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New Britain herald., 1922-11-23

BUICK MOTOR cARs.-"Better cars are h. ing built and Buitk ia building th sn ,'s New Britain Buick Co.,. sab Arch arost. Telephone 2s70.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-23

CADILLAC JEwETT | PAIGE cARH.- Lash Motor Co.,. "A llsputsb'e concorp :" West Main. Corner Lincoln st.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Most OF you know how beneficial
Mrs. Leuchman's scalp treatments
are, and / have only TO suggest that
you pass the good news on 20 the
men folks OF tho family, for Mrs,
Leachman is prepared to give these
wonderful scalp treatments 10 men,
at her Hair and Beauty shop, II
East Fifth, and she has been very
successful with thin hair. and even
bald heads have responded TO this
new treatment.
Spring calls for frocks Of subducd
shades, having thrce-quarter sleeves
slit tO the elbow ana faced with
flashing green, red, yellow or pur-
pie; with neck chains or car-bobs Of
brilliancy,
TOO stout, too thin, not exactly
we'll? Then visit the Delecta Beauty
salon, over Woolworth's, whore
Eloctro-IIydro ThcrapN Carlsbad
baths physical culture and all beau-
~ aids are under tho personal at
tenuon OF experts. Miss Slble OF
Los Angeles, business manager.
Your hosiery to be really smart
must he one OF tho many wood
shades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

OUR POPULAR LADICHA SHOP
IS HERE just in time 10 show you
charming and appropriate suggcs-
tions for Easter gifts. Most of my
readers know of this branch OF the
LaDicha shop. OF Kansas City. and
will be glad TO hear that Il IS now
with Constance Wright's Corset and
Lingerie shop, East Fifth, show
ing an unusually brilliant collection
OF costume jewelry, purses and fine
perfumes.
I've noticed so many green tones
In the hats for early summer wear.
Rcscda and apple green more than
the much favored Kelly green of last
season.
Miss Lair IS in the eastern market.
and her Millinery Department at tho
Demorest Is already showing many
wonderful pattern hats direct from
her personal selection and especially
for her Easter shoppers.
A unique hcaddress noted recently
was a twist of tullo with u band of
wide black French lace sewn to &C..
which fell over the eyes and nearly
covered the nose.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

No, Il IS not too late TO have that
photograph artistlcally framed at
the Rivkin studios az Fourth and
Boulder I would suggest, however,
that you take your picture down tho
first OF the week TO insure a nice
variety Of frames from which to
make your selection,
The really smart touch 20 tho
Spring toilette, according TO my
New York fashion letter, is the neck
lace with earrings 10 match.
Jean Fisher is showing exquisite
pattern hats, at the Sa-Voie. Shop
of Women's Apparel, East Fifth.
Among them / noticed the new felts
in the most charming colors and
shapes.
Last season there was n unity I'm
style which was most noticeable.
This season, on the contrary, no one
seems TO cling TO any particular
style, every woman seeming TO have
set unto herself the particular fash
ion best suited 10 her type,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

