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Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE
VIII Give Free Consultation on
Thursday, March rs
Sears Hotel
from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
They Come Many Miles to See Him

DR.. Doran is regular graduate /,
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the state OF Colorado. lie visits
professionally the more importan,
towns and cities. ana offers to all
VINO call on this trip consultation md
examination Tree. except the expcnse
OF treatment when desired.
According To his method Of coming
10 your nearest city 10 see patients
ne gives all sick people nm opportup.
''y TO obtain the best that medical
science can offer right at home. He
uoes not operate for chronic apncnai.
CUB rail- stones. ulccrs Of a,om,ch
tonsils or adonoids.
Ito has to his credit many wo,a.r
lhi results In disease OF In. s,ona,h
,'vcr' bowels. blood. skin. nerves,
henr'' kidney, bladder. bedwo,,Iny
oa'arrh' lcg ulcers and roe.o, nil.
mcntR NJ
u yon have been allIng far anv
,enf'n of time and do not set nny
"'''er' do not fail TO call. ma Im,r,nor
'n'nS''rcH rather than dIan.so are
',o',,,, s"'y oI'en the cauae of your long
standing trouble.
temembcr above date ,bs, ,,.,,,,,
e,'o" on this trip win he free md
'"s, IN, nlS Treatment Is different.
,,,,'' ""'r,eu ladiea must come with
,heir husbands. and children y,,,, %
their parents, VIZ"
-. N'areHa' Medical tabomtorv of
,,r. Az, ooran. a55.ase boston nlocL
'' "'hh' fb.3
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

20 A. Serial O25gO2 Addl
Department of the Interior. L. $.
Land once Ut Sterling. Colorado.
January 30. 1922.
Notice IL hereby given that Elijah
Il. Hathaway, of Yuma. Colorado.
who. on November |. 1918. made Nd.
ditlonal Homestead Entry. serial No.
o27D0s. for sWh SEA. Section ~,
Townfhip 8 North. RANGE 10 West.
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed no.
tico Of intention 10 make final three.
year Proof. 10 establish claim 10 the
land above described. before W. q.
Holland. Clerk OF the District Court.
at liolyoke. Colorado, ON the 2ist day
of March. 1922.
Claimant names ms witnesses: Alya
Ford. Lloyd 81. Clair. Albert Graham,
William Johnston. nli Of Yuma. Colo.
RADIO.
Il. r CONQUEST.
Register.
First publication February .
Last publication March .
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
No Use For AIIIna wiz.

Tile New York Medical Journal
says:
"Dr. Lichtwardi, medical mission.
nry, tells that many of the Persian
sick women are Obliged 10 ricnl nwny.
during their husbands abs nee. TO
see n doctor
Honorable sir snys the inttoduc.
tory note. please see me nj once thni
| mny return home before my hns.
hnnd. else he will heat me severely
I'VE should not think nenrotlcs
abound, for lite busbnnd often snys to
the doctor:
We'll. let her die, for even n fhe
gets well III divorce her md gul II
new wife. I don't wnnt n wenk one
In my house,
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

The state governments should fol.

The state governments should fol.
low the example OF the national gov.
ernment In rigid retrenchment. II
is the state. and especially the coun.
ty and municipal governments that
impose the weightiest burden OF tax
alton. Under fool reforms every
state, county and city has been load.
ed down with useless officers ard EN-.
ployes at high salaries. who should
be weeded educational Tribune.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
"rhe Bronze sellr

THE Bronze Bell. superbly acte,
Paramount picture produced b,
Thomas H. Ince. Is big hit and will
be shown at the Peerless next Frida,
night. The scenes OF the picture ar,
laid In India and they are exceeding
ly thrilling. The leading roles are por
trayed by Courtenay Foote and Dori,
May.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
Why Some Men Like Golf.

