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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

taws County Public Health association
10 make a survey Of the county, arrived
In Miami Monday morning and win begin
at once survey OF the schools Of the
county
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell simpson have ss
their special guests Mr. and Mrs. J. 6
Greer OF Martinsyile, Va. Mr.. Greer "
cashier OF the Flgst National bank Of
Martinsvllle lie Us greatly impressed
by the appearance of Miamrs business
Ind residence section aud with tho splen.
-didly paved streets.
Mrs. Relic Black Of Oklahoma CITY.
president Of the Rebckah assembly. held
a school of instruction In the ODD Fel-
lows hall Tor all the orders Of the county
Friday There was "a good attendance.
and In the evening they were the guest
OF the Commerce lodge. where the Miami
lodge pSt on the work.
Mr. and Mrs r. n. Dean left Monday
afternoon for McAlestet where they will
attend tho Scottish rite reunion and
visit the latter's brother. Dr. n. X. Penn
bcrton. They will return by the way OF
Otmulgee, Holdcnvlllo and other points
wherO they will visit frlcnds and rola-
tlves for several days.
President w. q. Craue Of the School
of Mines has arranged for the giving
Of concert by the girls glee club of the
Oklahoma university on May 6 IN the
First Christian church The giee club
contains 80 girls who are soloists violin
lists and pianist, and a great treat is In
waiting for the music lovers ot Miami
MISS Francis carey. principal Of the
Miami high school. has accepted post.
tion In the Tulsa high school Tor the
next year She receives an increased
salary. her duties being largely Of an ex-
ecutive nature. As soon % school closes
n much needed rest before going to Tulsa.
Among the out-of-tOwn speakers to I'D
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

NJ the oklphoma Federation Of Music
clubs by winning fest huuora In voice
over q lsrgo field OF contestants.
Married. ut tho office " Justice u.
Tcfrtrt, Tuesday afternoon April 20.
1929. John officer s2, 10 Pauline Drank
rs. both VI Clstpmorc. The ceremony wac
performed by Justice u Farrata. In tho
presence ~ % number Of friends and Mrs
h. Farfsto and !. g. pHwsun as witnesses.
Mrs. william wolklcy dclightfuliy ON.
trrtaluoi tho Msuctoo KcusinEton club
lucsday afternoon At her comfortable
home VA East Fourth street. Tho after.
noon was pleasantly spent In cUnyersH-
tlou and vlin nccIlrwutk A. an Hpptn.
pirate hour delicious refreshments we're
served.
Tho quest club Tavo its annual musical
pruEinW Monday afternoon ~ the homo
of Mis- W g.. johnson on East Fourth
street After being called 60 order bv
the president Mrs Eaton, and business
transacted. the tpll call was responded
tn 10y musical I'efu-. Mrs. Johnston had
chnfeo ot the following program Tor the
afternoon.
Mrs y \ Anderson entertained Thurs-
day afternoon with u ! O'CLOCK luncheon
m honor ~ her guest, Mrs Archiutlo
Unpds uf MuskoEcc. a four course dinner
was enjoyed by tho guests after which
urg bridge. Nfs e. ~. UHIHHutHff made
hIEh Ht0fr uud received u buiU" ~ per.
fuuIe. Hut Miss NmUtl thulhug made
tow receiving dork uf curls THE after
noon was very pleasant ono,
The ladies ~ tho Friday Auction UriiEo
day ntrut With n four course dinner ut
the homo ~ Nr ami Mrs 4 Z tuHllhutg
un LUtt GIuh street. The place cardH
Vcro prott, lHstcr toyora FuipVlng tho
y p. Adams making hIgu srurc for tho
lHdIDs and Mrs. A. h. Rates low. I. 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