"stouter sister" 20 be fitted correct
ly and comfortably. No two figures
require the very same corset, that's
why | carry six complete lines OF tho
very best corsets," said this popular
corsotiere when asked her for cor
set news yesterday.
For resort wear, u Il considered
smart To- have hats To match the
soft colorcd batlstc dresses. Very
good looking nrc those bound with
Organdy and trimmed Ia n bow of tho
organdy bound with the batistc.
n you will drop In and sec them
you will buy ono and maybe more.
I'm raving about tho dark tailored
Hats for Suits, ON sale at the Mann
Hat shop, I'm tho Sinclair building,
at real "Blashing' prices.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Mrg +, A. Mccormick and Mrs, Charles
Vance were visitors IN Tulsa Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. John Holcomb spcnt few
DAYS last week with friends at Muskogoc.
A private dance was hold Ht tho home
Of Mr.. ana Mrs John Holland Monday
evening.
Mta George Beers ier Thursday morn.
ing for Miami where she goes for a few
daya On business.
Nc and Mrs NJ -,ncs went to Ra,
mona Tuesday 20 visit their daughter.
Mrs, Dewey HaddoCk
Work % tho baseball grounds at the
new tourist park was postponed Thurs
day on account ~ the rain,
Mrs, James Thomas ana Joe Lewis
spent tho weekend with Mr.. Lewis In
HeuTyetta, returning Thursday afternoon.
Mfs. r g, Garner. formerly OF tho tole-
phone service here returned homo 20
Ramona Monday after spending few
daEa with nlouds
Nrs. W. a, Palmer returned Tuesday
morning from sulisaw, whore she was
called by the death of an uncle Il, W
starr who died April ],
Mils Helen Patterson was hostess % a
caCG given az the American Legion hall
saturday night Tho C1llInHyiIlo or8hes-
ira furnished the music.
Mrs Harry lruiI1H, who has been yls-
itlug nor mother Mrs "fgI1ruruioh of this
place few days, returned homo TO Bar
uesyillo Monday afternoon,
Miss Myrtle Malcolm returned 90 her
home In Elk city Kan, Tuesday after
noon. She had been visiting hrr sister,
Mrs. J L. Butler, OF tns place a foW
days..
An enjoyable evening was spsnt AZ the
home OF hiss Eva bryant By several
couples OF young people Friday evening.
Aftsr tho dancing a dainty luncheon was
served,
AfTs N. II, shanks and Mrs. c. c. Ne.
Cuiiough Will be hostcsseA 10 the T,adies
Ala and Missionary society OF the Chris.
Cuilough Thursday.
The p. ~ O. slsterhnod met In regular
session at the home OF Mrs. Il W. Howeli
saturday afternoon. Aplu l. with Mca-
danfes T. W. and W. =. Howeu aa nos.
,ssaes The new president Mrs a n
Rsrtlett. presided In very eharmins
maupsr. The preEram was study ol
Caudls ana Mrs, A. Knapp A
.relose OF tho session delicious refresh
.'snts were served, The next mettin
wiIbs at Lhs hems Of ArN J, A. ReAylI
AREB .
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

very things we want This week u
IL Easter gifts, and one OF the most
attractive iB the candles, 6 eggs IN
a crate for 80 cents, chocolate COW
crod eggs fillcd with rich vanilla
cream and strawberries, pineapple,
cherries and other fruit, each one
attractlvely packed In a bunny box,
IS, 25 aud 90 cents each, OF course
lovely box candles are IN this dis
play and the best grades or hard
candles in bulk, very reasonable IN
price,
Originality Is n distinguishing fea-
turo Of tho smart hats one sees az
tho Henley Hat Shoppe, 623 South
Boston. Beautifully handmade mod
els. mover two alike, and offered at
moderate prices this
season 10 introduce this exclusive
Home Millinery Shoppe 20 tho ladies'
who appreciate tho convenience or
q quiet shop charming hats, ana
moderate prices,
Dimitlcs IN stripes ana dotted
Swiss combined with Orgnndy are
noted in some of tho latest chill
drcn's frocks.
An TFa afnr plfti And
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09


