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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-02

ton of THE Marriage Gown" prize
winning play in the Little Theatre
play contest. 1t was written by
Judith K. Sollenberger Of Kokomo.
This one-act play recently was pre-
sented by the Little Theatre Society.
/ had the honor Of being one Of the
judges Of the plays and 1t is no Sc
cret that all the judges instantly
agreed on the value and Importance
Of 1.-THE Marriage Gown" 1t is a
play OF atmosphere. Not too sombre
for vaudeville audiences, but power
fully dramatic. Vaudeville needs We
hicles Of this nature.
By adding this play to the bill for
one night, Mr.. Eggleston will make it
possible for those interested In In
diana playwrights of promise to
Judge the dramatic values of Miss
Sollenberger's dramatic play.
1t is gratifying to see this broad
vision on the part of Mr. Eggleston
and the other Keith executives. It
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Ruth St Denis and Ted Shawn, as,
sisted by the Denishawn Dancers, will
appear in an important dance program
Monday night at the Murat under the
local direction IF Ona b. Talbot.
Undoubtedly this will be one OF the
most Important and artistic dance
offerings # the season.
Because Of its dramatic value. the
program is given in this form ~ fol
lows:
Musical Visualizatiuns.
Bcc.nuven ............ Sonata Pathetique
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Ruth St. Denis and Ted Sharon
to Dance at Murat Monday Night

first movement
In this number Miss Denis approaches
literal yisuallzaIiou of the actual rhythmic
and architectural structure OF the composl,
tIOd as well as All expression OF its emouoha4
coloring.
RutA St Denis aud Ensemble.
Chopin ............ Revolutionary Etude
While keeping closely to the music visual
i7atlou principle. Nj. Shawn has sJperlt4-
posed a consecutive dramatic narrative. The
Two Eirls in red symbolic of flame and de-
structiou. are visualizing the accompaniment.
The movements of the reyolutiouist express
the mclodic theme.
Ted Shawn and Misses Brooks, Wheeler
and Scheffer.
Schumann ...-...; Soaring
Continued on Page 81
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No. 1-Janet VelIe, prima donna,
with Ed Wynn in The Perfect
Fool" due Monday night at Eng
nsh's for week. Inserted Wynn
No. 2-Ted Shawn. who will
dance on the Ruth St. Denis pro.
gram At the Murat Monday night.
An Ona b. Talbot Offering.
No. 3-Primrose Seamon. who
an be one OF the chief events at
The Palace next week.
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English Actor Is Booked for
Keith'S Theater in Sketch,
The White-Faced Fool
MOVIE QUEEN At LYRIC
Tramp Comedian Is HeadIiner
for Notable Program Show
ing at Palace House.

Brilliant stars viii shine in the To-
cal vaudeville armament next week.
Betty Blythe, we'll known movie
actress. will appear in person at the
Lyric Theater.
Ksith's will have a noted stage per
son in Lionel Atwill, well-known Eng
Esh actor. He viii be seen IN a
sketch, The White Faced Fool"
n Charles Ahearn, probably the best
Known tramp comedian on the stage
today. will be a prominent f1gure on
a notable bill at the Palace.
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At the Circle

"A TAILOR-MADE MAN''-Charles
Ray has the role which aided Grant
Mitchell to achieve fame on the stage.
The. movie cast includes Ethel Gran
din, who returns to the stage after
an absence of five years; Jacqueline
Logan, Kate Lester, Edythe Chapman,
Victor Potel and numerous others.
The natu of the play as well as the
kind of Character he is called upon to
portray is different from anything Ray
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At the Apollo

"DR. JACK"-This comedy. with
Harold Lloyd, goes into the second
week Of It's engagement Sunday at
the Apollo. Lloyd is cast as young
doctor who not only cures beauu'
full patient, but falls in love with her
and marrtes her. The cast includes
Mildred Davis as the ck-little-well-
girl; Mrs. Anna Townsend, who was
grandma in Lloyd's other big sue
cess, "Grandmas Boy; Eric Mayne,
C. Norman Hammond and others
BILL INCLUDES-Lee Malorey in
Go and Get It." a western drama;
Fun From the Press" Lester HUFF.
organist, and Tad Dolan's Syncopated
Six
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MEN TAKE LEAD
IN MOVIE BILLS
Four of Five Downtown Houses
Feature Male Stars for
Next Weeks Programs.
CHARLES RAY AT CIRCLE
Harold Lloyd, Milton Stills and
John Gilbert Swell Wave OF
Masculine Headliners.

