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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

The Wetzell Galleries, sos South
Boston, are showing n quaint table
setting OF red glass center pieces
vases, comports. candlesticks and
glasses and service OF dessert plates
In black, red and green. lnterestingl
Hope you drop around there this
week: twill be n visit quite worth
while
For summer evening wear you
would be very smart To include in
your wardrobe IA black Spanish lace
shawl or, " you prefer, equally as
good would he one of white crepe In
Chinese fashion.
Mrs. Mann. who has Just returned
from the eastern market. IL showing
n charmingly complete line OF hgis
for spring ana early summer wear.
or special interest are the sports
models. which are intriguing, grace
full and becoming. A shop OF smart
chapeaux at moderate prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Miss AuEus,a l.uNls spent last week
oud with Oklahoma city friends
Mr. md Mrs. q, q. shelton announce
tho birth OF an eight pound son, sunday
q. %. johnson of the Farmers National
hank spout several days last week with
his son 10 Moorclnnd, .--,
R..H.... I.. afternoon hy Mrs. a, a..
Mitchell 7ls East cleveland.
.. H e.. .utHN nod ss her guesta
aud Mrp. IT, q. Jones ot Medford,
.... i b. I.UII..I NaH huHttta Go the
I#..us rHzUafF uI tho American Legion
.tsl Tuesday afternoon ot hot home 4lo
AZ. Hrarisy 'nicrtaiucd their hus-
hH.IH and gentlemen friends with SUR
prise party hold iu the Community room
,aat luur.dUy night
llguryytta. whore sbo went Co be with nor
..af.r. hIra james hrY, Who 10 Nulta
lll but reported Improving
Miss Ethol Nttetoe has been enjoy. ~
and Mrs. Mack stevenson ana little
daughter OF SiEgurucy, Iowa,
Announcement ls made % the mar
uU'mau wh,gh took place at NgwkirN
al $3.50 o'clock last "Wednesday afternoon
Trr ladies 90 tho baptist church hold
a tau ut tho home NJ MIS- r. w. Low
|arpo Inst Thwsday Hitcrunou. IN,
uHuao WISE Nrr} pryttuy decorated Witt
Mr and Mis-. ) ". Carrot OF wtchlt,
ping 90 spend the day with Mr., an,
Ma 81 Is Van Miukle. while Mr. Gar
Iot proceeded 10 oklahoma City,
Tho Alpha Delphian society met a
,leveIand street. Friday afternoon wit
Mrs W. "a. Daniels and Mra, NJ. X
Ven Minklo AZ assistant hoHtessea
!, W, CaHtwe!l, former PTssIdsnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Quite populDr with the "flappcr"
In the thrcc.piecc suit, consisting OF
short Jersey skirt with n short, braid
bound Cnpe and tailored blouse.
All that ls beautiful. all that ia
chic, I'm spring and early summer
frocks for street afternoon, sports
and evening wear will be found en-
bodied In one form or another In the
collection now showing at The De-
morest, sos South Main.
Tho Oriental Fino Arts Shop
at 1908 South Main
induces you with reduction rang
ing from 3Oce TO 40oa on their ox-
qulslto imported Japanese silk gar
ments, such as light evening wraps,
sweaters, klmonos and louuging
coats.
An enviable opportunity, / assure
you, for such quality garments are
not TO bc had elsewhere in Tulsa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

afternoon. with Mr. n. @. ws,,
MRS Lampkin as Joint hostesse, "a
a surprise birthday dinner W..
Sunday at the home Of Nr. 49, gysa
r. V. Oaylon in honor Of his bi,,, MA
sumptuous dinner was enioya5 .naly.
ss was also the vocal and instrurS,.s,.
music. 'hsnlsl
a as fashion chow with charming ,,.
on living models whose stems has lei
with the music Of the orohestra t.''..1llet
at local theater Friday rIF1t lai
program carried out. eha Z
After an Illness % several -.
Hiram Y. Darr aged a. dIsf soE
home ut Monarch, west or pt.
Wednesday morning, Of heat ~
70 Is survived by wife only n
body was prepared Tor burial bv ~
undertaking concern and funeral srt,,.tt
ments were held In allegiance ur.r 'ltt
tiyea could be heard from 'ea'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

