The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-02-19
Slams of the Times

Signs of the Times
society is repeating itself In the
matter of crowding fashionable
events into the time between now
and Lent. The Lenten season be-
gins March /. Easter coming April
is. This week has been particular
ly interesting with say parties and
teas, all Of them for most part being
inspired by prominent visitors who
are visiting in Tulsa at this time.
The coming week seems TO offer
madame and the debutanto set
equally as much diversion from a So
clal standpoint.
Tho lovers OF outdoor sports are
longing for the balmy days of spring
when the call will be TO don golfing
toys and enjoy the Country club
course. Already tho boulevards and
4 long stretches of road to adjacent
towns find the equestrian habitues
on splendid mounts enjoying the
bracing atmosphere TO be found in
this very invigorating pleasure. Mo-
torlng, still a supreme Joy, Is con-
SANITY the vogue and even incle-
ment weather fails to dampen the
ardor Of those who love their care
II the ear is not enclosed, why cur
talns are put up, and they go spin
ming away Just the same. Broken
Arrow, jerks and other adjacent
towns are reached and often the trip
takes them far afield to Muskogee or
Bristow-trips that are made in n
day. Enterprising people in these
towns cater to motor parties from
Tulsa and one hears OF the extraor-
dinary chicken dinner TO be gotten
at Broken Arrow or tho wonderful
line freezes and frozen root beers
ene can get at jerks. OF course,
baseball fans. even among the femi-
nine set. are agog over the season
soon 10 bo lfere. Tulsa has a world
Of splendid fans among women who
are constantly found at McNulty
park when the season opens.
Music loving Tulsa is looking for
ward TO March 3, when Tito Ruffo
Will sing here and equally as anxious
1e they to hear Miss Lillian Gillette.
better known as Mrs. J. Shepherd
Epstein. With a beautiful voice ando
apoise and grace that might be the
envy OF any woman this talented
artist will sing here before home
folk. The event Is the annual spring
festival of the Hyechka club. This
organization long ago set a prece-
dent which they continue to keep
intact and that is to offer Tulsa at
these stated seasons. only the very
best In music. They are responsible.
We grow reminiscent, for bringing
Madame Ernestine, Schumlnn-
Hsink here in the spring OF 1918, TIE
In
tor Herbert orchestra in 1919, Min
neapols Symphony in 1918 and
again in 1915 Amelita Galli-Curci in
1911, Scottl Grand Opera company in
1919 and the same company again
N 1920. At both times this company
sang three operas, the personnel
composed OF the most prominent
artists in the music world. Last
year, the Hyechka had the pleasure
and distinction of bringing the La
scala orchestra with Senor Arturo
Toscanini as conductor. These an
nual festivals have created a music
Al appetite in Tulsa which seems 10
% only satisfied by the coming of
artists of renown. With Titti Ruffo
ana Miss Gillette scheduled for this
year, only a brilliant concert may be
expected. New York speaks only In
superlatiye language of both.
society is always Interested in new
laeas IN entertainment and incident
sly there comes to Tulsa about this
uins sparkling young woman who
ushs OF the way they do things in her
part OF the country. Not that Tulsa
eVer parses TO look over the way TO
~ What people are doing, for II ~ n
set that Tulsa does things originally
usual thing and the reverse is
yui,e The order--folks are found 20
.goA tnis way to see how Tulsa does
uhSs. Usually Tulsa society, In full
pNoply OF graciousness and charm.
Tvs with the fashionable world
s.vunu elsewhere and one needs but
sS, ,auend n smart gathering or so,
Lher In palatial homes here or at
"e country club 10 find this indeed
But did you ever hear OF
enairs," bright enlivening extra
sanZa given by matrons and
g,. nas! We who love to give bene-
AZ AZ Tor charity homes, organization
Nss' church aids and whatnot,
acnanee would like TO know what
- oeen said about "Chairs' as an
talning medium. Women of the
s a,aft set with a few men are gath
49,. mustered in. as II were--fo-
Great excitement instantly
Th'alls ~ as TO what It is all about,
No, prologue tells the tale. for 1t is
sD lhe company one keeps, or
o,hts that oft proclaim the man"
euF other adage of the familiar
sSpspook that strikes the note OF
iaSllSeter or lack OF character IN the
chsNldual, but rather the sort OF
viso mat he selects for his en-
sniheht. II these are broken
~ u, ne is shiftless sort, II they
80 sur and uncompromising, he Is
slous and hospitable. There can
MT, 'he primitive chair" when n
d. comes In or its brought In, and
cbs,.ah eitective dance. the "Chinese
to when one in oriental costume
,Ssch the chair, may sing, IL her
Fnv ~ lovely. There is the early
FIX iish chair" with a pink checked
NJ" trllls and bouffant sleeve and
dsn VINO does either a song or
Onlns, There could be a Louis
biinss ehair.' and oh. what possi-
a ass tts5 5"coionial chair" with a
TIM a girl In dress OF ye olden
,alis. 70, accompanied by her ca
slinn powdered periwlg, buckeled
teseh over hose whose length
''Sned be-buckled knee above