The men seem to have 1t all over
the women next week in Indianapolis
FINLAND.
Charlie Ray will be the grand SEN
sation at the Circle in movie YER
sion of "A Tailor Made Man" Grant
Mitchell made a whale Of a success
OF it on the stage.
The Apollo retains its sure draw
ing card, Harold Lloyd in DIR. Jack.
Some think this picture equals
"Grandma's Boy"
The Ohio will contribute a male
star in the person Of Milton Stills in
THE Forgotten Law" 1t is dra-
matte.
Mister Smiths sails in on the mas
culine wave and will present John Gil
bert In "Calverts Valley.
The Isis divides its headline hon
ors between Conway Tearle and
Elaine Hammerstein in zone Week Of
Love"
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No 4-Sir Harry Lauder. who
will be at the Murat Friday and
Saturday.
No. 5-Agnes Hall at the Rialto
rext week
No. 6-Marguerite Hessler, violin
fist, at r. T. keith's next week
No. 7-Margaret Hastings in
The Moulin Rouge Girls at the
Broadway next week.
No. S-Lorner Girls, at the Ly.
ric next week.
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under the direction Of Antonio Baum
no. the composer OF Sometime" W.
look after Wynns melodious score.
Immediately following his local en-
gagement at English's the comedian
goes 10 Philadelphia and Boston 70
extended engagements. indianapolis
IS the eighth city to witness this
show.
Il !. -
Lauder at the Murat
LAUDER-Harry Lauder will open
a two-day engagement Friday nigh
at the Murat The first part Of the
program will be devoted. as usual. to
vaudeville and the second half to
Lauder. The vaudeville bill includes
Winona Winter. a prima donna i'm
personator; Gintaro. an Oriental top
spinner. De Pace. a foreign act; the
London Hippodrome clowns. the
Gaudsmith Brothers, and Uintah Mas
terman. known as the woodland
songstress." Lauder will sing some
of his old songs. including II Love
a Lassies' and ''Roamin' In the
Gloamin'." Among the new songs will
be Singing Is the Thing to Make
You CHEEKY" and Bella. the Belle O
Dunoon." They already have won
American approval He will sing
many others.
+ !. +
At the RialtO
Two GAY OLD BIRDS'-The
name given a musical comedy to be
seen next week at the Rialto. The
comedy is woven around the antics
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Ed Wynn, in The Perfect Fool
and Harry Lauder Are on Menu

Wynn The Perfect Fool Ruth st. Denis and Tee
Lauder all weeks theatrical menu
Next unusually fine lot of attractions On
Monday night Wynn just completed lengthy and profit
able run in Chicago Enghs for weeks engagement
in The Perfect FOOL
Monday night Murat Mrs Talbot will present Ruth s.
Denis and Ted Shawn in important dance program. Frda
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