"whni Is there about golf that gives
n man such sense of freedom and
cxhllara,ionT"
~ don't know replied Mr.. Grow
cher. unless It's the privilege oi
promenndlng over the landscape with
out being warned TO keep on The
grnes"
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
wbv the emerald I.Ie.r -

Because of the richness ~ Its yer
durc. the term being first used by br
william Drcnnnn. the author of "Glcn
dalloch' and other poems. published
in the latter part ~ the eighteenth
century.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

Pone aud Kruegor's Duroc Jersey
sow sale. held at llaxtun on Tuesday
vac n great success. fiji entire Of
iering OF fifty.nve head sold right
close TO S65 average. The sale was
conducted by Col. c. W. Shook of
Greeley and Col. T.. Jay Ellis OF Hoi-
yoke.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

Every citizen OF Japan. above the
coolie or common laborer. has a
crest. He takes pride In wearing tho
insignia. not only on his Ailk coats,
but Travelling eases. lunch boxes.
sword racks aud writing boxes.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

He sure your sins and hill collec.
tors will find you out.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

All kinds of job printing done at
this office.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

The country might profit. also. by
n little more traffic on our jailbirds.
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24
Coming to
HOLYOKE
DIR. DORAN

Specialist. Not In Name Only, bu
by Experience o; Almost .
Quarter Of q Century
Phillips County herald., 1922-02-24

First publication February .
Last publication March !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

Orchidee Is a deep rich tone That
IL both pink and lavender. din
ncr gown In this new shade Is OF
creme with Its wide girdie and long
point at one hip weighted TO sweep
the floor.
saw a number OF specials at the
NcGee shop, % West Third Just
the sort Of things you want for these
hot daysl
Your newest 'kcrchlcf" may be all
net with a ruiilcd edge or OF crepe
de chine In two-tonc cfieCtS---a small
sanarc in the center being OF one
color, then a wide contrast border
and "A narrow edge Of the first shaqe'
some pleasing color combinations
are navy and Hight green, rose ana
purple, brown and tan.
Fashions last mandate regarding
early Fall millinery is expressed IN
tho felt, duvelyu, and velvet hats.
many Of which are feathcr-trlmmed
-iust received at Herold's. 415
South Main.
An attractive costume slip Is seal
IoDed around the bottom with lrlsh
lace me,iaIlions set In the center OF
each scallop and n corresponding
irish lace edge around the top ana
bottom.
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SAND SPRINGS

