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New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

pound when 1 was between thir te en
 and fourteen years old and was going to
 school, be ecause I suffered with pains
 and could not rest. I
 did not have any more trouble after that until I was mar ried, then 1 always was troubled in my back while carrying A child and co,1ld not
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Gossip$Corne,
Marriage a La Mode.

In the Orient wedding gifts are most important No guest would ever attend the ceremonies, which sometimes last a long time. without presenting as costly and precious a gift as he can buy.
 Sometimes poor people deprive themselves of necessities that they may present worthy wedding gifts to their marrying friends.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
WIZ

Westinghouse. Newark) 7no = Uncle Wiggily Bedtime Stories"
 45-Fashion Talks SIS - Dance music by the Regal dance orchestra of Clifton, N. J.
 Sunday 30t-Tad.o ohs vel services s:3o-Eeadiass ari records from The Bubble :,NJhs that Sing" 7:00-Adventure stories for tooys and girls
 a20 = D-aamtic recital by T sz Ellerbe Wood cf New York city
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

Though there is much talk about the very large hat, and much evil dence to substantiate the talk, the rev fall hats cling to the turban shapes which have been popular for the past few seasons.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
VTGI

{Ame-ican Radio and Research Corp, Medfora Hillside, Mass.)
 Saturday 3;ao = Outlaw War Demonstra- ton n''-speaker. John [. Moors; Dr. Scudder.
 7:3o--'"The. Fani,.- Circle S:oo-The Next Step in Human Progress, Rev Frank Oliver Hall, D, D.
 S:15-Pianoforte recital by Cy IT. lian
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
sEARLEs IS MARRIED.
Man, Defendant in Breach of Promise Suit, Was Wed Last November.

Boston, July z9.-Albert Victor searles writer and artist and nephew of the late Edward F. Searles, Me thuen millionaire, was married to Miss Charlotte Boulister of Lowell last November. News of the mar riage which took place in Pennsyl- vania was confirmed today.
 Searles several months ago received S6,000,000 from the s50,0o0,oo0 es- tate Of his uncle. He was recently made the defendant in a s2,0o0 900 breach of promise suit briught by Miss Mary Johnson of Rockport.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
.. WBL Westinghouse, Springfleld.)
 Satnr6av

Westinghouse, springfield.)
 Saturday
 7:3o-Baseball scores Peter and Jane and the Bear" from Little Folks, by Mary F. Leonard. 7;45-Crop and market statistics by V. E. Sanders. courtesy of the New England Homestead.
 S;o0-Baseball scores. Dance Sc iections.
 S:lo-iterary evening, Under the Evening Lamp" conducted by Youths Companion.
 S30-Dance selections.
 S35-seientific Review, conducted by Scientific American.
 S5o-Dance selections.
 .u.. Sunday
 s00-Church services conducted by Orville T. Fletcher, pastor, Park Con- gregational church.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Side Panels.

Some of the side panels have be- come so elongated that they touch the floor. Lace panels are heing fea- tured on evening and dinner gowns.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Flowers.

Lacquered flowers in black, white and in colors, are effectively used to trim hats and for corsage bouquets worn with seorgette frocks
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Ratine.

Ratine, dyed in futurist pattern! with splashy colors, makes very at. tractive beach capes and bathrobes.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
WILL ANSWER
 ANY WOMAN
 WHO WRITES
Woman Restoredto Health byLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
 Makes This Offer

Cumberland, Md.-"My mother gave me Lydia E. Pinkham s Vegetable Com
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Silk Crepe.

A fall frock of silks crepe Is enl broidered solidly in a cross-stitch pat tern. The frock is red and the em hroidery black.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

Lots of nice things are being said of Herald classified ads.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

T don't know what I would do without the Herald classified columns at my disposal" said Mrs. B. to Mir H.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29

Virginia 4Asweil Cantril is the only baby having two grandfathers in congress Congressman Aswell, Louisiana, and Congressman Can trill, Kentucky, vie for the honor wheeling her carriage on Sunday
New Britain herald., 1922-07-29
Lace Hosiery
ats.

