no sleeves and n rounded neck
Ilnc--nnd that full coat OF mink
cnvciopcd her Rs she entered her
coach nftcr the pnrty.
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tending school IT, Edmond has come to be
with her aunt Mrs Z Odcll
Airs WNl Martin and four children have
returned from a two weeks Welt iu furi
Smith. Ark
John huffman OF Yodcr. wyo. IL via
iting his mother Mrs. Jane Huffman. and
sister. Mra " Buugn.
i ". Augustine has gone TO CnshiuE
TO make his home with his EtauIlauEh.
ter Mrs Arthur Miller and MIR MllCr
Gpdys AMI Roy Holder were over Sun
dav guests of their brothers Bern and
Ed and their families 10 Cushing
NJ ana Mrs. Arthur Miller moved q"
CuthInE Wednesday M MlUcr who u
"a mechanic. ls employed there.
Nt and Mrs. Nhultz and son and 11utn
ter ~ Pnnra tliy ana Mr ami Nra
shultv and daughter OF shawnee wor,
Saturday Eutsts ot Nh and Mt- vii
Martin
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lzdbet1 Ann Looks About Town and She Says

The social callender, footbnH 0Oif the Shrine
circus neUerBfhiRg inspires the feminine mind
Irifh q desire to took her best--m0rning, noon
and night. And in doing The shoPs-!ce found
for you many interesting bits Of netcs in fash
ions and bargains, not forgetting The ChitdreH's
happiness, household necessities and inruries.
Read take addresses and do not hesitate to
pIone or rrite me about your shopninD prob
lens.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

beautiful? They surely are, and n
luxury to any kitchen-and I'm go
ing to have one to cook my Thanks
giving dinner on" said a woman
nct at NJ c. Hale's Hardware, lO9
West First street yesterday. / was
looking for an ad--she was looking
for the best range in town, and We
both succeeded IN getting what we
wanted Readers. this Is a wonder
fuI store and parking space is al
ways available.
There are few bolcros To be
seen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

DO you remember those wonder
full Thanksgiving dinners you used
to have at mothers? Perhaps you
can't get home this year so we'd
suggest that you send her nice let
ter and box Of candy, You write
the letter--well mail the candy Su-
perior Tea Room, l2 West Sixth.
At certain club affair a bcauti-
full woman with gray hair wore u
turban of silver cloth and black vel
vet with cape costume OF gray
cashh; the skirt was striped hori-
zontnlIy in black and n border OF the
stripes was repeated on the cape.
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STROUD.

STROUD.
H. n. strons made a business trip to
Enid saturday.
Miss Opal Paddock and ", E. Harmon
both Of Avery, were united in marriage
at the Baptist church in stroud last
Wednesday afternoon. Rev c, l.. O'Bryau
oftciatcd.
Mr Jeck Eikenbure and Mr.. George
Smith, formerly OF Cleveland Onto, now
Of Tulsa were In stroud Sunday night on
their way 60 paden. They VIII be back
in stroud tn a few weeks
Mrs. NJ. O. Mills who has been visit
ing Tor several months In lie Mars, Iowa,
has returned to her home In South stroud.
Mrs. Hugh Corey is spending few days
with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Ward In
nristow.
Mr. II McWiliams Of Stroud, II iocat-
ing In Depew. where he II Installing a
meat market.
Mrs Herman Turnbull Ia confined to
her 'ed with a very severe stroke Of pa
TAlysls,
Pastor c. J. OBryan OF the baptist
church rendered his resignation a. pastor
sunday 20 take effect the first sunday In
t-vcomber. when he will move TO sherman,
Texas, whore ne viii do missionary work
in Grnuaw County association and also
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STATE SOCIETY

