The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-31
Joyous and Happy Nelv Year Foll01vs C1risf111ase
Signs of the
Times

Someone has asked n Tulsn en.
phasizeS socially its debutante SET
Il and now they are launched into tbt
sphere Of society. Truthfullv sucol,
ing, Tulsa society is a most informa
sort of thing. Not, any citv az II.
size. or larger for that matter. has 2
more distinguished set. Beautif,,
luatrons and girls who stand muster
with any society set. Social func.
tons stands pre-eminent by virtue of
beauty, suartness and wealth. In
the country club and within the
magnificent BONES OF the citv a re
given affairs that Will equal anv
given In New York City, Washington
chicago, New Orleans or san Fran
cisco, 20 make a wide sweep of 1t
But still, Tulsa society has some.
thing to accomplish. 1t has not been
go long ago that there was talk
about organizing Junior league
here Just what has been accom-
plished with that domain has not
been learned. Larger cities have a
Junior league 1t is carrying Goals
70 Newcastle to tell Tulsa people
what the Junior ieague is and what
i. stands for. Kansas City is stag
ing is Junior league follies during
The holiday season and II ia the
cream OF Christmas events in that
city at which the debutante set will
step forth into the limelight.
IL not a Junior league in Tulsa.
why not have some stellar club here
launch Itself as a chatelaine par ex-
'ellont to take care or this import
ant social affair each winter? There
is very bright and lovely oppor-
tunity for the Bonanza, the Oldest
club In the city, the new Totem,
which is making it's initial bow this
Christmas; the Royal Vagabonds,
tho Lafalotte, the latter two being
composed OF girls. There is a very
charming attitude socially for any
one OF these, or all for that matter,
20 point their aims skyward SO as to
be socially competent from a point
OF elegance to launch the debu-
iantes. II requires much in having
scaled the ladder of distinction.
Have the clubs attained that emf
uencef
That Tulsa is turning ever toward
the new and ths more enlightening
and up-to-date, Is always discerned. /
The Little Theater movement is a
good thing, and outsiders are recog- |
nizing Tulsa's move in this very
prominent work of culture. The /.
American ISOLATION of University (
Women is responsible. for this. Let |
some bright and entertaining spirit /
start the Junior league and by this |
Hms next year the organization will |
have a major part IN the Christmas
and New Year festivities.
And now We stand on the thresh-
old of 1928. There is no need of en-
blazoning on the horizon what we
would like TO resolve to do in this
hext year. Optimism fills the soul
of Tulsa Within it's boundaries
stand already growing monuments to
a greater citizenship, which an
nounces 20 the people within its
gates that many believe In the city
and are therefore willing to invest
their capital here. II Is a visible
sign OF progress. The mir revcrbe-
rates with the sound of better life
in every walk and movement of
civic activity, in this constant build
ing going on. The Individual mem
tally reminisces concerning 1922,t
JUST leaving us, and looks forward
10 the coming year with hope spring
ing eternal in their breastS He who
loves the world and its peoples; lie
who knows the fall OF the sparrow,
knows the heart OF each of US on
0s, the eve of tho new year. II is
a bright and lovely fought and a
sublime knowledge to put our plans
aside and leave it TO that Supreme
Mind who never fails, and say Thy
VIII, not mine, be done" Faith in
God and a perfect understanding of
Yourself will pave the way toward a
brighter things IN 1928, il you will
only trust. This is not preach
ment. 1t lS just common under
n nP
matter.
There are many. perhaps, who
confer with and adhere to conven-
t!onalities socially Gnd otherwise so
rs to properly cara for their habits ,
and customs OF life; there are news a
paper people who term some things
small town" and not according TO /
ethics, but The Worlds social de-
partment will at this time OVerstep
and deal with the
hethical department and be per-
sonal, so as 20 convey a message at
Tho new year. The department has :
Grown each year and tho calling list ,
now includes hundEeds of names, an
lf whom are called over the phone
by the departmental head during the \
cycle of the years months, and these
hese depends the news items that
.iiI the social columns from day 10 Z
day and they IN turn depend upon r
ms department. TO carry their news,
whether social, club, music or per-
.onal. 1t is a great community
Lamiiy, on which cooperation de- I
pends, The society editor takes This
opportunity to send a personal mes d.
age 70 each on the New Year eve. y
There springs a very close feeling IN :,
her heart at this time toward one :,
'nd all, and there Is the inclination
10 extend a wish 10 everyone for 4
ilad and happy new year, and with q
he expression Is attached a promise n
hat with their assistance, the col
lmns OF the paper in which they
laye shown appreciation from time /
o time will grow, II they continue D
% associate their interest in the tu- g
ure as they have in the past, ],
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