torcsting To me were the book. suy.
cial Easter stationery. baskets .f
eggs, bunnies and ducks Cduuks TIM,
really quack) dainty pieces OF I.U.
clry ana n world OF playthugs from
the inexpensive on up TO the most
luxurious.
Frocks of checked silk ginrham
are combined with silk or Orgaudy
trimming and wide sashCs.
The many friends and patrons OF
Mrs. Coyle, representing tho noted
Van Dyke Fur company OF Kaus1s
CITY, will be pleased to hel" tu1t
she is now at Miss Jacks0us ENulu-
slve shop in the Sinclair hu.llue.
where she will receive tho furs YOU
are not wearing for summer storage.
Mrs. Coyle Is also showing many
smart furs for summer wear.
A friend Just back from Havana.
says, "AithOugh one almost never
lms occasion 20 wear wrap during
the daytime In Cuba. the nights are
cool enough for quite warm wraps
and some wear furs for motoring"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Al the Wetzell Galleries, COS South
Boston avenue, l found displayed
the most charming bowls and vases
for~the spring flowers. A black glass
pan, eightcn inches in diameter, with
white edge, would look like a mir
rored pool. II filled with hyaclnths
in white and orchid and pink; little
Jade green vases for new violets;
great cylinders Of blown amber glass
for boughs of dogwood All beautiful
and useful at this season.
Wood beads are used In design on
many yoilc and linen frocks for
summer wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
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Iuo charm ~ individuality ig
stamped uu each and every article
shown 40 Miss JlrIsonH Exclusive
shop. in tho Sinclair building, max
lHr it Almost desirable place 10 soor
tHH distinctive Easter glla Very
prominent this season, So the coll
lection Of costume IrWclrv shown
hero. which includes only tho ,huln-
ost and most unusual pioce sets
Hosiery too, iH uf special Interest
rinht now ana { noticed very smart
r.lk ana li.l, hose among tho new
arrivals. or course those are only u
few OF the suggestions shown for this
particular Eift time.
TwCcd4 do not stop nj suits and
cunt-; there nrc also riding habits.
blouse combinations. handbags. mii-
linCry. separate skirts and sCnIf- Of
tiis much favored material.
Dropping into Misa I.ohlgh'a
smart Vogue shop in the Now wright
building. whore style. character and
dash, seem TO bo I'm tho very ntm1g-
phorC whllo ono vlows tho dlstlnc-
tive drcHaug. suits. wraps. hats end
sports apparel that have "comet in"
from the pcrH1u1l selection ot Miss
Luhlrh who ls now iu New York.
Truly We have entered n most inter-
cstlnK season OF Intriguing color
combinations and the general air of
individuality reminds ono Of an old
fashioned garden OF beautiful flow
cr7 Tls thrilling g-my feminine
rcadcrs-to visit this particular
showing OF scnsonablo attire.
Eleanor Gum says; zone Of the
most difficult situations In the world
is for ~ woman 10 find herself sup
piled with u wardrobe which. no
nnttcr how extensive, n innpprO-
pirate for her environment.
Hoilbron's Lending Jowclry store.
No Second ana Main, is certainly
living up 90 It's reputation or. "A
Jewel GIFT shop" by Of
ferlng confirmation and Easter GIFTS
Of appropriateness and unusual val
ues. Rings. pearls. vanitles. mesh ]
bags. bracelets and many. many
other distinctive suggestions. ! no.
ticod special prices on many ~
those articles, including wrist
making it possible 20 So
cure a very desirable gift at mod
crate cost
All fashion writer's seem con-
ccrncd moro or less with tho snmc
details, length of skirt, sleeves, ma
tcrinls aud Colors. and ns near ns
I cnn tell, all agree that there II q
decided elasticity In these matters
thla sengnu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Eobcttcs TO wear with the tailored
sports suits Of tweed, are made of
MORE ribbon, with rhinestone
slides and black galnllth drop with
rhinestone center motif.
Adorable drcssy hats and sports
models for Easter. In original de-
signs, and n riot OF charming colors.
have just arrived at the Mann Hat
shop, In the Sinclair building. The
shop Of distinctive chnpeauN, in de-
tho rule.
n new Poirct frock OF jade crepe, the
skirt was of special interest, being
circular and very full and so long.
that I'm thinking the wearcr's feet
would he merely visible.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