afternoon was spent playing rook and at
the close A salad course was served
Mrs J. II. Buttetly and daughter Vir-
ginia returned sunday from visit In FL
Reno and oklahoma City
Mrs j. w Dorsey returned Monday
from Dallas, Texas, where she met her
son. Nilhe, who attends the Texas A. q
NJ, college.
The Fidelis class Of the Baptist Sunday
school met with Miss Olga Wilcox Tues
gay evening at the home ot Mrs, Egan
Lowery
Misses Kate Nelms Anna Frances Falh
Tulsa
Miss Ruby Shsrum and Miss Henrietta
Robinson arrived Tuesday Tor a visit with
Mrs. ]. II. Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs b. F. slaEle left wedne.-
day for stuttgart Ark, where they viii
mako ihnlr Lnms
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themselves. The only news can tell
you about them Is, their fall and
winter models are more fascinating
than ever before and are now show
ing at Ala South Main.
Knitted and cashmere dresses are
much favored for sports wear by the
younger folk at Long Island. Match
ing hose and buck shoes are always
n feature of the outfit,
They so admirably supplement the
smartness of your costume! Yes, I'm
speaking of the hats found at the
Henley Hat shop, 623 South Boston.
Children's hats a speciality. Reduced
prices prevail this week.
Among the new arrivals at the
Tiny Tots shop. sos South Main, are
some very attractive nursery furni-
ture, including bassinets, wardrobes,
automobile baskets and many other
necessities to baby's comfort.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Milady Fashion, your entire shoe
wardrobe can be selected at Akln's
Bboterie, AIS South Main, IN the
Mayo building. OXfords OF real
comfort and stylish lines for morn
ing. sports models for golf and ten
ME, straps and colon.ais for after
noon, with brocadcs and satins for
evening wear, also riding boots for
the equestrian and National Park
boots for hunting and hiking, each
the las, word In correct models a.
surprisingly moderate prIcee.
4 studied care In the creation Of
It's collar and cuffs gives the simplest
froclt an air Of chic.
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become Advertising manager 9. the shor-
man PuhlishinR company. of the sherman
Daily aUd Weekly Democrat.
Mrs Leila VI. Grimm spent the week end
visiting Mr.. and Mrs ". 2. Miller In
Tulsa.
Misses Bobbs Neal and Mary Olive Mar
thall Of Chandler, visited friends IN stroud
Friday.
Mrs Lula n. Evans formerly ot stroud,
now OF santa Anna, CAL Is visiting friends
and relatives In stroud.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sellers OF De.
now visited the Muns family here sun
day.
Mr. ana Mrs George Clsrkson Visited
friends In HatnsdBll over Friday, return
ing home sunday evening 49,, a..
Local chapter 40. 7g, order ot the
Eastern star served supper to tho mem
hers Of the stroud Masons of lodge No
lAs Tuesday evening
Mr. j n. Charles fell down hight OF
stairs IN his home rucsday evening And
has been confined 90 his bed since then
Mr Jimmie Fisher and Mas llulda WI
Hama announced their marriage TINS week
which occurred quietly several weeks ago
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sired effect yet retain the comfort
demanded by modern femininity. In
this shop you'll also find wonderful
hosiery, handmade gift suggestions,
home dresses, etc, all very tempt
ingly priced.
The recent return from the Orient
by Secretary of the Navy Denby's
Party hcraIds the debut into Wash
ington society of "Mah-JonGg," the
IA scinnting Chinese game which Is
rapidly cclipsing auction bridge in
pOpnlaritY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Nouember, so far, has shOicn an inclina-
ton to be restiUeiy independent Of conUen-
tiOns and customary, trite ideals of Win
ter rreather. A uarnth of smiling, sunny
days-then quick, cloudy frOUn--d feu
rainy drops for tears-and then, all smiles
again and Ue sOmehOp lore this NOUember
all the better for her errdtic udys.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

A striking novelty Is an odd, OBJ
long chiffon handkerchief with col
lcgc coiors and letters done in hazy,
batill effects. These are displayed
like flag on tiny bamboo stick,
and are much In evidence at foot
ball games.
For impSted bulbs OF all kinds,
pans 10 grow them in and flower
Stevens Seed Co., First and Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

II takes an up-to-
the minute corsetiere,
like Vannie Reed, in
her shop at Wright's,
to select and tit the
corset, girdle and
bra ssiere that will
give to each type Of
girl or woman a de-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
THE BOYS SHOD
IN DAIBS STDBEA

Yes, indeed, the boys want 10 be
as smartly dressed as sister for
Thanksgiving festivities and IL that
new suit. overcoat, hat. sweater or
any part of his outfit came from The
Boys shop in Dads store-"Oh.
boy! won't It be fine" I can just
see the pride in his eyes, not only
because It came from dads store,
but because it Will be smart, no other
boy will outshine him. no stree. and
I'm sure all mothers who read this
VIII drop around there this week
and see for themselves what reg
ular place" this Is for outfitting the
boys
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

graceful drapInP, For me neWest OF
these favored materials visit Plants
Abrams SIX shop, 400 South Main.
Prices surprisingly moderate'
An Interesting type of evening
frOck seen lately In the smart New
Work restaurants and dancing clubs
was Of yariegated velvet, brocadcd
ON a metallic background.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

To enhance the beau
ty of your blouse or
frock, whether old or
new, beading In some
appropriate d sign
would be very smart,
For beads OF all kinds
and colors. visit the
indian Novelty Co,
The Shop OF Things
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Be sure TO call and
let Miss Sible roll off
the years by her won
derful facials, you will
be surprised at the
miraculous transfer
nation. Delecta Beau
ty Salon, over Wool
worth's. Cedar 2k3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

umbrellas designed tn hold three
or four clgarcts In Capacious handles
of amber pyralIn with tops which
screw on and canes with small iihsh-
lights arc some of the very smart
novelties being shown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

M.I8dy's new draped
gowns invite beautiful
fabr!csl No mode has
ever demanded more OF
It's fabric than the pres
eut one, when the sim
pllcity OF treatment and
line are lost, II the fabric
itself has not the supple
ness 10 lend Itself 10
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19
I,otpESyII.IE.

nra James Poole of Wcwota was =
Unld.uvlUa visitor Tuesday
Mfa Hob Williams spent the flrst part
- the week with frlunia IN oklahoma
CITY
MI4 Nandcu Lain returned Saturday
from frrtu'Gh's visit with her mother,
Nh I-M.LluI- In IlW LmaL.l-
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be opening
da
say Mr.
a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