"a, .,..,,. n,asrcs ~ eparka was
Miss Myrile Mhhhs.o. ~ sI 49,
~ Iweok guest et hlSH h"@' NV
Tiugton, ,, .
H. Ncer OF thls Ylaoo puIShasu
60-aore tract OF lhna iaSt "'eN !" WV
Midlothian valley .,,., a.,
Marvin brown lett NeuhSsusy W
Seattle, wash, where no WIN 20 VIM
plnycd as olNN enklhs.'i -. ,ha
Delhort MonaHeoo OF spA,hs wm WV wv
guest ut his aunt, Mre' eophlN heI'l"e'
ton, from FRIDAY tlli SUNDAY o.,
Thurman keolor ieit hu,NneY ~.
l'luuo, Texas. whore ne VIII he IN 'hs
employment ot ttuoNng Vohvr." ,,.
John Mrlcihinn or lrbpN hp'h, ""
r.gsb-cnd Waiting Nj, Hnu hIh, y, ~
Ma1bay at the sinclair siayon hSu" 4.
tttpuund burd"n % hsnseH nv
hero Tor an tNlthutu NWN WV, ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Methodist Episcopal church met with
Mrs. ". NJ winston. Thursday afternoon
and spent a season very profitably
s. =. shlpley q brakeman on the
Northeast okiahoma railroad, recently
suffered n Iaoeration on the ohin when
an air hose slipped. HIS injuries dld not
prove serious
H. stephens and George u. Warner
went 20 Oklahoma City during the past
week TO attend the aNnual oommunca-
tlon Of the grand lodge Of the a. i. q
A. NJ. ot than city.
An atteudsnce contest 20 last three
sunday school and the members have
been divided into three teams each
striving 20 excel
The Nome of Mrs j. Lsmpkln furnished
meeting place for the Sunshine circle
of tho Pichor Union church, Thursday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

expert iu her particular line. or
special interest is their perfect hair
tlnuug, successful eloctrolosis; and
the scientific chlropody available at
those parlors Is too well known to
need my praise
Many of the smartest capcs are
gathered into straight scarf which
ondu la fringe or gathers la long
SILK ornament OF some sort.
The charm OF youth Is best
brought out by q smartly becoming
hat ana at the Louvre Millinery
shop, ls West Fitth. mii0dy will see
many such models al very tempting
prices, Re sure 90 see these whca
hat shopping.
shades of our grundmuthcrs! Wax
flowcrsi hut they are beautiful,
waX hlilcs shown In black glass
pan with white edge. Their leaves
are cork, permitting them an cX.
remely natural appearance In water.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

r. oates. 30g South Seventh street at
which time Mrs. D.. NJ, Catron ana Mrs,
, I DonBhus we're lesson leaders. "Iha
Community ~ Play" was tho topic Of
tho afternoons lesson.
Mr. and Mrs. &. v. Ifsu. 400 North
THIRD street entertained with dinner
saturday niEht for two dozen Of their
friends yellow roses ana butterflies
we're combined effectively ~ decorations
Miss trrda Kenyon spent last week.
eur with friends In Tuisa.
Mr. and MrH. Jay u, Paris spent last
weeI. end lu Guthrie with the parents
lf Size. Paris Monday morning. Mrs
o. 60 UarIaway went down Hrd Joined
M|a pnrs lu y iUp tI Oklahoma tlty.
who're they spent The dHy selecting NOR
,NHrIIre Tor Tho Epesialty shop.
Mrs. i. o. Mcintyre. 42I North Elm
street entertained q few friends inform.
ally on Friday afternoon hon0rlnE hof
rueaiH Nrs o. J. Ehret ana dsughtel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