OF MIR. Duckcr, OF London. can re-
store your hair 20 its natural color
within two hours time, by her ex-
pert application OF French Inecto
Rapid, Phone Cedar 1880 or call
nt her Marinello Approve Beauty
pnrlor, IL west Fifth, for details.
Try to do this tomorrow, that you
may be sure OF an appointment be-
fore Easter.
Crepe Romnlnc. crepe Elizabeth,
Gcorgcttc and Chiffon are mentioned
particularly for drossy frocks 20 be
worn throughout the Summer sea-
son.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Zimmerman, formerly Of the Art
Craft stationery shop. 1--WE disposed
OF my shop and am now associated
with this wonderful store and 1
wish you would extend an invitation
to my friends and former patrons
TO call here, that I may serve them
in satisfactory manner" said this
clover little business woman.
Not all twccds arc severe I'm style.
] saw very youthful model ON Main
street this week. which had u satin
ribbon tic drawn through button-
holes I'm lieu of links for fastening.
Have your furs remodclcd for
summer wear, repaired before plac-
ing storage by the fur expert at the
Mann Hat Shop in the Sinclair
building. New furs on display and
storage taken for the Famous and
Barr Co., OF st. Louis.
Really, while limitations Of amber,
jade aud Picking leu are very good,
they Only hcightcn ones apprcCia-
tiOn of the genuine.
Dr. stella Holly, chiropodlst, at the
Boot shop. is considered
authority on all foot ills.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Capes of chiffon gathered into a
neclsbnnd are predicted for summer
wear. And they tell me that some
will he made OF gayly flowered chlf-
fons, as for instance, huge roses on
n black ground.
Mothers will be interested in n visit
10 the Tiny Tots shop. sos South
Main, before Easter, for they are
showing the smartest OF dresses, bon
nets. hats and caps for children Of
all ages.
"Yusen" dycing Is the latest color
blending effect. It originates with
the Japanese and appears I'm their
most recent Haori Coats for light
evening wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
;5?s 53 ..ag?e ii. ia

Music in your home on Easter
morningl Mighty fine, and II it's
q Pathe Actuelle, well. II you will
drop around 10 the Exclusive Pathe
Shop, 522 South Main, and let them
play some of the new music Il will
be that very phonograph, for IT'S the
tone that tells and besides they
are making a very special arrange
ment for easy payment at this par
ticulnr time. Then a record OF one
OF the NEW ones wo-ld make a
very acceptable Easter gift to your
friends.
Much fcnthcr-stitching and her
rlngbOnc- stitching Is used on dresses
for children and young girls.
The suzanne Shop, Fifth and Main
Sinclair building, speciallzcs I'm tho
art OF choosing colors and lines that
best become the individual, making
douhly interesting the exclusive
frocks, suits, sports apparel, and
hats now showing. Combined with
the Costume jcwelry ana accessories
noticed unusual Easter gift sug-
gcstions.
Another feature that makes Itself
known nc the morning outings and.
indeed, for afternoon tea as wclI, Is
the short separate Jacket.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

The younger set are wearing most
simple robe de Chcmlse type of
frock with an allovcr beading In un-
noticeable pattern.
The Mann Hat shop In the Sim
clair building is offering all dark
straw hats for children, Mt cost.
Mothers will find these very wear
able right now aud splendid values
For summer wear I'm told, We will
see many large hats, turned up In
front and heavily trimmed with
flowers and grasses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09


For evening wear, they say, white
Is I'm high favor, as well as all the
bright shades, including cherry, dan
dclion, yellow, soldier blue, new
rose and many shades of green.
values.
How time flies--only n few more
weeks and warm weather will be
here. I realized this quite fully
when visiting the Weinberger Mod
iste shop. 1929 South Galveston, yes
terday and saw dozens Of adorable
summer frocks and sports apparel
being finished for those who believe
in being prepared for the first warm
days. Better place your order this
week TO avoid the rush that is bound
to come at the last minute.
Beige footwear and stockings are
much talked OF at present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

ter, phone Usage 1910,
"a woman should find the most
becoming style for her 20 effect, and
then stick to Il, with only subtle
changes" says Irene Castle.
Metallic and plain hemstitching,
buttons covered, all kinds OF pleat-
ing done at the Louvre Millinery
Shop, ~ West Fifth.
ON a recent evening. at beauti-
fully appointed dinner party, the
frocks worn were unusually effec-
tive. Many different shades OF orr
child, considerable white and light
green were the colors most favored.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

with Easter in mind, / wandered
into the Demorest. sos South Main,
and on through to tho French room.
whore was greeted with a spring
atmosphere, and a hint Of early
summer days. by n collection Of
frocks. for each and every hour Of
tho day. embracing tho charm Of
every new mode, every touch and
every smart fabric. when l noted
tho prices-well / Just wanted 10
phone each and everyone OF you,
10 drop I'm this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
--Willidm Brightly RaHds.