You'll want to look
your prettiest for
Thanksgiving day and
" course, you want a
little special "dolling
up" Then make an ap-
pOiutmcnt with Eliza .
1eth NCClintock's Mari
rello Approved Beauty
Is l. go. 80 Mt IHfffta
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Different" sixth and Main.
Fur this day is a separate fashion
Of its own and whether the fabric he
wool. chiffon or velvet, there is sure
to ine a bit of fur about II somewhere
ON the sleeves, collar or cuffs.
De Vina & Gentle, Ladies' Tailor
and Fur shop for well-dressed
women, remodeling and repairing in
all It's branches, suite S25 Robinson
Bldg. Here You can also find over a
thousand pieces of fur for trim
ming on children's garments, espe-
cially al your own price.
Emerald and cool gray greens
were conspicuous shades In the audi"
ence at a recent musical program.
Take that old fur collar or muff
70 Milady's Hat Shop, Second and
Cheyenne, and let their fur expert
remodel il into a becoming choker.
You'll be surprised how reasonable
their prices are.
Metal trimmings on felts and all
hnts. as well as all metal hats are
considered smart this season,
For hemstitch!ng, both plain and
metallic, buttons covered, and all
kinds OF pleating. visit the Louvre
Shop, Il West Fifth,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

why have a problem
about hats2 It's really
quite unnecessary. when
one can find such smart,
wearable hats at the
Louvre Millinery. II
West Flfth, at prices 90
reasonable one is always
tempted to get two In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

HemstItoh.ng, buttons covered by
tho Misses Poole, 1l5A South Main.
Cut "Peking Leu" combines in n
pendant wonderfully wen with rOc,
crystal, resulting in most nttrac-
tive costume accessory,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

most funClCd by NI5S TtWIITFITIO
and listen, youll be happy when you
learn how moderately they're priced,
Rae's shop should always be on your
shopping list
Amber velvet Is being seen win
more aud more emphasis ON the we'll
dressed woman In the evening
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

.rrUERE m no dog and that VIII prove
friendship youwu be included in that showing
~ poon rarrps from Kennels nj 1e Cde ltt
sbopUo 200 this week Drop In and make your
selorton for several beauties among them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Shop
the building Yesterday
thrilling charmful underthings
made trimmed with Irish
with
boudoir that be
fasidous And then hurried tell where to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

Enhance your
personal charm for
Thanksgiving day
by dropping out TO
hat y Xci1I Iv e.
Primrose Beauty
shop. 222 East Eff
,eeuth where rest
rul quiet is q part
of the service rem
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

you heard about The sad case Of Mrs ~ shG Went b
into South Boston, DAY hennllihg ue
unaiuaciye ana she a , ond M
ask what KIND OF pictures she lad anu 40
yo1 know dear she hndnr ono simply can't imagine
paintings W,EHoth were P"P
erly hung by the capable decorators at WetzelIs
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for your particular needs and don't
forget TO look at those beautiful
combs and selected pieces Of costume
jewelry IN her display window.
Long, gold earrings, triangular In
shape ana made Of hammered gold
were seen I'm IA restaurant this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

A few extra Curls. 4
bob, ear puffs, a hand
some comb such as you
find at the New York
Hair Shop and Beauty
Parlor, 3l9 y South
Main, upstairs, VIII add
to your personal appear
ance for Thanksgiving
festivities.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-19

20 T. Gail Usage 1910 for appoint
meut.
The "Impudcnt' veil II considered
very smart, and IL veil divided
into two or three sections of alter
mating plain nnd dotted portions.
In the case of "A triple design, the
dotted section goes around the hnt,
the plain mesh Is worn 20 the tip
OF the nose, and the second dotted
section goes over the lower part OF
the face.
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"Our Red Cross" is never
too busy to lend a helping
hand--so let us Join In
making "Our Red Cross"
the greatest of any land,
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dered. Fociols, shampoo7, Wanl'nfr5
and marcels receive personal atten-
tlon OF experts. Prices moderate.
"Mah-Joneg. "Chow" "Pung' are
familiar sounding terms AT society
gatherings.
\ very smart coat noted at the
Country club this wccl, was made OF
black flat crepe, quilted In vertical
lines about two inches in width. \
squirrel lining gave a soft appear
nnCp.
Distinction and quality viii al
ways marx your gift OF superior
Candy Right now for Thanksg.Ving
time they show a box OF perfect as
sortment for 81 and choice chocolate
covered nuts and fruits made In
their own shop. Don't forget these
are at the Superior Tea Room, II
West Sixth
For dancing parties the corsagc is
coming back this year stronger IMAM
ever. An unique basket erect that
can be suspended from the wrist
while dancing, To be pinned Oh later
r. the newest vogue.
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c h ri S tina s
greeting cards
designed TO at
raCt the most
esthetic taste
With bits OF
terse that ex-
Dress sincerest
greetings, cor
~ - 90