The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
The World of Society Bols at Shrine of Halloween Mandates
Signs of the
Times

tulsa people have enjoyed two
fhl.gs the past week more than
soythng else in their experiences
sgd these were tho mastery lectures
~ Doctor House at tho First Pres
h,fcrlan church and the wonderful
autumn weather. The lectures have
bce1 highly educational and very
tn,n,u and people found themselves
rnd 10 know some OF the psycho-
i0gleat truths, simple things that
,bev we're overlooking tn life, that
,,ero for their bettermcnt and they,
wondering Why they had to have "A
Az al their mentality to fully un-
Jers'and. Wonder II we are not
tongtantly missing something, II we
tsv knew u. For instance that lee
'ura on Concentration" and the
reference he made also TO the i'm
portancc OF relaxation. How many
people understand how to relax
whom they lie down so as to afford
nature an opportunity TO go ahead n
few beats of the heart and catch up
with perhaps, overstrain? He told
how one would lie down and hold
nm the bed when their bodies should
fquratively, die for awhile. This
was not all he talked about by any
manner of means, just two OF the
simple things. As to concentration,
n was very wonderful TO listen to
the simple methods- he set forth
showing how one nAyht master the
brain and So master the body. An
other interesting part to be noticed
was tho fine audiences that attend
cd each lectuIe. Tulsa always en-
,aursges any event or movement
that il for intellectual uplift. not
only from civic standpoint, but
Tulsa people like to browse in intel
leciual pastures.
The other feature of the week was
the weather. Did "A more kindly sun
ever shine, and did a changing
world from summer to autumn. ever
show more beautiful to the eye than
tine past week or 10 days? People
have certainly stayed outdoors. Golf
ers have revelled on the splendid
Country club course, motorists have
gone for long distances in all direc-
tions from the city, enjoying the
chilled tang in the air, viewing the
ripening pecans and perslmmons
hanging temptingly by. watching the
drores OF doves rise from cover as
the motor went noisily by, catching
vision of purpling hills and the
deep forests that have changed with
one or moro early frosts from vernal
shades to deep russet. yellow and
red. The world is a glorious sight
10 look upon and as one society girl
stated. There is wine in tho air
and prohibition nationally or other
wise can't prohibit us from enjoying
this quaff from natures brimming
cup" True indeed.
The housewife and mother has lain
aside any care whatsoever within
the confines of her home and
answered to the outdoor call, IL only
hut To go shopping. The shops are
wonderful places Just now. Windows
and indoor cases hold enticing wares
for milady and careful shopkeepers
are alert TO attend to their wants.
Flower windows are filled with the
great chrysanthemums that in their
uueenly beauty and pungent aro-
matte odor. bring every testimonial
TO our senses that autumn is here.
There are the autumn roses and the
cosmas and the white and purple
aster. Halloween parties are being
catered TO by the stores and shops
for the younger set, and the older
ones, too, for that matter are able
10 get Just anything in orange and
black festoonings that they want
and all the witches, hobgoblins and
spooks in the ,colors denoting this
mystic season. THE school and coll
lege set are on tne qul NlNe ana par
ties galore are tO lie given in honor
OF all Halloween
Mary Brush williams in the Chi
cago Tribune who writes interest
ingly OF fashions for this paper,
catering to the appetite OF Americas
discriminating women and especial
ly OF Chicago women, and who writes
80 we'll that the Tribune sends her
abroad, writes from Paris in this
strain:
They tell me America has gone
mad over the one-piece dresses; the
complement TO that piece of news
you can perhaps guess. Paris wor-
ships skirts and blolNes. A woman
said to Vionnet the other day, when
the designer was urging her old Gus
toner to come and have a look at
the collections: Madame Nionnet,
simply don't want TO buy one single
dress
"'Ah, but madame answered the
creator. A tailleur; II IL for you!
How they are delicious" Every
French wardrobe for the moment
includes at least one OF these, and
the French nation has let itself loose
on the business Of designing and
launching blouses TO accompany