The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
Slams of the Times


With heated political campaign
last week in which women were in
terestod, even II they did not turn
out en- masse and vote, with society
lazily leaning back and resting these
quiet Lenten days, there is rot much
Of local colorlng. The ever-popular
form OF entertaining ones friends
these days is the two and threo-table
bridge, but one never gushes over
such trifles as these. you know.
Clubs continue to have programs
that are very interesting, and these
are kept in line with the work OF
the organization. Kiwanis club put
over their book drive for tho local
library in a magnificent manner, and
the thorough way I'm which their
committee worked, and the capable
way headquarters for the campaign
handled business was according TO
true Kiwanis style. Health associ-
,stions are having a milk campaign
this spring which IS to insure better
health for people, especially chill
dren. Housewives are establishing
n mental attitude towards cheaper
milk which will doubtless bo felt by
distributors in time. The child well
fare board are soon 10 have an en-
tertainment in convention hall to
increase their funds. with IL ALL
Tulsa is constantly doing things for
the betterment OF greater Tulsa and
more wholesome place in which to
live. Lenten days may be dun So
cially, but the pendulum swings the
other way and there is just as much
momentum in other activities OF liy-
ing
Spring ls here and with the words
Of the singer, we know It In a thou
sand ways. The air is filled with the
perfume OF tho seasons flowers
crocuses, hyacinths and tulips; and
the soft upturned sod in gardens
nearby sends its fascinating whiff
to the passerby The robin is sing
ing his Hitting song on the apple-tree
bough nearby. 1t is marble time with
the boys and the baseball devotces
are trying out" on sand lots In
neighborhoods and at McNulty park.
The shops and department stores
are most invitatlonal with a wonder
ful array of alluring spring and sum-
mer clothes and milady is devoting
much Of her Lenten time away from
church, to the matter OF tho stores
and the modiste.
Spring is here.
Easter IS April &c. and after this
celebration sooioty will burst into full
flower. Madame with her Easter
bonnet and gay attire win grace the
luncheon tea and reception and the
ooservant will have opportunity TO
see the butterfly that has emerged
from the chrysalis in full panoply
or lovliness and charm. Easter
associated with frivolity does not
appeal and we are prone TO allow
our thoughts TO go 20 the cross and
then to the tomb of Him who set a
Wondrous example for all mankind
unto eternity. We let our thoughts
come from above to earth and the
whole world at this time and there Is
multiplicity of things internationally
ana nationally TO think about. There
much within the state, the city
ana the home 20 dwell upon, With
history making about us all the time
We wonder what is going TO happen
next. IL IL for us to say. No states
man or diplomat can answer that.
what kind Of thoughts are We think
ing What kind OF deeds are we
doine2 What kind of ideals are we
upholdlng? Are we keeping our
ialih with our soldier dead who were
lalr examples OF Christ whose death
was for humanity? 1t seems with
tne ald OF science and the great ad-
Nanlages OF the day along paths OF
modern progress, that handicaps are
rev and that the future Is In our
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raster with its promises divine. find
US receptive 70 all the higher things
ana make us pledge anew to live in
accordauce with all the laws OF
psroPriety; physically, mentally and
spiritually
Why do Tulsans In their sppreci-
allon OF music, forget all laws OF
soheert decorum and applaud artists
VINO play here during movements OF
eGhcertos rendered2 This happened
wh wwheh Heifetz played and also
Mcuhesday evening when the Zoell-
r n,r quartet appeared Artists say
pleaslng things about Tulsa's APP
pIteiation OF good music. Let us
not fall short In other things. 1t Is
well-established custom also for
gncsrt artists not to give encore
Iu.n pers after a concerto. especially
the next number or group is as
II5lke' II will be remembered that
,eIetz did not respond to encores
Sntll after his second group. Speak
or music. one enjoys-the ramifi-
IONS OF pleasing chatter with
Hleh "Mephisto" in Musical Amer
"a satiates his musings in this In
.estihe magazine, n feature which
smHes the muslcally inclined a
snlpse into the lives of those who
nave arrived" and those seeking
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