dress the LIONS club wednesday were
Secretary Payne OF the Lions club OF
Muskogee and NJ. Bankard OF the Bank.
ard Implement company " joplin. Plans
are being made for large delegation
to attend the dl-trct convention which
2S.
The one hundred and third anniversary
NJ American odd Fellowship was oh.
served In Miami Wednesday Members of
oil the towns OF the county and Niuita
were present Mayor W. 1. Mcwiuiams
response was given by ex-senator smith.
on account OF tho inciemency Of tho
weather they could not have the parade
with the band as usual.
The body Of Marion wyer, who was
accidentally killed last sunday at Dodge
city Kan, arrived In Miami Thursday
afternoon. Funeral services could not ne
held until Friday on account ot the ar
rival of brother. Private william Har-
very Wyer Of the Tenth field artillery.
from Camp Lewis. wash. The Floyd L.
Perry post Of tho American Legion will
have charge % the funeral services.
In the preliminary tests which were
Of the high school nine were selected to
enter the r--sical contest whlcn will
convene In NinitR May 6. The winners
are; Piano-firEt RuuNon Criswcll,
second, Kenneth Ackley; soprRno-- Firet,
Maxine Palmer. second Laota BARNARD
alto--Ina Karr; violin First Lorraine
Farley: second. Earl Ackiey; reading
First, Stanley kleinstcibcr. second, Nula
OBarnon.
The White Shrine Of Jerusalem. Goth-
semane No. ?, met Thursday evening in
the Masonic hall This being tho spring
grated in whito with yellow symbols the
Shrine COlOrq. Hugh hOuuots Of white
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Tho Presbyterian Aid was entertained
at the homo NJ Mrs Jennie Circle this
week. with Mrs Arthur Settle assistant
hostess,
Mr. sud Mrs. NJ Has. and daughter
Elizabeth wutotcl 10 Ramona SUNDAY
and spent the day with relatives and
friends
Mrs Marc Mo,her. and two children
Of Tulsa are visiting nt the home " Mrs.
Mather's parents. Mr and Mrs. y. u.
Mrs H. H. noyd entertained the stitch
and chat CLUB Friday afternoon Tn " very
enjoyable session at her home ON North
Seminole.
Mr. and Mrs. q n Davis and Mr.. ana
Mrs. q. o. UaNlcss spent sunday in MI
amt visiting tho family ot Mr and Mrs
Ross IL. hlNlyHa
Mrs May Tlbhs AMI daughter Mary
Elizabeth returned to their home In Cof-
foyvillo, Kan. Monday uight after u visit
IN the city with Mrs. Addle Draper
Mr. and Mrs Eddie rittmnn arc enter.
tainiug u N. pound son who arrived sur.
day morning Tho young man has bocu
Mrs &. -. U1yioss entertained tho
stitch and chat club last Friday An on.
suyHhle afternoon was spent Aside from
tho REGULAR club mcmbcrs there was
few visitors.
Nlsscs Ana vance. Grace Acton. Mrs
W q. NlEgs Mrs. D. l.. Smart aud Miss
Winifrod IruritES wrfr among the Glare.
more people to- spend sunday in Tulsa
with Friends
Tho Delta Theta Tau s,rutuv met ai
tho home OF Miss Alta Nuu,o ON West
Second street Tuesday evening Thr.r
candidates were initiated, lur,uc and
MBuilnr Faulkner and Joe Maybe w. Tho
evening was pleasantly spent
Mrs. Paul Gardner ~ this city received
hlgh honor bt Tulsa ON Wednesday of
lnHt wrut ~ tho sprinr festival uf music