Lace stockings and those with lat clocks are extensively shown now
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09
The Quick and Easy Way
To Make Plum Jam
Makes Two-thirds More Jam from Same Amount
of Fruit, and Never Fails
Uses Ripe Fruit Takes Only One Minutes Boiling,
and Saves All the Flavor and Color

Everyone who likes fresh, ripe
plums VIII love good plum Jam. Par
tlCularly when all the flavor of the
fresh, ripe plums is preserved in the
jam. Such lam Is now possible in
every home.
4 new and failing method
has now been discovered by which
anyone can make tho best quality
tam quickly and very economically.
With the Certo Process fully-rip-
ened plums are used-not unripe
plums so necessary by the old meth
Cd. The CcrtO Process retains all
the rich flavor Of this ripe fruit be-
cause II requires only one minute Il
bOiling-not the 10 or moro minutes
required by the old method. This
long boiling down destroys Juice
and flavor. and particularly kills the
real plum taste with CCrtO. there
fore, the result Is far superior,
fruity flavor and tWo-thirds more
jam from the amount of fruit, be-
CaAse no juice is boiled away. II
also baulshes all EuesswOIk, or
worry, as perfect results are GER
tain.
The new CcTtO process for max
ing plum jam IS very simple: Use
fully r!pened fruit for finest flavor;
slice, pit and crush well about ats.
or 2iz lbs. Of plums. Measure :
level cups - !rs.3 cr.shed fruit and
l-4 cup water into large Kettle, STIR
until boiling, cover Kettle and siE p
mer 10 minutes. Add ~ leyeled
cups g IA lbs) sugar and mix
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has been the guest or Mr.. and Mrs. l.
J. Rooney, btS North Twelfth, has left
Miss Kathleen Rooney 5is North
Twelfth. ler Noudry Tor the east with
Miss Kate Gordon and MIR. and Nrs.
Gordon of Chandler TO spend the um-
Mrs George GIftou. 900 North X. enter
tained Informally with bridge luncheon
At 10 o'clock Ihursdsy. morning IN
honor - her sister Mrs. J. A. Miller Of
Mrs l.. o.Koots and daughter Miss
Anna Mary ana son Hush mototed from
with Mr.. and NJs. c. a. Wilson. al
=, Tho weuhuau outing club celebrated
tho Fourth of July with fireworks, dane
ing trap shooting, boating Hud swim
ming II wsB one OF the biggest cele-
hrStions ever given by the club. 80,
North Fourteenth, and her daughter, Mrs
Harry Young ana Mr.. Young Of kansas
CITY have returned from Inola. okln..
whore they spent several days with MI.
and Mrs. W 4, Swanson.
The younger set celebrated the Fourth
oi July win one OF tho largest affairs
dance az Agency ChsteHu from $3.50 to
$50 o'clock Tuosdny morning.
Mrs Alfred Ellis. $3.50 West okmulgee
entertained Informally with bridge
10 o'clock Friday morning In compliment
70 Mrs. Edward Peterson Of TeHarRana
Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs Thea Lipscomb. Mr.. and
Mrs william NichoH. Mr. and Mrs /.
y, Rooney, Mr. and Mrs W. ". Row'ey
Mr. ana Mrs II. u ogden. Judge and
Mrs J, B. Furry, Miss Harriet Arbuckle,
Mr.. ana Mrs. NussDsum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn Alcorn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Lind
hard, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowry Mr..
and Mrs. buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmort and MI. MAlatesta.
Mrs. Edward Peterson OF TexatltRna.
Ark. the house guest Of her mother.
MrE. y. -. Ellis, 72i South Eleventh. was
compiimentef with q / o'clock luncheon
ot beautiful appointments Monday, when
Mrs. kDlen V, Ellis, Kentucky and Han
cock, entertained NJ the Hotel gevors.
Tho table was centered with n huge
basket of pink ana white vinias aud
Terms tied with pink tulle. The ices and
candles completed this color motir
covers were laid for the follow lng
members At the Phi Gamma Delta
Alumni luncheon given a. the Hotel
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BftHER.
Mr. and Mrs. Med. Caldwell recently
left for points in western Oklahoma to
spend month visiting relatives and
Mr. and Mrs sselig and family en-
joyed visit Monday from Mrs. Roy
Bsrbee ana her three children. from
Mrs. william craft. who has been in a
hospital at Miami for some time receiving
treatment for burns, was recently removed
20 webb City, Mo., for further treatment.
Messrs. and Mesdames Dewey Berry and
Pete Ferris have gone TO points In Law.
renee county. Mo- TO visit relatives and
spend a few DAYS fishing and tusticating.
Miss Felsia Phillips who In attending
tho normal school az P'ttshurg Kan,
came In and remained with her parents,
pr. and Mrs. Phillips, until after the
Alien Lowe 90 and Miss Jessie Forbes
both of this city we're united iu matri-
mony Tuesday morning Justice Of the
Peace jeff Black performing the cere-
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cooper are be-
inE congratulated because ~ the birth
o. son to them, which occurred at tho
American hospital ia tEis .ity Vn the
Fourth Of july.
The following persons were guests az
o'clock dinner given by Mrs. j.
Culley Tuesday: Mr.. snd Mrs. J. p.
oIneH, % BaNtgr. Kan. Mrs. Joseph Hank
Inc. of Birmingham. Ala. Mr.. and Mrs.
bio II puly. Of Scaumunt Kan. and Mr,
md Mrs r. G.. Nebel and their daughter,
dss Helen Nsbel, Of Picher.
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NITSkOGET.