Mr. and Mrs. z. A. STRICKEN, 700 North
Main, spent sunday at Shell creek.
Arrow were Sand Springs visitors Monday.
Mrs Horton 0f Salisbury, Mo, Is here
Waiting her daughter, Mrs. l.. l. Gilmore,
An Ice cream social was held Tuesday
evening AZ the Christian church by Mrs.
G, IL. Honton's sunday school class
The Junior League of tho Methodist
church enjoyed % wolula roast north of
the. sand sgrlng9 lake. Igges,diay evening
visiting hsr son Claud lierndon ana
Mrs. George W Davidson and three
children LEFT Wednosday for Chandler
Okla, 10 visit relatives.
Fred Nye is erecting new home IN the
oak Ridge addition. north OF Tenth
Miss Sara Bates. 4o3 Mckinley street,
had as her guest last Thursday. Miss
Mary Gaddy OF Tulsa.
s Jacobs Of Homny, spent last week
Hsiel fnq IN "a 29 HeTl6 G@ McKnl5y S"I street s Az
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. j. Rush and daughter
% Nern, spent sunday with NJ ana Mrs
" \ Master R0iari wiley had the mis-
fortune TO have. bis arm broken while
skating last FRIDAY .-.. ,--
sister Mrs. ". r. sach 7oi McK.nleN
Mr. r. R. Mccloud OF pittsburgh. Kan.
is visiting ln the home II George Gilmore
The friends of SIR. ana Mrs 2. p. wes-
lev VIII be glad 90 learn that 'h'y arc
satisfactorily located IN Oklahoma CITY
where Nr. Wesley Is pracuoIng law.
Miss Carrot Gilmore, 300 North Garfield,
returned Friday from Parthenia PARK
where she spent the past week nj the y
Mr. ana Mis- II. +. stewart aud little
daughter Patricia. have returned home
| after spending short vacation IN Colo
Mrs. w. n. Nichols and daughter
Evelyn of Fort smith ArK., are y'-ll.nE
! In tns home ~ Mr and MIS-. Eugene
| bison 40t Mckinley street THIS week
Misc Mildred ShulE returned Thursday
from Chcrrgyale, kan. Whef" one mas
| been for the past month visiting r'.'-
MNr. and Mrs. u. f, Stewart, 3l6 Nc
| EInley street have a. their guest Miss
| Virginia Milton Of ElK city KAN TINS
"'WyT Wr. and Mrs Clarence Greer and chill;
| 5ren. Bil North Lincoln street returned
/ FflIsv from Springfield. NJ, where theS
/ have been spending their Nalaugn.
! Mrs NfrFIn.a Wilson, alN NICK klnltF
| street had as dinner guest Miss kt'N-
/ ryn corning OF Broken Arrow last Mon
Mr and Mrs "a, J. Han. s23 North Main.
| rad ar dinner guests last sunday, Mt.
ana Mrs. II r. .'ewaFl ana l''e
'Ei,ss Amy Gottry, 100 North Mckinley,
had as her guests at luncheon Monday,
f, ,ilg. sarah Bales and Miss Faye Potter OF
H'Niss Nen King of MusEogee who has
! tc11 visiting friends here for several
! aays. left Thur-day for ShildeL Okla 70
/ visit her brother Russell kIns ana
family
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

The latest sporting touch IL n ban
dcau of knitted silk In Roman
stripes To iono with the predominant
ing color of sweater or jumper.
For new styles In glasses with
Colonial enamel finish in white gold
mountings, sec Doctor AngEtrelch
about them NJ Heilbrons
silk drapcrlcs have suppiantcd
winged skirts hut hens remain un-
even.
The suzanne shop, Sinclair build
Ing, Us offering some Of the exclu-
slve models In summer apparel. also
millinery. at the Amazing reductions
ma were enjoyed by the discriminate
Ing public last week. Drop In while
there IS selection.
An old period screen from China
or Japan gives n dignifled touch Of
hrt with It's two-fOld purpose of use
fitness and ornament.
II is n wcll-recognlzed fact In
social circles that a hostess offers
only the best TO her guests. Can you
not picture, then. tho pride and mt-
isflctiOn she feels in entertaining
them with the wonderful music OF
world-famcd artists az reproduced
By the Pathe Aciuello7 10 he CON
vinccd of It's superior qualities. hear
n at the Exclusive Pathe shop, 20i
East Second.
Straw flower -wrcathcd hats are
worn with cotton dresses almost TO
tho exclusion of all other types.
Need another frock or two de-
signed primarily for hot weather
,yrar2 DrDu in Schumnck- -Moore's
900 South Main and see their lovely
Eiugham and voile dresses remarka-
bly, priced at $40 and wash silks
at SIS.
Ribbon glrdles range In style
from simple braided model for II
sports costume Ia IA most elaborate
and fanciiui flower-trimmcd affair
for an evening gown.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