1908 Boston, to william Reed Of CI~.
land. ohio, was solemnizod Thursday eve
ming In the Brown home In the presence
Of members Of the immediate families
aud few Intimate friends. After a wed
ding trip Mir. and Mrs Reed will mako
their home in Toledo.
Mrs. NJ. +. Early, $50 North Eleventh
sntertained with 10 o'clock bridge
Wednesday morning for her daughtor
Mrs NJ. 5. Wright OF Chr,stubnl. pnna ma
canal Zone. AZ the close Of the games
a dainty luncheon was served TO these In
vited guests! Mrs. Calvin Stewart. Mrs
Anderson stewart, Mrs. II, II, Morgan.
Mrs. william Farmer, Mrs. Earl Bohan-
non. Mrs. Bessie Moore Mrs. w. r.
Roads. Mrs. l.. X, Lane. Mrs Carl Sea.
sttuud. Mrs. III. IS. Garter OF kansas city.
Mrs. Kelly Brow and Mrs. +. l.. tyler.
Miss Olive Crouch Rud Miss betty Mul-
ligan entertained Wednesday evening vita
a miscellaneous shower for Mrs. phio
Hillycr, who was, before her marriage last
week. Miss Helen schmidt Tho shower
was given a. tho homo Of Miss Crouch
fS2 North Eifth. The rooms were at
tractiyely decorated with cut flowers car
rying out color scheme Of pink and
white. The guests were Misses Louise
Ierret Iya aud Helen Dunn, Ray
schultz Flo Fabian. Marie Fabian. Jose,
phine Taylor. Mona Sisuey. Gertrude Rut.
ledge. Alice Mhltlock. Sdcu Wh'luck
trick Holdn Dunn. Helen Brophy Kath.
crime bunlcavy pctty Mulllgan. Mrs Itiu.
yer and Miss Crouch
Mrs J. u. Martin. 3oo North Fifth. on
tcrtnlned with an aluminium shower
Tuesday evening honoring Miss Hazel No
Hafne who. Wednesday, became tho
bride ot J. II. Haynes. During the eve
ming an leo course was served and the
guest list included Mosdames Pearl Mul.
igan. d. Fleming. Harlan II. VIM II
Friend, X. M. NIaynes r. A. Gruhbs
Abbott g. a. Patton. A. r. Kreps. II. G..
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Thursday morning with o'clock break
fast complimcptnE Miss Grace short and
Miss tcona Haschka OF Hamlet. Ind.
Miss Lcnofe Lamb entertained IS OF
| the neighborhood children with an In
! formal picnic supper. Tuesday evening
compumcntinE hcr sister Rosalie the oo-
castor being Wosnlie's birthday -.
Mrs John l. Cary and son John jr,, lott
this week for Three Lakes. Wis. who're
/ they viii spcud tho summer with Mrs.
Gays parents. MI ana Mrs. Stcinwender
/ Of 81. Louis.
| Nr and Mrs Herbert " smith left
/ the first " the week Tor tour "
| Europe They expect TO apcnd month
/ In the Uritlsh islcs, month In France
ana EcrWPny and month Va spain nnd
[ Italy
Announcement has been made Of the
marriage ~ Miss vivian Rhodes ~ W
Reno to Louis klahcr % OkWulEoe which
was an event of Juno - 1T brumrlEht.
Row Shankin ot First Baptist church
read the service
Mlss Margarrt Stryhorn lott Wednesday
for kHhyUlc ~ g.. where she VIII ho
an Instructor I'm dancing NJ summer
camp Miss Catherine McClclland, on"
W her best pupils accompanied her "nd
viii study during tho summer
Mira NpNmpnd Carter entertained IN
formally Thursday evening fur Miss Mar.
tom Fleonor " Kansas tiV, who Il the
house guest ~ Mr aud Mrs Addison Sos.
Hions Miss Floouor has been = most
popular visitor In the youurcr set.
Tho Crutntum club met THIS week. Mt
the home NJ Mrs " q. Iulluch. Au auto
mobile contest provided much Interest
aud anus,mcut, Nuuiuon'l Encsts We, o
Mrs -. o. whiting. Mrs N. g. Cook,
Mrs Charles Bulr and Mrs. Charles Bow.
man,
Mr.. aud Mrs Trcd O. uectman enter.
! tained with an informal bridge party
Tucsday evening. Mr.. and Mrs Robert
treat Knowles won high scores. Guoats
weto Mr.. aud Mr.. knnwics. Mr, and Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