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Flrpin made high score for tho sentls-
men and II. s. Llscctt Iov ~ was
vcrv pleasant evening.
The Loyal womous class or 'hs chris
tI7n Sunday school were l1vtIy eutcr-
talncd at tho homo of Mrs. WUam Mun.
day Friday evening with M.s J. y.
Manroas Mrs l.. ". U8FgrsI ruI Mrs.
$. " Blakely assistant hosfUFasF The
time was epcnt iu games nud Uus.c and
given by Mrs NJ IL Gordon rf athsrs.
Ncifcshmeuta w'rc tlrn 'uiat.. 90 the
BoNolL Each ono prorrut l..n.4rteJ
the affair very enjoyable ono.
"Crud welfnro DAY" was u.ssr..f Nv
tho quest club Ht IT'S weekly U..'... urId
Of the home NJ Mrs ". st. uer Nurl
r. The following excellent pD were
tcnd Foundation Plan for .IId"
Mrs. tt ~ MukeWHuu 'Wh1f ls Nur.
mai Chrd7" Mrs a A. AUti, Getting
tho Chud ~ 10 weight MIr o.. D..
Woods Mrs. H. ". MakrmHHu rud MIA
n. a. Keith were elected drloE1t,s TO Irp-
resent the Qrust club ~ th" f.' 'lltt0n
meeting a. Magoucf ME- Nr.i. Ross
ond Mrs Callc Eaton wcro selected as
sltcrnatcs.
Tho last meeting OF mo Memory
a. w. Kaho with Mes Mufrp Haas 49,
loader. The program consisted ~ police
tuns ana sketChsH ~ the oIHtf. The
Flying bu''Nu1u.' Eighteen m"whets
woro present Hui tho program v.s en-
I"Npi Mrs Morris Haas Au1 Mrs 4. \.
prunison urra elected 200 represent tho
club % the Federation of Wufupn'4 club.
nt Wagner May 2. o gut (. Mics Aluods
Chauuutg ana Mrs. Larry r.udr1y are
tho Uitcruutrs. Tho music memory cons
tctcsiiuF uort NJ tu. .IUh rfoEttm.
CONTINUED on TAGF TEN
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hore on visit to her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. a. ". kaho.
Miss Catherine Costello NJ Fort Wayne
Ind, Is IN the city visiting with the Delta
Theta Tau giils
Born. ApiI it 20 NJ. aud Mrs n n.
bsbr DOING nicely
Misses willard and nae Huchins en-
tertaincd the Delta Theta Taus Tuesday
evening at their home.
Mts W. w. sunday was hostess 30 tho
Hide.a Wee club Monday afternoon. 4
fine time was reported
Mrs Fred Vortlc was hostess 60 tho
Wednesday Afternoon bridge club, n
fine time h"'uE reported.
Mrs. W, p. Wolfe and daughter. Mrs.
q. 4. Reardcm. mot0rrd TO Ninta Thurs.
day and visited friends
Mr. aud MIS- purf sharp VI Tulsa spent
part ot tho week at tho homo of Mir.
and Mrs. Walter Burgoss.
Mr and Mrs v Guy Kcrshncr and
family spent the weekend In the city
with relatives and friends.
Mrs Archlbold Honds ot Muskoeco Is
end Mrs y, \. Anderson.
Mrs. ", u. Mcclure " Tulsa spent a
part of the NCok I'm the city, guest Of
Mr and Mrs W e. Rates
Van Ncsttbud with Miss Dorothy Ostcu-
hcrE ~ lealcr Tuesday evening
Miss Grace Roberts returned TucsdHy
from ST. Louis, whcro she has Just FIN
ishod n sucrcrsful term of school
Mrs j. ". HUNT returned tu her home
In shawnee Monday night. after a visit
In the city with her suu, l.. e. Hunt
Mt. Hud Mrs. noutbc ~ HnNlcss were
hnstesscs to the owl club Thufsday eve
ming at their home ON East Fourth street
parents ~ an Sia pound SON. who arrived
at their homie nt 800 Thursday morning.
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State Society