been The suest Of friends for the pas
Mrs. Minnie DjnFmhn Of Putsburs, Pa
returned home Tuesday. after tw'
weeks soiourn with Air. and Mrs. charIe
Mrs summer and daughter OF Kanss
Guy NO who have bees thc guests
MI and Mrs l.. a. Fowles Tor the pas
fortnight returned home saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Davenport o
wayne who have been the guest of Mr
ana Mrs. Jeas Davenport for tho pas
three weeks returned home Saturday.
Mrs q }. Dennis who was called {
Porkershutg. Va two months ego by tn
serious iliuesH ~ ner sister returned horu
Monday. leaving her sister much i'm
Mr. and Mrs psn Markham motorsd
turned homo Monday Ms. MarRham re
NAMED and viii be 'he guest of Grand
mother Markham Tor several week.
Mrs W naker was hostess to the I'm
htuldery club TUESDAY afternoon. tn
work at the close NJ which the usus
drawing contest was INDUCED Mrn stat
'oI1 holding the lucky number that drot
Mrs. Louie Pierce was hosiefs 70
little friends saturday evening In honor
tho srvcuth birthday annvsrsary N he
mauy games and did fuli iustico 10 th
retreshments served. chester receive
NAVY useful and beautiful gifts
Mrs = T. whitley save three cours
o'clock dinner Wednesday. honorln
Mi. Marie Mcfarland u Great Fail
Nnn. Tho guests were Mr. ana Mr.
walter Mcdowell Mr John Mcfarland 1
Hristuw Nf and Mrs Fsrricr, Mr an
Mrs. e. r. whitley Lowell Cotnor an
cleo Davis.
Miss Peri Burt aud ~. e. Talley wet
unitod IN nnrt.nEe saturday evening. Jul
iG. az tho Methodist parsonage. Hcveren
Ellcr officiating The bride Is the beat
uui and accomplished daughter % NJ
and Nts a. T. Burt and has grown
youuE wumauhood In our midst She w
y graduate of tho class of tg22 III
groom Is from Weich. but has been
resident ~ klcfor two years IN capacN
~ bootkecper Tor tho Gipsy Gasoline CON
pany Mr. and Mrs Tnllcv loft slndh
for a honeymoon trip through the mort
and viii be home 70 friends atu
August 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

spent the first OF the week with his
aunt, Mrs n. E warren.
Mrs c. II. Welch was morning pas
senger TO Tulsa wednesday, where she
viii visit FOR several daya
NJ L. Tolleson and Mrs Lore V. Smith
made business Trip 70 tutaula, The
cotah and Onapa last Thursday and Fri
Mr and Mrs caller and family departed
Friday evening for thoir home in Quin
ton. Okla. after several months spent
Douglas Gambrei, grandson Of Rev
and Mrs J.. b. Gambrel IL spending
several days with TRENDS in HASKELL this
week.
Mrs Abis Humphrey and daughters
Pauline ana June left Monday morning
for Prairie Grove, Ark, to visit tho for
mers parents, who live there,
The services at the Baptist church for
next sunday have been poHponod as the
charge Of a revival meeting at sunny
| siie schoolhouse, which begins on that
date,
X. n. Tolieson ana family VIII leave
| the latter part % tho week for Tuf1ula
/ 90 spend several days there with trlg-
| lives, later going 20 wichita Falls, Texas.
position with the Lone star Gas COM
pauy. Sir. Toleson has been r. resident
/ Of Co~eta Tor soma months and his many
/ friends here predict success for him 'n
his new business venture.
/ The Thursday Social club met with
/ Mrs. II n. Brlm last Thursday after
auction bridge. followed by two.coufso
] luncheon. Those present other thon reg.
ular members were Mrs. Mllhurn, Mrs
| Cowen, Miss Tholma Allen and Mira MARY
A Wright ot KanHaE city Punch was
/ served throughout the afternoon. Mrs
W. Vernon delivered a special sele'-
/ ton. this being the closing Meeting ~
the club Tor the summer The club
now consists Of "a members ana each Ie
] ports that the pHst year has been ono
| OF the most rlooptnt years for tho club
I ala s.H .Hff.HN DO. al d
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