Girlsl Don't delay Decide ...-
how much money you will need t..
your summer vacation, then on,r a
vacation savings account at the BIZ
National bank at Fourth and Main
and pcrsistcntlv add 10 it each r,J
day so that when the ,aru.fua,. 4
time arrives, you are financially ....
pared. / know that most of t.y
believe in preparedness. and r..E
many new accounts will be or.r. A
this week.
II you would be quite up-tu.fho.
minute, you'd surely have one of f,o
new silk and wool lace blouse. for
sports wear.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Frame your copy of The Blue Boy
from Tho Ladies Home Journal as
1u Easter glft. 1ts really wonder
ful print, and tho way they frame
~ m Tho MCGEE shop. % West
Third street iH a revelation.
Iringcd Tweed skirts. worn very
short, are being seen about town, In
the very bright Colors of checks.
Tho very finest quality silk TN
dcrthiugs ] have seen in a long time
ure now offered at Tho Oriental
Fine Artq shop, 1OOs South Main.
Thcy come in most CutlCing shades.
too. besides white nud pink. But
that's not an, for they arc exquisite
" hand embroidered ana got OF with
two-iouo ribbons. Coming NJ thoy
DO, dlrcCt from Japau's finest silk
and ncodlo-craft Coutor, YOU may be
Furo of seeing something decidedly
lovely, and economical because Of its
quality
II l. nn undoubtcd fact that the
wnistbnud of a suit skirt viii en-
cviiably tend 10 slip up over the top
of ~ hiplcss corset which means
ono should have - corset particularly
planned tO be- worn with suits.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Say Il with Flow
ers," ~ indeed appro-
pirate at Easter time,
and FOR Easter flow
cTH, especially lilies, l
would suggest you
place your order as
early as possible with
the Clark's Flower
shop, twill insure
choice selections and
satisfactory deliveries.
Phone or mail orders
for small or large
numbers OF flowers
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

orations for the table, Easter party
favurs 10 tho Dennison crepe paper
department. Distinctive Easter cards,
and GIT suggcstious that will please
you, In fact this IS store every
woman will enjoy knowing, a store
that Is continuously bringing out the
new and original I'm their line
Many women while dressing most
charmiugly, pay too little attention
to dCtail In being properly shod.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

At the walk over Boot SHOP, 413
South Main, Milady will find dis
tlnctivo shoe for each and every oc-
Casion. Many new spring and SUM
mer models have just come in,
which are OF special interest TO tho
woman who Is Interested IN COM
plotlng her we'll dressed appearance
for Easter festivities. when looking
at these smart shoes one Is Inn
pressed with the moderate prices that
prevail throughout this splendid
Boot shop.
For the spring calling we see
dainty Card-cGscs covered with Jap
anCsC Tapestry BrOCndc.
For that special cake. homemade
candy and Easter gift suggestions,
visit Mrs, Orr's Home Gift shop, coo
South Boulder
Capes and cape coats are the fav-
orcd wraps with spring frOcks.
Hemstitching correctly done, but
tons covered 10 order by the Misses
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Drop into Ye Olde
Pet Shoppe this week
to make selections.
Mail orders will re-
ceive careful and
prompt attention.
Listen to this. one
thousand baby chics
and five hundred
rabbits will be here
tomorrow for this
particular showing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09
Elizabeth Ann Looks About Town and She Saws
State Society