Miss Rcatrice Schram has returned from
several weeks IN Fort Worth
Mf oud Mts H. u Francis arc spcndinE
q month at Winnsboro, Texas
Mr.. and Mrs /. A. schumacher an.
nounce tho birth ot q son June ~.
Miss Jcwei Rocket has gone TO Denver
and Colorndo Springs for tho summer
Mr. ana Mrs. W. O. Bassctt have re-
turned from several days stay In kansas
city
Mrs. A. Il. Carney md daughter Gene
Mary have gone TO Colorado to spend the
sL inner.
Miss Vioiot Keller OF ration rouge. Ia.
Is visiting her aunt, Miss Ema Keller. for
tho summer.
Mrs. r. r. short. who has heen very m
Tor the pact few days ia reported to be
much improved,
Mss Margaret Kuapp ot 81 Louis ls
visiting Mr. and Mrs. George l., KNAPP
for two weeks
Richard Jones has gone 20 Sherman,
Texas whore he VIII Welt with tvlutlvcn
Tor several weeks.
Miss Frances Mcconnell ~ Springfield.
Mo is tho house guest ot her sister. Mrs.
". q, Vernon, and pr Vernon.
home IN Tulsa after short visit with
her sister Mrs. Harvey Heller. and Nit
Heller.
Mrs, r. NJ woodcrson entertained IN.
formally at bridge Friday afternoon tor
her house guest. Mrs. Frank Hurucr OF
Forman. Ark
Mrs. T. ) unkcr has returned from
Little Rock, Ark, where she was called
by the serious illness of her daughter.
Mrs. W, u. Mctuhc.
Mrs. r =. Paxton held an informal 70.
ccption Tuesday afternoon flF Mss Elsie
itug Mr and Mrs carl e.. silver.
Mrs George e. BlgdIcman entertained
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W. n. Foley won h,sh score for ths
afternoon.
Compllmentlng Miss Marion Fleenor %
Kansas city Mrs. Addison Sessions entor-
tained with an Informal bridge party.
won by Mrs. Diy Robbins. The gueats
were Mrs. X. A. Carter, Mrs. Erueat Me-
Lain, Mrs liny Robbins, Miss Waunetta
Hamilton, hbu Bernice Garter, Miss Maa-
flne peatce Of Dallas, Texas, Miss JHcqua
Hamilton and the hsnor guest.
Word has been received that one %
Okmulgee,S daughters has been slngularl1
honored by Mrs. Harding. first lady ot
the land. Miss RUIN Sclder. sister of
Mrs. WIN Gingefich. was chosen 10 repre-
sent oklahoma at the garden party that
was given on the White House lawn for
disabled soldiers. Miss Seider met many
prominent people at the affair. MISS
Selder IN connected with tho vetoTaus'
bureau at Washington.
Mrs. A. J. Engstfcm entertained with
an Informal picnic and swimming party
daughter and husband. Mr.. and Mira. Rob-
ert Milne. who leave the last ~ tho week
for iIollister, Mr., whore they Will spend
two weeks before going to their new
Mr. and Mrs Clarence hHpcy Mr.. and
Mrs Milne, Miss Myrtle Hurd. Edward
kicnfer, Z. J. O'Connor and George Me-
Nelly.
Compllmcnting their grandson, Jack
Tracey Of Atlanta, ia, Mr. and Mrs.
W. l.. Merwin entertained with dnnc-
ing party Friday evonlnE. Guests were
Misc JuRnita Parkinson, Miss Okemah
Payne, Miss Myra bradford, Miss Mary
Tripod Mies Fay Davis, Miss Irens
smith. Miss Fredcricka Morton, Miss Eli
mira owens, Edward Whitheck, Vincent
Mullen, Heraid Muliin. Harvey Mohler.
Dclmhr Tuopker, Gilbert Tuopkcr, Ira
Davis John Baxter and sam Hebron.
CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE.
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Suzanne, Sinclair building, Fifth
and Main, is showing sOmo particu-
l0rly attractive gowns In crepe do
chino and radium silk In tho light
colors suitable for summer wear.
These have tho drawnwork ana
hand embroidery that make them so
dainty and distinctive. You will
also find new collection OF sweat
crs In the thipnest OF summer
wcaves md In colors that will de-
light tho eye.
Riding habits are chiefly without
the skirt, tl1 long flaring coat OF
shepherds plaid. whipcord, or COW
crt coating. matching the brccchcs.
The Iow-iit,ing bowler hat is worn
as usual.
What could be more pleasant
way OF spending summer evening
than to rccline restfully on n cool
verandn and listen to the delight
! fully clear tones or Pathe Actu-
ellie? The Exclusive Pathe shop, 204
East Second ST., will gladly give you n
demonstration OF this joy-giving in
Hrument and also explain the de-
tails OF their partial payment plan.
quito practical ana InbOr-saving
ms wen ns artistic are the painted
oii-cloth luncheon sets. Think Of
having clean cover for every meal
without the work of laundering H.!
Park your car at the NJ. c. Hale
Hardware company find un easy
chair on the second floor. and let
the courteous clerks show you things
you need to alleviate the discomfo forts
OF hot weather such as their nickel
plated Caraffe thermos bottles and
Universal pitchers in different ca
pncities, their popular Auto-Vacs Am
freezer complete equipment for
preserving fruit. ana electric grills,
| Irons and toasters.
Kyoto, the display palace OF jap
nn's finest art crafts, especially
hand embroidery ON silks, sends
America some Of thclr handiworlS
ON choicest OF SILK lingerie. II IN
workmanship of exquisite lowell
ness.
Don't forget that you will find
everything for picnics at the McGeo
shop, 23 West Third street.
Extremely popular arc the dull
SILK crepe suits worn with finely
plcatcd jabots.
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Tod Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon

TOD Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. pormnn, recent bride
and groom, have returned from short
visit In Eurcka springs ARR. They eN-
pcct to leave shortly for the Lakcs,
where they Will spend the remainder Of
tho summer with Sir. nullmans mother
and sister
Mira Fred Martin entertained the
Wednesday Morning bridge club this week
when she had ~ her especial guests Mrs
George NJ. Jones, Mrs Charles pellcr, Mrs
a. Uuldstcin ~ Dallas Texas, Mrs ~ W.
NcaEsdnle, Mrs W. r.. Bernard and Mrs
Paul sindt
Miss Eunice K,ehn. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs a. a, kichn. lott this week for
South Haven. Mich where she will study
under Cnakey. gradunto OF tho Russian
Imperial school of ballet. and Vcstoff
raiusky's school of dancing
Mr. ana Mrs John baker entertained
! Thursdny evening with supper bridge,
complimouting Miss Helen BRADY OF Den
llrock covers were laid for Mr. and
Mrs. Robert knowles. Nj ana Mrs. John
T. Cary, Mr. and Mrs. John Brock. Miss
Itclcn urniy Richard Gray Watson
joyce aud LOWS Brock
pr nnd Mrs William G. Vernon enter
tniucd with an informal bridge party
Tuesday cycuiur. Mrs Harvey Heller and
Ernest Mcl.ain won the high score for the
evenings game GucAts we're Mr ami
Mrs Harvey Iielor, Dt and Mrs c. NJ
Ming Miss Frances Mcconnell uf Spring
Held. Mo, Miss can Thomas OF Tulsa. Pat
Iiannigsn aud Dr. Harvey Randcl
Mrs. Tom Gattcn entertained with an
informal bridge party Thursday after
noon when she had MS her guests. Mrs
Johns, MIS- padcn Mrs W II. Moss. Mrs
H. Algyre. Mrs. w, r. Foley Mrs.
rurncy Mrs n, ~ Klmblcy Mrs W. H.
Volt Mrs. Colvin and Mrs Williams. Mrs.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

william Porter OF Leonard Is spending
few days visiting friends here.
Mrs. +. j. Perkins, 4G7 South Twentieth
| has returned from San Francisco and
other points In California where she spent
six weeks.
Mrs J.. c. Parmertcr ant daughter,
Miss Lavina PRrmentcr. 502 North Thir
teenth, have some TO Colorado to spend
the summer,
Mr.. ana Mrs. @. NJ, swanson, i2i North
! Fourteenth, have as their guests, their
daughter, Mrs Harry Young and Mr..
Young Of Kansas City.
Mrs, W. L. Ford, 2iO7 West OkmulGee,
who has spent the past month visiting
relatives and friends In Fort Smith ana
| Little Rosk, has returned.
Mrs, Bower Rroaddus and children, lll2
/ Terrace boulevard, VIII leave the first OF
| the week for points IN Kentucky, where
they Will spend the summer.
Mrs Chester II, Peoples OF Rose Tower
| has returned from Tulsa whore she visit
/ ed her daughter Mrs, Garfield Buell., be-
/ fore she lett Tor an eNrnded trip through
Miss Edith Marsh. III South Seventh.
| and Miss Janis Jones OF DcniFon, Texas,
! left Thursday afternoon for Asheylle. Y,
G.. where they will spend the summer In
"A girls camp,
MIR. and Mrs q. y. McLaurine, 1917
Denlson, who attended the shrnerF con.
yention at san Francisco, are expected
! to return the latter part Of next week AFT
er visiting points in California and Colo
| RADIO
! The Business and Professional Women's
club entertained with a delightful stunt
party Tuesaa. evening on the lawn Of the
Potter home, 5lb Walnut. During ths
evening Colonel shannon spoke Of his
travels In ALASKA,
Mrs chester II. Peoples OF Rose Tower
has as her guests n bride and groom oi
tho week. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Lees, Jr.
OF Galveston, Texas Before hcr marriag-
Mrs Lees was Miss Dolores Beatrice
Knapp Of Galveston. They are en- route
to the east on their wedding trip.
| Miss Katherine Edwards, ilG North
Sixteenth, entertained Informally with
bridge party Monday evening az hel
home The guests were! Misses Blancn'
iO'Dell, Regina Bryant, Madge Ingram
Katherine Edwards; Messrs Tom swan
James Edwards.
The wedding OF Miss Ernestlne Brown
daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Louis bgown
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