MOUNDS.
,,sE tyler went to Tulsa on business
r1i,y n'lI'"W ni "Wasoner assisted with the
sesuhty,r, crouch and Miss Ava Crouch
pI~ he % weekend In sapulpa, returning
sns s'1rriier was in Kansas City the
Il The week, having shipped some
alts 70 eorrie Hearst OF Sand Springs
Ns sunday In the home OF Mr.. ana
Weh' corlln NORRIS.
W. snA Mrs. Arthur Chapman and Mr..
NM W. ~ W. IL. Busby of sapulpa were
Aoaras tsros smoot OF Slick is spending
VT. visiting IN the home OF her
hs N-s. ID. J. Cozart.
peg@, Mrs. +. c. wills are leaving
,.ef for wills Point Texas, where
hs HI spend the summer. 49,.
hI, 'Fd White OF Phoenix. Ariz,y ar
Vt IN Mounds Monday to spend the
risss win friends and relatives.
and Mrs. j. II. Pittman and fam
~ ~. moving to the Usage nation. whero
\, Pntnun has position IN the OIL
hedi, wu'lngham and Miss Esther Grant
hssantip. were IN Mounds Tuesday In
q s,tsfs u forming an Instrumental
a,s % ,i Mrs. Otto House who have
w uyirr in Muncie, Ind. for several
ven , returned to Mounds for a
.l, Slth .riends and relatives.
w, and Mrs. Jacob Borchers have re.
"a fr6n Rochester, Mimi, visiting
ghIrsgo and st. Louis en- route home.
4 ys.. Rorch,fs Is rapidly recovering from
Ssr recent operation.
A' .srles of meetings will be held at
a. BsptI.t church beginning the first
W. w. Az In May, conducted by their for.
'. nssicr rev. c. ID. jackson OF Louis
M Ky.. who is n very efficient pastor
VA madc many friends during his pastor
,S IN Mounds "a few years ago.
u, srd Mrs. J. il. korndorfer OF Long
s'1eb cal who have been visiting with
sn and relatives in Mounds for the
~ Ifv5 weeks, left Thursday morning
= a5lt.uvile, to spend few days, att
. which they expect to 40 to Hot
,.,nea Ark, for indefinite stay.
vourds Rebekah Lodge No. $50 held
a., fesu.a- meeting at the ODD Fellows
,.vsn candiiates were initiated, the de-
.,sa Wort being conferred by the team
,sn the local lodge, which ~s meni-
tsrshlu u about 15 Refreshments wetI
..ryed by the ladies.
Complimentary to Mrs. j. J. Slsson,
...sideni OF tho Community Aid Mrs.
is.sph walker invited the members and
r,ebd, OF the Aid society a very in
,ormM afternoon affair at her home
wednesday. About 80 guests were pres
.st among them being Mrs. ] IL. Kohn-
Sorfsr OF Long Beach, Cal, and Mrs. Ed
White Of Phoenix, Ariz. The afternoon
va, very pleasantly spent, during which
line a packet OF letters written by the
nests was presented to Mrs. Ssson to
company her on her trip to the Mayo
Bros, next week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