MlNho1tf -.,..
,u. .r,,,r.,. w olnbnms. was
r''ih.n l' 'I' '..' '.' .. ,,..
.'1 N'i ...IN .'. .
KHppt gaurut sorority.
s. h'"u..lH. '.t WIS +'' w
lfiirH 40 r.'''.. .I 90. i.l -
~ d. lusIsD lla capitol .rngg Thur
dHy HI,tu'Du Il",n 70 ,I.,ts" v,r,e
the hnmI'iH hNH '"'' '.
Miss LOIS smith ~ Iutl 'gsnt tn@
Weekend WIN hei na'e4sS ,g,,.,n "a
VI. ,nsn's ,5 ,bs rafiy sivon by
MIss Turlmn LrintH =" Hn9nph,. w ~
gafrW'ht ~ Mf' N'.' "'''' w
F'J,t.. ui.r.to rarI.#u. fourteenth
nNt tN'.. .N.' '..' a. t,.gtsy f,r
ON iu'..NH' '.'...-. 'I''t. fy.'U'ths
f.v tI.UIH ..H pm. ..'' h.t
veto uf'f 100 poo ItI" for ~
tNr rooms. '..'
Eu.f'H n ,..t... -a7 g,utb
Sire lfEH. 49, '|H' FWt ~. ~
IouttssrtH. vNH .'Hgd iom N,W l.i.'
February p. u. itt"tii,,sSr.an.,p hsa
l.g o., '.' ..l',. rIsbon according 60 a
cntlaeraIn, ''',.. '"''' A. grsbam'a
inl1w. Mr. brHhan. NIs.s @sipo
tour viii inggfe aS5 S5 o,hsr %'I interesting
plurtH. tIn VIII t'inih e'"' ''"' ." WV
early onmwet, oot.,,r ttts west on.
nuigee avenue. entertained her inrn11ss'
club Tuesday afternoon M'"rh ~ a.
con bridge. w WY t,i'' - .,a ygas
N0gor' made ino hlGn,al ,., s,' s,,b ~ Ma
Fl,uN Tire 'lhN lNN''. - tt.t,gt .gpro
W ". iHnhhrl Waao, Wv ,uD.iu,lt a. NOTED
AMONG iuo tu,.le ehu rs.Istrt by
plant. Mrr tulaG'f M"' ,.tt C,rpbbs
Mrs y u. tnmrn"U Mir. l".H i",y
uUl MtH trru Mnolo l"''' "'''
tab'ra in play tt p,,, T,,ss
Miss Ei iohuot 1.n 'ii,,i1ipr siipsr,isor
OF the oiY s'nu'It ea,,s,r Eovi lea
with u dinner ~ lh" 'vNn',a,y 'vNn nIabt.
rooms and H llue pallg W." Wsso
Miss Lyon ltil ihnInUNs ~ p5spk
whore she VIII ne ,al.l'II ,Go nnrty
HsrF2Sl s,a 2Sl.. 'sa,a May Clinton" Mls IleoIs..
Davis Miss Notuo Whe,loi s.,nte
NHfOrd Miss lnone lu,nsl' g.. NJ
Guudlu, Mra Nah"lH' "'A' "'"'
Tryar and Miss Lyon, tsns xyst oL.
Mrs e, q. hutgla,t ',h' Monday
mulUee avcuun. ehtei n1e sfter.
Afternoon HridRe club' M'nuag ~,
noon Lovely red sWoot p,hs ',u,'',A ~ w., a..
tables ana were placed hu"Nt " -.
The twoscourHc lun,hvnh Nu',m al, ~
served niao caftl'a o9t we no AZ htgh score
piato ana knife. Mrs. NJ. W. Auhlhs
fsceIvod tho consolation iaNoIt "a ,"np
cleaner, Tho cluh guests were nIh' ~ a.
goaton, MI. w y Mca'n',wls, ssr' hsS' Ms.
Cbsriea walror Mrs NJ. Is. Ihomps3n'
Mrs Al. T.. Adkins and Mfa e. g. NUT
uuist ,,.,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. w Holcninbe, i.s.
Ioeust entorta,1ed ,es "s,sG''is 'hsir husband. d
and o Tow friends Tuesday evening 20
rrlgbrate thoir twouty-nth weddins
nnniyersary Hosos aud sweat peas wetp
arranged about Tho rooms end ne' ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