Nrvs ryITrhnsr loft Thursday for
Chicago where sha Will spend "o'0' '"'
weeks. - -,.,.t-,-
Ga spent several days IN okemAh INC
latter mart ~ the week. He was OF
leave OF absence and was on u" WY ~
visit his home in Indiana, ,,.,,,,,,,,e
Attorney s. l.. OBanuon ~ Ohm! Rge
was in Okemah Tuesday nni NeLnes
day attending 70 some business mA'''Is
Attorney Roy Hackensmlih was Hn
0ESm3h visitor hns !Es wsobel9ny 5T'i OF eyeninF
Attorney William 4. Hiatt OF Sh,,nn1,,
gee was in Okemah Tuesday nn''"A
business before tho district court he,s- 49,,
Miss Maude Z, Malth"~E and Mrs
uooga Tenn, is guest OF Mr' anu ''''
Nj. and Mrs. Raymond Fields oi OKLA
home city. arc in Okemah vls'lhb "''"'
FOLK ana enjoying their NtcAL' 0' ,,-.
Mrs Leroy Moss and daugn'er MtIH
Gale Moss are visiting her parents ~
and Mrs r. II. skpworth' at f''u''"'
Judge Inclan n. wright Of sapnlph'
a candidate Tor the supreme court pen.n,
was IN Okemnh few days tho '"''''
Mrs. Kate Atchison left sunday tor
guuri poInts where she Will spend
month IN visiting relatives and irlehnS,
Mrs. j. l.. Matthews entertainer 49,. "".,'
her Of the younger SGT lasi lu,,.aS W,nIe
ing in honor OF her guest, MISE Na'"'
Elsie Matthews Of Chattanooga. '',n
Mr.. and Mrs. ", a. HoWeH or Hna w., ",,,,,I
arrived in Okemoh Monday mn.lII ''nfi
Will make their home hero. MI, nov
has been empIoyed as secretary of the
Retal Merchants association heItr
Y. r. Bowler and Mrs. W. ). Lhonl
son returned home Friday from i.I' ,',t t,e ,,.
death OF Mrs. r. NJ. Lewis. mother soi
Mrs Bowler Mrs Lewis was struck py
an automobile and died from the 'esu'''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

