The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-15
4N Halt0WeenS Approach Seen in S0ciety:s Affairs
Signs of the
Times

IN
harvest from orchard and field
with autumn weather Characteristic
of oklahoma that cannot he excelled
aryvhere under the shining sun.
vith varicolored. gorgeous and
,r..sful springs OF scarlet and
Haunting their beauty abroad, with
m, veil OF the college and University
football teams heard afar: with tho
shird Of the hunting dogs heard
ytp.ng and the final result OF the
N,sc proven by a full bag OF game
brought home by those who went In
Quest. there Is full knowledge
brought to you that autumn, the
most beautiful season OF the year is
NJ hand.
tulsa society Ia yet young in sc-
tIyity and Il seems since people have
come home that spent the heated
season away, their time has been
occupied within the walls OF their
respective domiciles. Madame aud
her daughter who occupy positions
IN society and are arranging dates
for the Halloween and for the yule-
tide season, and as announced prior
10 this most all OF the evenings at
IN, Country club have been engaged
'.
are now clamoring/ for morning
parties and tea dances, glad at that
10 get even this kind of a place on
tho club roster. Downtown tea
rooms and bathrooms are going TO
have their time all taken also and
the forecast IL for a busy and inter-
esting time here and in the homes.
Tulsa brides-to-be are adhering 10
former precedent and are rather in
clinsd 10 keep their secret until the
eventful day and have It told about
aiterward. There Is 10 be a lack OF
pre-nuptial gayeties " this holds
good ell the winter.
Interesting TO most Of us are the
real breezy stories brought home
by Europe tourists who have regis
tered from Tulsa, relating many OF
their observations while abroad and
IN the telling, Americans-Tulaans
are human enough TO draw COM
PARSONS between the old country
and this land OF ours, much to the
credit OF our own beloved America.
This reminds us OF the news brought
home from New York the past week
by those who attended the Ameri-
can bankers convention that was
held there. OF course they told OF
the hospitalities extended. of how
wonderfully New York cared for
these guests and OF how they
climber steps elevators filed, to
attend tens for the bankers and their
wives that were mobs instead-it
was all too good. But as usual. It fell
10 the lot OF a real Oklahoman TO do
the thing up brown. None other than
our own VIII Rogers, who is in THE
Follies." These Tulsans say he is
the rage and that everywhere you go
you hear his name. He has q DIFF
ferent Zine" every night and Of
course, as he said the world series
and the bankers were his topic for
that special time and that war In the
far east and all officialdom as FAR Is
that was concerned. could be looked
after the week following, He called
the Yapkees Interest hounds" and
told them II they liked the looks OF
the girls IN THE Follies" they need
not stop at the stage door after the
show unless they were capitalized
abovs a few million, that the girls
might not know know Greek and
Latin but they were sure some ex-
pert scholars in Bradstrset and Dun.
All the time he was chewing gum
and doing his rope twirling act. He
spoke OF the ninety thousand or
more vice presidents in the banks
and said he could never understand
that. "As big as the United States
government is," he continued. "it has
only one vice president and they have
never found anything for him to do
ne only serves as a person for you
10 get by 10 see the pres!6ent." The
okhhoman scored with an arma-
ment skit in which he represented
Secretary Hughes. Hughes was
called to the phone. why hello
President-so you lost two holes
ahem, sorry to hear thst-maybe
You will have a better game tomor-
row, Bad player, myself. much toe
pad 10 ever aspire TO be a president
one OF the jokes In honor OF the
bankers was that he heard that they
opened their session with prayer and
mad 20 send out ana get a bishop oil
some Kind OF member Of the
clergy TO officiate, He finished this
ny saying there was one thing that
ne anew, too, and that was-rNat the
monarch from the regions below
Anew the, bankers were coming tC
New York, and that they, the bank
ett rad better watch their step"
speaking OF autumn activities
within the realm of oreanized WON,