The vogue for knitted outerwear,
which seems TO be unquestionably
established, does not seem TO include
bathing suits to- any extent.
The Sa-Voie Shop, 8 East Fifth. In
the Sinclair building, Is pleasing.
convenient and tasteful, and always
IS showing frocks, suits. wraps and
sports apparel that charm and de-
light discerning women. Pearl Sa-
vote and Hazel wilkins have associ-
ated with them Jean Fisher, who is
showing the most exquisite hats di-
rect from their originators. with
this trio of fashion caterers, distinct
and individual attention is assured
the patrons of this clever shop of
women's apparel and accessories.
Chinese oriental rugs are being
used extensively as wall hungings
and table covers, as well as over
diyans,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Mrs. Sarah George OF Kansas city
mas JUST returned from New York
Where she has been I'm the interest
or our La Blanche shop, now at I,es-
ters, STA South Main, but formerly
az D East SIKH street. Mrs. George
has been CHIEF designer aud origi-
nRtor for the la Blanche Chlldren's a
shop. Inc, for n number OF years
ana comes to Tulsa TO devote her on
tire time To this shop She is bring
Ing with her the very latest word in
troeks, coats, CApes. hats, cans and
sweaters, In fact, everything In chill
ufen.s wearing apparel. including a
wonderful limo of boys suits An
othor feature ot Importance IL that
Mrs George invites mothers TO drop
IN and talk over Children'H fashions.
ana when the desired model Is not In
stock SHE will make Il promptly and
reasonably. Drop into her new To-
cation ol4 South Main, this week
and get acquainted,
Every woman Rdores tho lovely,
sllken tancicS in MCCallum hosiery
thls season. and especially are they
fascinated when they drop into the
Walk-ONer Root shop, All south
Main, where every single pair seems
10 have an exquisite sheen all their
avn and a daintiuess that captivates
at a glance, An are moderately
priced. too, which Is quite an item
this season.
Very clever are the new pouch
bags, fcstOou of small beads. and
mounted on u string To match the
dress with which they are carried,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Main, ana let this clever cursoticre,
who has Just returned from taking
n special course IN correct Cnrseting
for this season, tell you what you
need. Miss Reed carries six COM
plete lines OF corsets 20 enable her 20
give each tho corset they should
wear FOR comfort and results,
kor dny time wear the smaller
hats seem 90 bo popular. hut they
are often brlmmcd and have drapcd
or inferred crowns of the fabric.
Usually, special prices are offered
only when garments are out OF sea-
son. Not 10 at the Mary James
Children's shop, 10 East FIRM,
where a nice assortment OF lace.
trimmed muslin underwear, I'm
broken lots, for children of all ages
is offered az very special prices this
coming week. | also noticed a NUM-
Qgr of smart Bingham and linen
Crosses among the specials,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

\ showing of sterling bllverwaro. 4
distlnctiycly different from all 9th. /.
ers. IN TO be seen at Miss Jackson's /
Exclusive shop In tho Sinclair build /
Ing this week. Aside from the usual
pieces found In most collections, /
noticed several extraordinary pieces.
exquisitoly useful. one of the at
tractlve features Of this silverwarc
" It's ndnptabllity to hnrmonlze with
other patterns without being con-
spicuoualy different. A display you
viii appreciate from many points OF
Wow.
They say. that Rt Palm Beach. the
women are wearing novelty girdles
and pendant earrings ana that some
of them nrc wearing the glrdics and
earrings to match.
Creators Every season sends out
fresh fashions and new modes to-
make fair women fairer, and this
spring and summer season viii he
no exception TO the rule, Judging
from the showing at Miss Lchigh's
smart Vogue Shop In the New
| Wright building. which haa Just ar
rived from the peraonal selection of
Miss Lehlgh, while In New York.
F'rocks of enchanting loveliness,
suits with individual lines. wraps OF
luxurious fabrics. hats to plense and
complete tho costume. with u display
of sports apparel charmingly differ
ont from other seasons. I'd say--a
collection you should see Mt your
earliest convenience.
IL certainly looks ~ though we
were Co SEQ more cotton frOcks this
summer than we have seen In many
seasons past.
Nearly every woman has jewelry
she does not wear simply because
| the mountinRs nre not modern, Hore
Is tho opportunity you've needed;
Heilbron's Leading Jewolry store at
Second and Main have secured n de-
aigner from one OF tho post 1owelry
houses IN the east. who viii design
and make something wonderfully
new out OF your old iewelry, Ht n
very reasonable cost. Drop into their
manufacturing department ana ask
for designs and prices.
1 made an artistic find last week I;
two carved wood frames, one In wal.
nut, the other In oak. The work OF
an artist who ~ following the foot
steps Of the old masters Rnd adding
craft to his art. The frames are
signed,
At luerolds, ~ West Third. one
soea distinctive hats for everyone,
from daughter To mother or srand-
muther--and Rs for occasions there
are models for town, country, sports
ana drcAay wear. Many Paris cha
peaux are included, .and-happy
thought--Rl. are exceptionally rea-
sonable In price.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
TULSA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1922