There IN nothing quite so satis-
Tying as being ready just wce-bit
ahead Of time-for instance--you
are planning 10 he away certain
part of the summer. Your important
papers, silvcrwaro, certain pieces o.
Jewolry and other valuablos should
be placed I'm Safe Deposit Box In
tho vault of the First NATIONAL bank.
where they will be secure. You
have thought OF IL? Then do II this
week and avoid being hurried at the
last moment.
Al West Point aud Sleepy Hollow
the girls are carrying short sticks OF
ebony ana ivory when wearing sports
suits.
The midsummer pattern hats and
wonderful felt sports models have
arrived Mt Miss LARS Millinery De-
partmcnt Mt The Demorest. Drop In
and try them on.
The popularity OF the tweed suit
ON simple lines In orchid, rose, blue
ana other Hight shades is recognized
without mention.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

tive curtains, draperies and shades
for any part OF the home. lie also
considers making up the material
you already have. Prices are very
moderate.
One button gloves of yellow.
stitched with black, are considered
smart worn with the long slecvcd
dresses.
Candyland, 41O South Main, is not
only noted for their delicious can
dies, but is growing in decided favor
as n most attractive lace to lunch
and to take friends for afternoon and
evening refreshments. Their foods
are the best they can buy, their
service delightfully."- courteous and
their refreshments Jriginal and ex-
ceptionally popular.
Some crepe dc chine skirts with
fine plcats are worn and a few plain
white baronctte satins in good quail
ity are noted.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Most people nowadays prefer to motor to their
destination for the summers outing. First because
of the pleasure and eXhilaraon afforded by travel
ing close nature; then, too, the convenience
of their cars while there. But TO experience the
quntessence of this anticipated happiness--it must
be a good car-Id say n Lafayette, because II em-
bodies every qualification demanded in high grade
motor Speaking from a woman's point -of-view
we'll say, of operation, quick response, lines
and comfort and then follow up with mans re-
aurements, power speed, dependability and en-
durance. Lafayette has them all.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Never have we known season
when sports apparel was so univer-
sally worn. and to meet the demand
of the different hours when this at
traCtive mode Is considered correct,
Miss Jackson's Exclusive shop In the
Sinclair building, is showing n most
brilliant collection, and among the
"just -ins" l particularly noticed dis
tinctive looking sweaters I'm both
slip-on and tuxedo styles, many Of
them favoring the new canary, tan
and other pastel shades, as well as
all white.
Madam Ripley thinks the suit has
become so firmly opular that the
fall season will see it the favored
costume for street wear.
The new modes as shown at Miss
Lebigh's Smart Vogue Shop in the
new Wright building tell fashionable
little stories of grace and conceits
becomingly adapted to the moods
and capriCes of the eternal femi-
nine" Frocks, suits, wraps, capes
and sports apparel, with smart hats
for each and every occasion, many
of them Just in" direct from their
origlnators. A collection the dis
eliminating woman will visit when
planning her summer wardrobe.
IHc coIOf range tnlS year Is OF
great interest, for the bright shades
continue their popularity, while the
pastel tones are equally favored.
The Hebron Jewelry Store at
Second and Main enjoys the repu-
tation of standing back" of every
purchase made in their store. This
means n great deal to anyone giving
or receiving gift selected from this
dependable collection of fine tewelry,
clocks and silverware. 1t means
unusually high quality of merchan-
disc, and it means an interest and
solicitude that each purchase, large
or small, shall be entirely satisfac-
tory. An ideal place to look for
that wedding gift or graduation re-
membrance, eh?
French and Normandy volles are
making their appearance as the
warm weather brings out the thinner
fpVS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

You'll like the new sweaters, sep.
arate skirts, and sports suits that
have just arrived at The Demorest.
They are the last word" depend
able I'm quality and style anc very
moderately priced
As for color, this IL n season when
color runs riot as far as hats are
concerned.
Black shoes arc very much worn
in spite of the colOrs and combina :
tions that are much favored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Make plans early for Mothers
Day, and | would suggest dropping
into the McGee shop, % West Third.
for clever ideas-their cards are
simply wonderful this year, and they
are showing other unusual remem-
brances that cannot fail to make
mother happy.
Peach, gray, opera blue, Nile
green and lavender are iayoritc
shades with the dcbutante for sum
mcr lingerie.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Visit planta-AbraUs SILK
shop, 400 South Main, this
week and see for yourself
tho beautiful colorings of
the ideal fabrics Dame
Fashion" has intended for
your summer wardrobe.
You will also note the
special prices on the very
materials you viii want.
Try to shop In tho morn
lngR 10 nVOld the crowd.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

scalp specialist and will know eX-
actly what is necessary to return
health and beauty to your hair. TINS
Is the beauty shop OF experts in each
department.
exceptionally fortunate season for
the stout woman. Never before has
she been offered so extensive "a choice
in fabrics, colOrs and designs, and
never before has she been able so
closely 20 resemble her slender Sis
ter in the matter OF dress.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

The beauty OF your
hair depends largely up
on the condition Of the
scalp, and most every
one needs a few special
scalp treatments pow
and then. A.iss Weaver
Of the Rose MarineilO
Shnn. % Weat Eifth, rs n
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Cool, C h eerf fu !
looking draperies
and curtains OR
sum mer - the very
ones you h a V @
dreamed of-will be
made to order at
Hurts Drapery shop
at 219 " South Main,
over { n @ Palace
theater, Where Mr..
'Hurt designs distiuc-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Vannie Reeds Corset
shop at Wright's has
an enviahle reputation
for showing corsets to
suit every type OF fig
ure-correct, corsets for
the dancer, the business
woman. for .out-of-door
sports, the slender fig
ure and the ideal model
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