gone to Eureka Springs, Arb. 10. spord
several weeks. They viii he Joined there
I'm two weeks by Mt. Bryant.
Monday from Chauute, Kan, whore they
Miss Ius Melons is entertaining hcf
aunt. Mrs Ella 4. Seita ~ Oakland, CALI
who arrived here Monday
Mts ~ @ Carson and dnushicr, Doris
went 90 Kaw city Monday TO visit roIa-
Mrs Roscoe walker was hostcas Wed.
rrsday at q o'clock luncheon to m"iHunr'
ot the Wednesday Bridge club. cards
followed the luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Burnette and dlurh.
tor Miss Claudia purnette, lrft Iurdgv
for Houston. Texas ts teman week
They won't IN their car
Miss sybu Woodward is entertaining
Miss Alice gtrowVellc of Tulsa. who at.
rived Monday 70 spend the remainder ot
Mr ana Mrt %. r. Muafd and Mi hud
Mrs Fred whiting have gone ON unn.hH
outing tp lakce In Minnesota ami other
states. 1hcy are making the 'up over.
~ and Mrs W. o. pudne and th.ir
daughter. Alice May pudine, returned ihe
first of tho week from trim, nhlo W.
Uidinr's former home, whero they bad
been visiting relatives month.
Mr. and Mrs 4. N. widipwa observed
their flrst wedding auuiyctHarv sunday.
1uiy iG when they entertained o. one
O'Clock dinner guests from IulHh. J n'
guests were Mr, and Mrs wallace
/ Franklin ana NuunE som bNkht bnN 'l
nnl Mrs LLOYD r. Bayer.
Mrs Edmond Kennedy icft tho fret ~
the week for kinslcy Kan. She was nc.
compauiod by her children, Edmond. irt
ana julia who viii remain with ih.lr
grandmother while Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy
and their daughter. Miss Anna Blake Ken.
nrdy. tour Europe.
The business Womon'r club cn''If1'N'0 ri
informally Wednesday niEht with swim
ming PARTY NJ Iakoyiew nniuEsWout park
! The girls had the rwimWlnE pool reserved
fur Two hours They are arranging io
/ IescrNe the pool one evening WN"N t.r
! their own club and one morning week
| fot the Camp Eiro EiflH.
! Three Camp FiTua were orgluidci here
Monday night. under tho auspices ~ h0
HueIupsa NVumen'a club The Eusrdlhua
/ selected for the fires were Mrs Bright
| Roddy. Mra y. B Payne and SITS Dora
] Civeus. Secretaries appointed were Wv
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Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. s A. Milan.
baby girl Tuesday night.
MrH' y. d Nestbrook ana cnl!dren hre
visiting friends In birmingham, Ala.
Mrs. J. l.. Skelton and children are
spending the month at Bella Vista.
Mrs. A. W. Meadows Of Tulsa is Waiting
Mrs. + Roberts has as her guest Mrs.
G.. H. Mason ot lola, Kan.
Miss Lucy Williams who has been visit
Ing friends IN Sapulpa returned home the
first Of the week.
James shewmaker and oddeue REYNOLDS
OF Tulsa spent the day Sunday visiting
friendH and relatives here.
Mrs H. II Spencer has as her guest
her mother, Mrs, F. a. Cook Of Lawrence
Wr and Mra. Bob whitenton are the
?-cua parents ct = baby hoy horn Sunday
Miss Esther Brink returned wednesday
afternoon from Okmulgee where she has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs, LaNan
Warren the past week -
Miss Mary Jones who has been visiting
Miss Nell HolnnFsworth tho past lew
weeks returned 10 her home ~ Pit'sonrs'
N33, Mr. MSPdiyi sad nrs r. T. Griffin %n,er,aln.a
Informally "Wednesday evening az th.ir
quests Misses Blanoh and Adele Grltiin OF
Houstan. MisF., viola Haynes; No ',tts.
Dwight Gardner, Don Lincoln and Don
Mrs. N. A. Porman entertained rhnrs
day afternoon with a children's party IN
honor Of her son Boh, the occasion matk-
ing his sixth birthday. About 20 NIUE
guests were present and At the close ot q
most enjoyable afternoon refreshments
MIR. and Mrs. Pleasant Pharris enter
taincd Tuesday evening Az their home Wfst
~ town In honor u their guest. JACK
La,shaw of Honolulu. 7. II. picnic
lunch wa. enjoyed on tho lawn ~ Z
o'clock and the remainder of the evenlnE
was spent IN games snd dancing Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. u. n. h2nl.s.
Misses Elsie Norge. Katie Reese ',Ne
shcetz, Florence Roberts and Glen1ine
Cosper; Messrs Jack Latshaw, John llF-
rim Lowell Macley and Marvin Kan.
Honorirg their house guests. Misses
Adele and Rlanch Griffin of Houstan,
Miss, Mr. and Mrs. h. l.. Grittn gave q
line marty Monday evening at the 'ols
theater. After the show the guests W'l
Invited 10 the Griffin home, so5 West Con
try. where a room was decorated 10 rePr"'-,
sent a japanese garden and retreshmeh hls
were served The guests present W.
Misses Adele and Blanch Griffin May'n'
jackson. Marjorie Guymon. Mary Martin
Ruby Norris viola Haynes, VIENNA Lax
and Elizabeth O'Rrian ~ Lawrence, Nan,
Messrs Ralph pious, W. Il, Lowe. MOTH
Alder. George Homer, Lyle klple, S4,l
Thomas, Amer Lincoln, James Hudson ""o
Dwight Gardner.
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honor sn,ertaInsa wsanssaay morn