ela,sd n business wii5 the Kiowa Lum-
The many friends " Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Robinson, az North SiRth street.
we're pleased IN learn that an advan-
tage0us proposition had been made him
by the firm which he has been en-
pluyCd by here however they regret that
the change takes them 10 Tulsa 10 re-
side. Mr. Robinson has been ln charge
81 the on Wen supply branch house here
for sons time ana hos many friends both
In the business and social wOrld.
The members Of the Flve Hundred
club were drnrhtfuuy entertained on
saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. - "
Black at their home, 800 North Elm
served and the remainder ~ tho eve
ming spent playing five hundred Mrs
W =. Arncy and Mrs, W. o. UHnken-
dprf receiving first prizes while % Mrs.
" y. UlnLnrl.rI lnL d " NllL-- wont
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Stella of Oklahoma City Social con-
votsatlon and music followed W de.
ightui lunch served 20 pass the after
noon In very enjoyable manner.
Mrs J. W. wikor has been chosen as
delegate 60 attend tho state oonvon-
ton OF tho Daughters of tho American
revolution 90 bo held ~ Norman. March
D and TO- with Mrs .. v. Black and
ior also expects 10 attend this meeting,
Tho many frlerda of vhe SchRffor
family wsrr lntefastrd lu an announce.
mont ~ tno marriage ~ Miss GeueyIHve
~ UHfry mason o. Oklahoma tity. The
frhsffnr family Lived 10 Ponce city a
number Of years ana tho bride has
many friends among tho younger society
DklaMn-h LLLy- Nunrn NJ Mnnnn I. n..l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Have you noticcd the now sports
Jackets, unhCltcd nud usually hound
with braid, most of them In hright
coiors usually OF wool hut sometimes
crepe?
every personality 10y lovely hair, n
is wonderful TO drop into Mrs. Leach
mans Hair and Beauty shop. II
East Fifth, for u shampoo and after
wards have a lovely marceh and
then 10 look into the mirror TO find
lovely transformation scene In
ones appearance, They sure know
bow AZ this splendid shop, -,--.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
PICIIER.

George v. woodland made a business
week.
Mrs. y. n. Dickinson was hostess 10
tho baptist Missionary union, Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. ana Mrs John Alderman ere re-
i1icInE over the recent birth Of a son at
their home
Tho Rrbekah lodge Of this city had
visitors from Ouupaw, Tuesday night,
and initiated several new members
Misses Sarah and Elsie McCalistef
spent several days At Columbus Ken,
during the past week visiting Misses
Marie BrldFeman ana Stella Beth.
Tho IndIaa An sncleIy Of the Elrrt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

For the "lu-brtwCCn" season one
finds silk lightweight wraps. import
ed from Japan, suitably designed for
both fashion and weather.
kolinsky collars top great num-
her of the SILK cnpes this season. IL
one can judge from what one hears
from southern resorts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
STATE SOCIETY

tho oklahoma Agricultural college a.
Saltwater vas w the D.ty .lsl wees tho
'8utN.I. teuuh'f Of lanEJusra Iu tho
uIHH H.iU..
Nra N.HrIc Hayden. who hos fut sYIut
time uHHI been connected with tur WNlI.
uufr department ~ UsrncH department
store. Irit InHt week Tor Independence.
Kan. wuafo rhe viii live with her SON.
br. o.. Is Hayden.
Tho twentieth Century club held iif
manIInR IrIfay afInTmnnn VIM MIa- W
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