Mrs o. T. Graham. Sixteenth and
EWporia Is spending several weeks In
Arkansas
j. l.. Tempieton. 1919 East side Boule.
ward Is spending 20 days with the Roy
Scouts Of Tulsa.
Miss Helen Heydrlck. 2Os south
Twelfth, was hostess to the Thursday
Evening Bridge club this week.
Fred Lowry. Boston and Sixth. re-
turned Wednesday from Memphis where
he spent two weeks.
Among those who entertained guests
AZ dinner at the Town and Country club
tho Fourth Of July are
r. N. Mai o. New Orleans IA the guest
~ Gr and Mrs william b. kearney.
2l82 West OEmuigse.
Miss Maurlno Samuels OF NIulta who
spent several days visiting Miss Mary
Meredith. has lett FOR her home.
Miss Cle-Cntlne Roam Of TithominEo,
loft Tuesday for her homo after spend.
ing the past week as the house guest OF
Mrs Vernon Sundberg
George william Hannah OF RoachdsIe
IND, Is spending the summer with Mr..
and Mrs. walter S. dis 400 South
Thirteenth,
about l5O members who celebrated tho
Fourth Of July with dancing and fire.
Mrs. Maude Ienwlch and mother. Mrs.
Nora McEdward. left Monday evening
for Denver whore they will spend the
Mr and Mrs. warren walker o,
Henryatta. Okla, are the guests ot Mr..
and Mrs George walker. 1891 Boston
avenue.
Miss Helen Nichols of sapuIna wh,
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| MI. Esther I'r.h'hWhu vt Nau'
/ city Mo-. lB the house guest of Miss
ib,IIst sttuFht at her home ms Dewey
ST.. d. " s.bame ot i5S Kss'er
vr.a ,nt with frIauaa lu Kansas ani
hIu %. b. Devoid ~ 1904 oaeo ave-.
ruc ,cit ruosday morning for a Two
/ montHs visit u colorado with friends
/ a boy .vas born Monday morning 70
ss e..r "g' . ,,'l n' ss.ngn,.r ~ NJ. 1ar. ian.
Iuom aua ives at pous Meade Place
cafts,,lio. Ksa. we're guests of Nj and
Nrs - II. snyder over the Fourth Or
July ana attended the roundup held Ia
4 party composed of Mr. and Mrs. lee
Cloush. Mas l!.''n ..Mer'niless Miss
tNni enjoyed swim. a. Mooron lake
uUulsday night
1bo n,gm6e,s O : ine Missionary society
~ tho Church ot cod gathered in the
/ church p1rlurt rhursiny afternoon for
l their monthly meeting Eu'ertalum,n
| fur tho afternoon was furnished by th0
/ children ~ the society
/ Miss Marie cobb " Sapulra, Okla. is
la guest in tho home of Misc Esther
! Rood a. liii johurtono avenue. Miss
/ tho OAK nm country club on tho morn
Ing OF tho Fourth ~ july
tained about dozen oouplce TUESDAY
ulght o. their home north ~ the Mound
when the evening was enjoyed win a
display uf fireworks and later with dane
! lnr RefteHhmentH were served ht in
'orvsls during tho evening 81 dancing.
MIR aud Mrs. n, E poblchower ~ bi2
guests At u i o'clock dinner Monday. MIR.
and Mrs. IA Lane and Miss Viola Lane
u Wclr kas. NJ. and Mrs. schwenker
| Nr and Nra. =. IL Dobicbower Mis'
Grace ralaa and George and Clarence
Mr., and Mrs. walter Lorenzo wetc
hosts 10 ~ guea'a Tuesday night ut a
2 o'clock dinner at the OAR Hnl country
club honorinF Mr.. and Mrs Earl Noie'
End MI. and Mrs. Wnltot smith ~ OKLA
honrt cry. Following the dinner the
guests went 10 the home of J. G. Cob
leigh on south Iohn,tone avenue where
evening ~ dancing.
Miss Pauline shutters entertained the
girls of the Tr lambda club at her
night Miss Mona piRnche cobb wa,
tho only additional guest ot tho evening,
Late IN the evening which wha passed
refreshmout course and the club adjourn
cd 90 meet July % at the home Of Miss
The members ~ tho Twentieth Century
