The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17
Society Forecast Looks Gay for Coming Fortnight ~
Signs of the
Times

Times
ono who looks about each week
o.. material to write signs Of the
r.r4ss.r needs not to go hungering
these days. The sign Of the times
r.s seen everywhere. on the streets,
.1 the stores. In tho great office
buildings. in the churches' me
...1.Is and sweetest or all places IN /
.f.. homes. The Christmas spirit
IA found I'm all these places ana /
r,.rgs glad tidings OF the time when .
Christ was born ia a manger and |
f.- whom all the world has reJotced |
s.rce that time Blest spirit that /
+,14 the heart of humanity to be /
Dad A time when we give red .
T.sas 10 the living either in reality /
or hv the hand clasps warm and !
+-uc that mean more than any ma !
.a-.al gift that was ever sent.
i, Is time when we have less
Of s.ll-soeking and less bitterness In
pur hearts 1t is a time when we
care more to keep our footsteps to-
ward truth and right. We care more
10 serve, we have more peace and
1aya In our hearts for our nelZhbors
and we are slauncheT to our friends.
we find our inclinations are more
toward smoothing the way for
others. We love to praise sincere
eudelvor and our thoughts become
freal and are made manifest in gem
erous acts towards those with
whom we come in contact. Christ
"a nearer the earth at this season
than ever before and 1t is his spirit
that leads.
The older folk are, as usual TAX
ing the rear seats for the forthcom-
Ink fortnight and from the early
DAYS of the week just upon us, until
the New Year Is here with Joy in
Hs coming the younger set are go
'ur 10 trolic. That "a the correct
term Just watch the calendar from
now until that day. The mornings
the moons, the afternoons, and the
nights are all "calendared up" with
parties galore. John, Bob and Mary
are coming home from college for
the holidays. They are coming from
as far east as the Atlantic and as
far west as from the Pacific. II il
is not John, Bob and Mary, It is g
loved one who is coming 70 spend
the happy time OF the year with you
in your home.
Put The great back log to your fire,
hang The holly and mistletoe bQugh
where it may be seen. Place the fir
or cedar tree in just the right cor
uer and doll 1t up, not only for the
kiddIgs whose eyes will be just as
bright as the silver tinsel trapplngs,
but for the older ones in the home
who, perhaps have silvery streaks in
their haAr and lines in their faces
where once their cheeks were as
smooth az satin. But their hearts
are young, Just as young today as
yesterday and they will love the
Christmas tree and IT'S gifts which
speak to them In a sweeter Ian
guage than was ever told---the Ian
guage that tells you that you are
among the loyed--.the blest Of earth
and are remembered. To be re-
membered-that Is the secret Of
heart content. Laughter and Joy will
reign crown heads on the throne,
that Is within the kingdom of happy
hearts. Cares will no longer be felt.
This condition viii reach to the ut
term0st corners of Tulsa for think
ing ones are working ont plans for
those who are not able to think and
do for themselves. These serious
minded ones are garnering through
the empty stocking fund the shekels
with which comfort and cheer will
be supplied for the unfoTtunates and
there viii come a blcst feeling on
christmas morn to know that as
Christ so loved US and proved IT,, go
DO We love him by making the ami
Nersary of His birth q happy time
: Ior the people within our compass.
All, something new under the sun
One Tulsa society matron Is arrang-
ing Photographic book Of hel
friends and those with whom she IS
acquainted by taking the photo.
lraphs from the newspapers eacl
sunday and accompanying each pic
ture Is something about the friend
snip between the two--or the &C
gJainanceship, II you please Ad
ded thereto are intimate bits Of gos
ZIP 90 would you say? Lovely
For instance, This l consider tht
best picture I have ever seen OF Mt
dear friend Mrs. S.. [ alWay
loved her in that blue gown for
SHOWS her beautiful neck and arm
To perfection. | like the pose. TOO.
mis- picture Of Mrs. SO and SO wa
= last sundays edition and surei,
" SHOWS my friends beauty and grace
either not lovlier than her sum
opposition. We have been grea
friends ever since a whole sifmme
spent al Colorado Springs when W
learned and had time 20 look int
tteh others graces as well as to not
-.thluencies, too" To say, inter
's.ng is this Photographic collec
'H We'll would you not think so
announcements
Mrs. Ned C Rigsbee has entoude
munitions TO n luncheon which sh