The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-15
Sians OF the Times

Society has been enjoying the
informals the past fortnight. The
habitues drank deep OF gay life dur
ing the hectic holidays and since
have either suffered With indiges-
ton or a tired spirit, feeling rather
inclined at all times TO indulge in
the smaller things. pale In compari-
son, or 70 stay at home. Pretty at
fairs for Mrs. Thomas j.. Moore,
Miss Constautin that was. until yes
terday Miss Cannon who becomes
a bride January II, have been given
by numerous friends since the an
nouncement Of their engagements.
Cut-of-town visitors have come In
Tor a full share of attention from
nospitable Tulsa and OF course the
dinner dance given Thursday night
the Country club by Mr.. and Mrs.
george S, Bole, proved n most en-
Easing affair for the 200 or more
present Rumor has Il that other
brilliant parties at the club will
marx January's calendar. There
VIII be an effort to do great
amount of entertaining between now
ana March l, (which is Ash Wednes-
Gay After that, and until April 10.
wh4ch is Easter, wilf be the quiet
season when everyone will have
more serious things on their minds,
Thrift Week which begins Janu-
Ary H. IS engaging the time of club
women throughout the country and
many programs have been handed
oooWn by the General Federation of
Munan's clubs to state organizT=
uons' and they, in turn, the districts
auu so on the message will run,
l. II. 1 III. \.
u every town and hamlet. This is
Hllshty sure way to climb the hill
AIter war problems have occupied
the time Of everyone since armistice
ana before. as for that matter. SO
Iar, the clubs have not announced
Nhat they viii do. but the advance
suafd seems to be the children In
,he pubic school who will start saw
thgs accounts in their own school
banking department. each school
shdeaHoring to be 100 per cent and
Is said the Y. NJ. c. A. mas offered
cooperate in other ways, ad-
"ohlshlns thrift.
After the froth OF the holiday
nialis, 1t seems really human
ullhs 70 20 in for the deeper and
Z more serious things I'm life and one
neals OF much to be doing in the
musical world. OF course Tulsa
aegelled and raved and genuinely
vnJoyed the lovely Pavlowa and her
Eelois dancers, DE Wolf Hopper
~ lhr dear OF opera "Erminie"
'el WITH favor and now, keeping
ep W IN the new idea for reyiVing
sne Ola In music, soon Tulsa will
shalh near the Merry Widow waltz
ula' GET the world dizzy,-igith Jeffer-
son ae Angels as the spice of the
t.nlhb There seems 10 be moth
Idohing, that Is IL DE Angels
n. az al like he use to be and the
,rIp-ne' was just all to be desired
Genuine wit and sparkling huinor;
nulnan In its trend and sufficient Ia
tSshe you remember him forever
mn ards One must not talk
tuoh OF this popular comedian, for
Sou saw him in the heydey of hi.
sa you are very near telling what
~ allon you belong TO, by indulg.
~, 'n intimate "reminiscences. The
/, nb,- sue or musical America, "Me-
,am'o' IN his editorial meandering.
Slks Of Rachmaninoff, the peerleg,
PIANIST who comes here 10 plaN
co"uiSaay evening, January 10, In
poSn'ehtlon HAN and brought by the
sse'l Boice Carson concert man.
hHSnl Mephisto places the cele,
cisssu pianist and composer in tn,
me- Milh Padorewksi, Josef Hoff.
49, bauer and Bloomfield -Ziesler
,o,,'n group is acknowledged as q
sb' or strength in real musician
h. Today John Mccormack is I,
prs ule treat January 80, cominf
h no lhe same auspices and thor,
fha need to dwell on the reception
no,l tllsh tenor viii receive. Trul,
H. bSu''r with the masses. as well al
cles stheticly critical in music cir,
dic, mere Is perfect safety TO pre-
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