auction bridge club werc hustesses Il
their husbands Tuesday evening when
they entertained on tho grounds OF the
a picnic supper which was followed with
games OF bridge and later tho party
watched the ceremonial Of the ku. KluS
Klan that was hold IN tho valley below
tho sluh house. Guests or tho club wero
Mr., and Mrs. g, u. Murray and family
and Mr. and Mrs. II. o. Castor
Tho members of the Allols club held
their regular meeting Thursday nt noon
in the Marie hotel when Mrs Ruth
pttchard and Mlss Lettis Ovarleos were
hosteHses at the luncheon. DIR, Chamber
lain led the club In their singing and
Mrs. w. &. Martin favored the club with
several piano solos. A discussion oi
general Interest to tho members wal
conducted. Tho delegates who viii at,
tend tho convention OF BusiueHs hni
. | profesHionai women IN Chattanooga
Tenn. viii leave from Tulsa SATURDAY
. where thoy win bs Joined by tho fort'
e delegates from the state hmong whom
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jess uguatd spsnt Thursday In Pryor
si- and Ma b. " Fr,yser arsot I've
Miss Cls'a prltchatt ~ v'o,'irR this
week with frlerda IN snpulpa
Miss Maurino samuel ia visiting thia
week with friends In Nua.ogec
master Gordon ststgang spent Tucg-
day with relatives 10 i'evviNe. K4n.,
wednesiay by automobile for Springfield,
Mo
Mr.. and Mrs r. W rfevav ana ctr.
dren tpent Tuesday ~ sulphur Springs.
Mrs wm Ketohum srsnt Tuesday ia
Chelsea visiting Rt tao homo of hee
Mr and Mrs IT, =. e-ar1srs auf Hr.
and Mrs Ed kllngei mo'ored ta saHrn
MrS padie Hartman who has boon
visiting In Oklahoma city returned h.o'"
Mrp. Harry Mitchell was hos'ars Fr'day
afternoon 70 tho Hulcrcst Country ..1b
M,s !. ~ Grsenirg isf, Friday morn.
ins Tor visit ot several wsafH at
M,. Mary Hsrbcort. Red cross exeen-
tive spent several days this week ur
bnliua, Kansas.
Me- aud Mrs Robert sneison have 70.
turned from Checotth and Homide whero
Miss Marguerite Collins ieft Thursday
for Denver and Burlington. colo. for a
Mr. hnd hrs T w C1rr1-k ma
family and Mr. and MIA. b. a. stokea
spent Tuesday in Saline.
Mra Lulu Mae McuuIo.h Is receiving
visit from hor neicoH. Lucille Rule ana
Edna May Railoy OF Eapulp1.
Mr aud AIRS. r.. y. nloss aud Mrs ".
making tho trip by automobile
Mr aud Mrs. nuEt Mcclure and
family returned Thursday from camp
Ing trip on tho spavinaw river.
Mrs. j. u. Butler and son Joe have re-
turned from Kansas city whero they
spent o month visiting relatives.
CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN
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Sewers Friday nooni Messsrs George Leo
rold, W. w. Momycr = t Haner DR.
ttt Fitc. Harto Flte. ua'scIl Flte. Harry
Gibson, &c., John Gibson. James GIhsuu.
Jack Leland Mosier. Resso cleveland.
Uuff Butts George William Hannah. Cv
Jordan. l.. u Icwmau. Ron X. Eidfidro
Huf NU'AiN Egolf
vac that " tho Miases Alma .ni Grace
Fayne at their home, Ihirtv.cIghth and
ulumhuA avenue. houoTirE Misses
Pauline Davidson o. Junction CITY Miss
bess Gallagher ot Fawhuska. ami Miss
Irene PAYNE of McAlester Tho home waa
h''Fa'flvely decorated with pink aud
lavender sweefleas nastuftluwH and
ferus arranged I'm baskets and low Nag.ia.
lhe honor guests were prr.aUt~i with
pretty corsaFsa BY tho Auffearra
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WHERE SHALL |
SEND MY DAUGHTER
TO SCHOOL?
PERPLEXING QUESTION AN
sWERED BY JUNIOR coll
I.EGE PRESIDENT.