in her honor entertained Wednesday morn,
ing AZ bridge
Mrs. Lee Warren Crutoher entertained
the Merric Makers Friday afternoon. ne
different clubs. although disbanded fut the
summon, continue TO meet
Mrs H. Ball entertained with . fried
chicken supper Friday evening ~ Finuee
Hollow, h0uoring her cousin James Child
crs ~ Indianapolis and Miss Marie ilai-
ter Of Oklahoma IIy About guests
Miss Ethel Butler Of Carthage. Mo- one
of Holdcnv!ue.s most popular tea. hris
was married Monday evening, 70 Albert
Allen. member ot one OF HoldenVillos .
oldest and most respected families.
Mrs. clyde Lucas entertained at tooN
al her beautiful home Thutsday morning
~ Nus,bgee. aud her two sisters, the
N,aa,s Marlin. She was assisted IN s"rv-
iug dainty bteakiau b. Mrs John
Hr ana Mrs Maurice Mullius returned
Monday from thor honeymoon tir
Through tho west During thair trlp lh'g
visited san francisco, SAT- lake Ivy '."
Denver, stopping on their way home 20
visit sir Mullins people At Scnecr' NO.
Mrs Mullins wps Miss Marian Nashlns
ton. one Of Hodenville's most popular
''6ns o.; the most deiishtfui affairs OF
tho Feaaun was tho tea teudorcd 20 hhouN
On of her most Intimate iirnur uy ~.
WuI Eubauks honoring her daushi', Mt M
graata Widerar Of Hollywood, col Ihe
roaf-s we're beautifully decorated Win
/ tnafta daisies ana marlEoldS tho cntot
s.hcrne OF white and yellow eelnE car issa
..f a1cesasfuliy In every particular ~ lhe
..,ut In the receiving line with M't-
ZONES Eutanks ana Widener were NE,
danes " H. scott c. + Home! =
Wilmington and Hiil Smith. lhe Mirrr-
v.,I-', tt.,yeI and Anna Helle AtkinH
faintiy dispensed tea and Miss C0Ir.ne
,iyons cakes in the dining room. Mlshe ,
si,r. vyidrner and Hanna Wclch served
n Ia, tte rnrspfi0n hall while niue
Mas Margaret Wideuor took care OF 'h'
n-uraNL.k I'm the lIvlnE room.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-23

For early morning until late art
ernoon, at mountain, lake or
seashore resort, the predominatlns
feature in every woman's wardrop,e,
is-sports clothes. How she VIII
reyel in the style. fit, comfort ana
pleasing prices Of the knitted sports
outfits in artistic color combinations
at Miss Jackson's Exclusive shop
Sinclair building. Equally as attrac-
tive in value and quality Is thelr as,
sortment of hats for both sports ana
dress wear.
Beach wraps are generally OF
knitccd wool. In all colors, trimmer
with hands of contrasting color al
neck and hem. But they may also
he of duyctyn, waterproof NeiNe''
and Terry cloth.
A visit 10 Miss Lehlgh's Smart
Vogue shop. 523 South Main, always
results in interesting news for YOU
nv readers. Miss Lehigh Is now IN
New York making her selection OF
Fail apparel OF the usual Vogue
Standard and during her absence TINS
shop is showing their complete hne
of lovely summer dresses at most
tempting prices!
Motoring through Long Island, so
writes a friend, one encounters loud
striped soft woolcn wraps, some in
yoke effects and iii Roman stripes.
whilc others in plain colorings were
COllurcd with gray fox or mouiilon.
Dropping in at Heilbron's, Second
and Main, this week, | learned some
thing that will be OF interest 70 tho
modern housewife whose delight is
appropriate and beautifully-designed
silverwaTe. Preparatory TO moving
to their new location, Fourth and
Main. they are offering lovely pieces
OF hollow ware and flat ware nj most
tempting price--a part OF the col
/ lection being reduced 10 one
half price. Don't miss seeing them,
watch their windows.
yellow and beige channels gloves
[ I'm gauntlet style trimmed I'm black
| stitching are fnvoritcs for travel ana
/ sports wear.