The windows of our shops are
Ioyclicr than they have been In
months, showing all the dainticst
modes, the essential "dash of color"
is everywhere evident, though the
soft tones have not been forgot
ten.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Fine, healthy baby
chicks are continuously
arriving at Ye Olde Pet
Shoppe. ~ East Sixth,
where particular people
go to buy well-bred pets
or all kinds, where foods,
medicines and accesso-
rlca are TO be had. and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

The sports cape IL being substi-
tutcd for the tOpcoat and ~ Is some
times made of jersey, but more often
of tweed or sports SILK.
Yon have in mind n few more
pretty .TOCks, a cape, wrap and
something more In sports apparel
for the summer trip, and you want
them different" smart and inll-
viduall Then you viii enjoy visit
to the wcinberger Modisto Shop,
1222 Galveston, whore designs nre
tho latest, individuality IL a consid-
eration and prices very moderate.
little pastcl-shadcd taffetas, with
u rather bouffant effect In the skirt
are especially smart for the younger
GIRLS dancing frOcks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Bcautify yourself
for tho dainty sum
mer frOcks, by indulg-
ing in the "beauty
baths" Ilnssagc, phys
zeal culture and spc-
cial faCials at the De -
lccta Beauty salon
o YER WoolwOrth's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

for stout figures. Milady will also
find here the smartest of silk
hosiery for men and women, house
dresses, aprons. brassiers and many
other accessories for the summer
season.
The approach of summer finds the
shops filled with every possible type
of thing that woman could need for
her adornmcnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Let Clark's Flower
Shop, 311 East Thir-
teenth street. help you
dress up" the porch,
the garden and the
lawn for summer. They
will call for your boxes
and baskets, fiji them
and start them grow
ing. or they will send
the growing plants,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

I b o a S I
with eulogis-
CYSTIC G o m =
nent of the
surprise that
awaits Tulsa
fenininity at
I II g clever
ness of tho
DonnisOn De-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30
Bathing accessories include water
proof vanity cases, cigarct cases and
sometimes cases for metal fIaskS

A VISIT 70 I. Il. Me-
WINS Antique Shop,
Twenty-first and Peoria
streets, yesterday was
exceptionally interest %
ing, being shown a truly
antique mirror, framed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Block prints az framed by the
Wctzel Galleries. COS South Boston
avenue, are most decorative for In
formal rooms Those by Han Thorpe,
the English interior decorator. are
as gay Rs Gardens. Don't miss see
ing them.
4 slim contour Is the aim Of all
designs In coats, Capcs and wraps
for this season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

No moro stringy hair
when you go bathing in
the lake or surf, that is,
II you have a permanent
wave--the new way-at
the New York Hair Shop
and Beauty ParlOrs over
Rcuberg's.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Street or dress hat, or Clover Sports
model for--well-almost nothing
then I'd say---lets all indulge in an
other chapeau.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Several black moirc hats were
worn at "a recent luncheon given AT
the Country club.
skirts of imported Scotch shawIs.
with fringcs, made in wrap-arOund
style, are considered very good this
season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-30

Mrs. Frcd Pennington visited friends
In Tulsa Monday.
Miss Helene Edmontsou returned from
visit to Sapulpa sunday night
Mrs. n. Tom krht spent the day FIJI
day in Tulsa. doing some shopping
Mr.. and Mrs, Ruford Garden enter.
tained the Thursday Dinner club this
week.
Mrs. g A. stephens spent Sunday IN
Tulsa visiting her daughter. Mrs Kcverby
Hyprs.
Miss Ollie ward OF Mig Wells. TeSas.
- in tho city visiting her father. petn
ward.
Mrs Mary Eaton and children spent
sunday at Sagceyah with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. urk
Mrs. r. NJ nrookshire Il In ChetopA.
Kan, Tor few days visit with relatives
and friends.
Miss Elizabeth Korsh Of lnola spent
the latter part Of tho week with Clare
more friends.
Mrs. 4. Gunter puckworth leaves to-
night Tor Kansas city Mo, for few
duts visit with friends She has been