Helps for the Riddles on these hot
days are to be found at the MCGEE
Shop. 23 west Third street. Clever
Nolland books and games that will
pass the hours away.
IL one wishes To be very chic, she
viii carry n sunshadc of taffcta, tullc
or lace. She may invest small
fortune In the stick alone!
Delightfully."- representative OF the
mid-season are the beautiful felts in
different colors, feather and flower
trimmed 'just in" at Herold's. AIS
South Main street. While looking
them over ask to see also their
real bargains In sweaters, summer
dresses, hats, suits and sports skirts.
Chinese jcwclry, especially neck
laccs and pendants of bright hucs
Is winning strong favor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
BY liIOISI2.

The silk sweater Is the aristocrat
OF the sweater world and the white
flannel skirt holds the same place
in the skirt world. Together they
make costume which has no peer.
This year there are just as many
plain skirts as there are pleated
ones, but when 1t comes to sweaters
the plain ones are not nearly so
smart as the barred. checked or
navajo styles.
Here is a sport outfit which Will
be smart on the most exclusive
links in the country. The white
flannel skirt is n plain model with
six huge pearl buttons forming the
side fastening as well as a trimming,
The pure silk sweater Is a slip-ovcr
model of barred pattern featuring a
red, white and black color combina-
tion. a white Milan sport hat with
a fringed ribbon drape completes the
costume except for the inevitable
two-tonel sports shoes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

London fayOrS flOwcrcd -CbIntL
garden hats with cOlOrCd gcOrgCttc
facings ana brlms that droup on
each side almost to the shoulders.
Realizing koonly that ones sue
cess In both the business and social
worlds depend largely upon ones
personal appearance, Mrs. Leach
mans Hair ana Beauty shop, II
East Fifth, by means OF the most
improved methods In scalp treat
ment. hair restoring Inecto hair
tlntlng. faclals, and marching
wishes TO help every woman appear
10 the best advantage.
Nothing could he more aprOpos
for the rustic bungalow or the open
porch tian cushions, covers and
drapcs done In patchwork,
A summer frock is not complete
unless II has yards and yards OF
hemstitching and picoting. For
quick service at the unusual rate OF
3 cents yer yard, see the white Sew
ing Machine company, 2l3 East
Third,
or interest II the revival of the
hand blocked linen, tOllc de JOuy
made In the little French village
of Jouy, for decorative bits on q
costume.
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WOrth7s, Phone CcdHr 203I.
Costumes worn at the recent
Longclmmps races bore evidence TO
the complete return 20 long skirts In
Paris.
TO protect your eyes while motor
Ing, let Dr Angstreich at IIellbron's
III you in Crook Lcnses."
Very noticeable at both White
sulphur ana Hot Springs was the
vogue Of alI-day sports clothes. The
best dressed women wore skirts and
changing 10 an informal dinner dress
| IN the evening only,
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keeping III by facials, shampoos,
hair-tinting and manicuring. Phone
Usage 1910.
Many handsomely furnished homes
In both England and the United
States have In their scheme of deco
ratiOns Japanese brocndcs or pieces
ol genuine Chinese porcelain,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

the coming season VIII be large, thus
necessitatlng the use OF more hair,
with this in mind, this shop is SELL
ing at 20 per cent discount all OF
their hair goods which includes
switches, tassel bobs, and side pieces.
Novel for n child's beach cushion
Is IA grcen-csed black patent cat.