The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-03

Hosiery, gloves and handkerchief
the gifts always appreciated by man
Sr woman. You'll find them in dis
Hinctive numbers, including many
imports, at Miss Jackson's Exclusive
shop. in the Sinclair building.
Both gauntlet and eight button
gloves seem 10 prefer a tight fitting,
rather fancy top, trimmed with
frIngcs of landings on the self ma
terial,
with the social season at its
be!gh. and so many smart affairs
MANNED for the near future. tho
riey,t woman hasten to th5r.v a
few NOR, dressv frnci;a. several un-
usual hats, an evening wrap for the
extreme weather. and us usual we
find that Miss Behigh's smart Vogue
shop, 523 South Main, has antici-
patei every fashionable Nhim and
is offering models that will meet
every requirement with price
range decidedly pleasing. Several
new creations arrived yesterday that
will be included In this weeks show
b ing.
Colored silk umbrellas with han
dies of smoked pearl and grey
straight silver top effects are be-
ing selected for Christmas gifts.
Knowing what a gorgeous display
Of iewelry, silverware and other gift
suggestions await you the minute
Heilbron's Jewelry store opens the
doors OF its new palace of Jewels"
at Fourth and Main, ! dropped
around there yesterday to find them
busy packing, with every indication
Of being ready for their opening
early in the week. Il wonderful CUR
prise is in store for you--watch for
the opening.
Matinces, teagowns, boudoir wraps
and breakfast coats were never more
attractive and smart. Each must
have its matching cap combined
with metallic net and brilliants, and
mules with ostrich feather rosettcs
10 complete its charm.
For afternoon use an oblong bag
Of pressed leather in high cOlors is
very new novelty.
To those who seek
Ia 10 gift OF use as well as
)L,MT beauty, I. suggest they
] NNA visit Vannie Reeds Cor
FTNiN 1Nset Shop, 41s South Main.
,haSf1Dat Wrights, where they
M M of H'' lingerie. iise'"' Orassisres, %s'@ess,
"" house dresses, hosiery.
handmade handkerchiefs, luncheon
sets and many other attractive ideas
all irresistible in their distinctive
ness and yet moderate in price.
Entire gowns of silver and gold
cloth and brCcade are without trim
mings, save, perhaps, a corsagc
flower.
No more straight, stringy locks
for me-" said my friend as We were
looking at the new Nestle perma-
nent waving machine at Mrs. Leach
mans Hair and Beauty Shop, II
East Fifth, and when we discovered
that the professional waver was
locally well-known. my friend I'M
hesiatingly made her appointment
Tor tomorrow, saying, I'm sure go
ling to look my best for Christmas"
and thought 1t a good suggestion
Tor many OF my readers. Drop in or
phone Usage 56es for details.
At the Country club last week
striking toilette worn by IA dark
ompiectioned girl was in tangerine
velvet with standing waistline,
caught up on the left side with
large self flower. With this was worn
gorgeous evening wrap Of the vel
VET, brocaded with slate gray fox.
Paisiey metal brocades are con-
splcuous In slippers shown for eve
ming wear.
Wandering into the In
NfM dian Novelty Co, sixth
NX and Main. yesterday l
n certainly was thrilled at
AIN seeing a variety OF
4 bAhA$ Christmas gift sugges-
NM, " tions that included the
kAY correct present for ba-
IN bles, children of all ages,
-<ISAAh---s on UP to grownups. with
price range that can
not fail TO please. Dolls.
Nse' baskets, costume jewelTy. pot
uIS leather goods, any name burned
w w free OF charge, Indian rugs and
olahKets and Mexican drawn work,
ore only a few of the appropriate
different"
shhrred satin and velvet fan ef-
,ects are used on many late foot
wear models for the setting OF steel
""u rhinestone buckles.