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BROKEN ARROW.
Mr.. Charles Dalton spent sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hutton spent th
day In Tulsa Tucsdav
Mrs +. s. ifurd b. home from = pleasan
trip 20 Dallas ana Galveston. THr1H.
Mrs. S Jameson ana daughter. Hes'
and Mrs Fave warden Fpcut tho IA
Sunday in Tulsa.
Miss Isthq T7olio is hrre from wichita
Mrs Anna EgcIT
Mics Vera NrIear ~ Tulsa srent IN
daughter. 1tthB.
A. ~. sfrafrr returned Sunday frur
weeilt vis.t tr his mo'nHU Mfs Eli hOi
man, ~ Manhattan, Ean.
Mrs y j.. Uf.U0t .sN Tursday 81
iirsss of , sisic- ~ rrr nlauaf
Nfsasra auI NcadawD7 A.. ~. NFNIr'
snd n ~ Mitchell roiurnrf W"lnerI 1'
fror, n ffw HHra' ,.It fU oklahoma CIV
Mr. and Nfa 81. H CNrHuHt'n hn
two younr sons 90 muIs1 weIo gus7ia o'
Mr. and Mrs ". b i-~ tur.rE ih' "''"
vy srF Sire " A uBrh lrN MONDAY
evening r.r EHurna '1r fHr % cons.
tion with sra..I#H r.F'fllng "'a
MIA v ST. U1.rHrd ~ TulH' h1H I'-
turned home ars. woke 'i.'i 70 N..
school nrr- urn.Hu Arrow. 49, 1....
N'isa "aHrI NrArrI# N No 'g"'''
rurie school ..n'" .u'n' 'h' ",'h
wih hrr mother Nra Mary J.. ".
A. iiy and ofn.- r.HHv.a
NJ arI Mrs f'|..N .in1 .i ''-
euuIrse arfut fh. "'.h ..1 WIN ..
Copeland r0'her M. 600 I'"'' anu
other rrHEru Arrow r..H' .H
Fnnaa IH.I.. l0.".. I..trn AFi..
resiF6rf. vHH nf.7 from .WH1 Il'. 10Y
i7otlnr n0,r nHHiuu'' matters nhl We
NfrF Tho H.". .F flHi.' li'L
praff " U Uowuiur nrI y. v. Inu.'''
newly cno.au uordV ~ 'no hlnt'n az.
oySr fran l.,n o. its week cod With
ffisrAf.
Nr. ono Nra v y l'" mo'girl 20
TuIss Eur1B. f.r tho dI# with iNgnlH
a iggo verI,f NIsif 60 htr mother nf
Cair1a. Kan.
Nr and NrH v. w. Nad'r arc "hi'r'
uo,bsrt n roIard. who nre horo a.
atttIng rev T. N. CurnIug. local rH7.
Tor In tho roviv0i meeting a. inc flrH'
a isrre number NJ rearrv'rons have
bs,p made ~ broken Arrow snrluiy f1.k
for ,hs ptrfurmHnsr NJ "ullud Youth, ~
convention hau Monday oF'n'nr. Th1
e,rapr the Younger Fot
ST." Mace Halo ~ Tulsa Hpont tho even
acqualntaurca md attending the REGULAR
t,,rtiag of the l. o. O D. lodge, having
retained hia ncmhcrahfp with tho local
order uplu hla removal from tho cry
Nr' nrd Mrs. g. y niount entertained
q email fU|uuuuv with % Handsomely nu-
polptFd dinner on Friday evening Win
rovera laid for tho following MT ana
Mia ~ H. Sanders md son, Nurtun, !
Nj and Nrr Jake Proctor ana Hnb, COLE .
vim and Mrs a. English.
Nfrs / u pfowoI was hostess NJ the |
,ysettnr of tho Ladies Aid society " the |
paptiEt church fur the month Of March, |
bsid on Friday ~ last wock Twenty. !
flve ruembera responded tn roll call and /
60 tntgYsatinr Vr0rraNu wuu presented. /
foiiowed hy delicious rofrcshments
Mira N /, Sanders returned Sunday /
sftsrnbon from CoffeyvIiie, where Sho was |
called two weeks $50 BY tho Illness ~ /
ber daughter Mra. Tom Jameson. Hrokon |
friends
rt,d VI iearn ~ much tmpruNCmcnt In her /
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Vannle Reed, at
Wright's. 4l6 South
Main. has made a
study OF solving cor
set problems for both
stout and slender Fix %
ures, for really tho
slender woman re-
qulros Just as careful
nttpptiDu ng N or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-09

Easteri trilled robin throat Easter! smiled
n flower. Spring seems caught and held in the
wonderful Easter cards I saw at the McGee
shop and the thought came to me that we
should all add 20 the Easter happiness of our.
songers