You need only the evidence OF your eyes to be
convinced that the Lafayette is a supremely beau
tiful motor car; and you need only the experience
of a demonstration 10 realize that this car repre-
sents every requirement of women who love to
drive, Ease of operation comfort and smart
lines are only few of the advantages that will
present themselves to you when in actual opera
tion OF this wonderful automobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

ers, pottcd plants and ferns arc TO
be had at such reasonable prlcea at
Clark's Flower Shop. 311 East Thlr-
teenth street. Phone or mail orders
receive prompt and special attention.
Touches OF red arc very smart ms
effected Just now by eastern Interior
decorators.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

ihcy are wearing slceVcIess
drCsscs for morning In ratlnc, pom
gee, linen, crctonnc and wool Jersey.
Old leWclry IL rather smart right
now and I've noticed women McRrlng
wide, gold combs of old Italian or
spanish workmanship with their low
colfiurc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05
ELIZABETH ANN LOOKS ABOUT TOWN AND SHE SAYS

And Uhie yOu a month of n,dny many moods
You Uery LOUedbIe LUhen you're really understood
For underneath your stormy, breezy OiHuL Cay,
The most COnderfu themes of nature holding
March-heres greetings! You wecOme! We mighty
glad you're here.
We like your STYLE like your SMILE though at times you
do act queer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

III we only stop
to think h o W
much cheer and
happiness can be
. q a [ q 4 by the
presence OF beau
,lful, fra gran /
flowers, every one
OF VA would send
more OF them. ts-
pechlly W n e n
NIIpb ipNaty finus
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Rcfore YOU sally
forth to buy ne W
frocks ana suits, sat
isfy yourself that your
figure is what Dame
Fashion" requires for
this season, Drop up
to Naunic Reeds Cor
set pc partm en- At
Wrights, 4l6 south
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Good neWsl Mas
uuCrldo suits to rent,
ilso genuine Indian arts
and crafts, curius, moe
cnslns, Navajo blankets
and ruEH, baskets. pot
tories and Things diff
fercnt," al the Indian
Novelty Go, 60t south
Main.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Al Miss Foot's Mari-
ncllu Beauty parlors,
- West Fourth, |
found each and every
dopgftmeut OF beauty
work active, under the
personal attention OF an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

jean PatOu says; 1--WE are coming
back To the blouse gllct, and even the
blouse, but treated In such way
that ono can take Off the Jacket for
danclng."
A good many OF the sleeves arc
still full and floating; others are
caught into wristbands, revealing the
bare arm.
Spring parties and spring changes
In the home are subjects OF Interest
that take women to Mrs. Orr's Home
Gift shop, 606 South Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

news, | was shown many smart fur
chokers from Famous & Barr Co,
st, Louis, whose furs will he shown
exclusively in this shop Now Is the
opportune time TO have your furs
cleaned, repaired and made over for
summer wear
Sports skirts of checked cotton
ratinc appeared ON Main street the
Other day under fur coats. One. n
red and white check, had short
fringe ut the bottom and up one
side; the other, In blue and white,
WINS plain.
Mothers will find the Tiny Tots
Toggcry Shop. 6O3 South Main, a
shop OF interest for Infants. babies
and children's wearing apparel.
Someone told me that they saw
black lace mitts worn ON the beach
at Coronado recently.
II YOU love flowers and want a
real garden, then visit Binding Stev-
ems Seed store, First and Boulder.
Their seeds grow. Phone or mail
ord"~s receive prompt attention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Some OF tho smartest lounging
robes are of Kinsha silk with tic
dyed" lining, and they hail direct
from the fiOwcry kingdom,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

DO your sewing before
hot weather arrives, And
be sure to see the wonder
ful silks, satins, Crcpes.
aud pongees as well as the
new cotton materials az
the s-Abrams Silk
shop, 409 South Main.
Tho shop OF IN o dera @
nrIcns-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

Spring--most enchanting season--has in
Spired many changes, but quite the most
thrilling OF them all was oxomplified I'm the
metamorphosis that greeted me at Miss
lackson's Exclusive Shop. in the Sinclair
building, yesterday. Surely the master OF
Art has dipped his clever hands into the
romance and glamor of other days in far
Off countries, and has brought trailing bits
OF gorgeous color and design, In original
and distinctive craftsmanship, TO this eXclu-
sive shop, | leave the charm Of mystery 70
be your delightful surprise when you drop
around there this week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-05

BlOIU, March uiRds bLOU,
Chase dLDry the IUHfer sleet and snOLU.
Then turn around and cth your sunny smile
BeckOn To the birds and HOWers, for Uhie
They hare been in hiding, they not afraid of yOu
TUds "Od Winter" that scared them through and through