81 am trying TO find an aeeFsa''ee
Junior College for my daughter 10 attend
where she will be given equally as close
attention and Christian counsel as AT
home; where there are not more than loo
girls fsom chosen families; where ellmAuo
conditions are ideal; buildings safei teaoh-
ers expert. but strong in personalitY'
where they encourage swimming outdoor
sports. horseback riding correct dancing
and all healthy recreatons' where she
won't be bothered 80 much by boys autos
and other Distractions and where II WON'T
require a fortune to send her" An anxious
parent in Jacksonville Florida, last year
wrote this 10 the Educational Guide OF
leading magazine Crescent College nt
the case and the girl was enrolled. few
attractive spaces still available. For
Catslogue and View Book address, Crescent
College, BOX W. Eureka Springs, Ar
kansas--Advertisemen
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Horace Rlier of pIgher sr,nt tho dsy
! tuesday virluug Alton ffIruHs
/ Mrs Alcou Of TIruer epent
| Tuesday visiting Affon friends
/ Mo and Mra. S o. MbuIu.R and two
! SONS vofo MIami ,isruIa N.ul4,
sr',, '. TnI MIS- Al g. hr.'F W Miami
! AZ 'rt ~ .''l.ns I'..'"'
| 90 F.Irfnnl rY.sfsy .rt ,...," l'.'.., ,'
,.',,,1i T., ,,i,,,' ,,'iss't' an9 h'ig' havaaaao
Ida. '''''' '"' ''''' '"'
Mrs "a. ~ Warren ,sft ,,.rg..,,,. o.,
haoI ''.' ''''' ''' VIII I''" ''' nus.
Mrs J. ]. M,GuIrs aud ,Iltro, .r...,
Jhursday ana Fridty NsItns frI,nts ,p
ST. and Mr.. Mitchell .,s A., ..,
,r. claude Bsrbcs were Miami ,Is.,.rs
Tuon1ay
l...,,, 4.u..., ,.....
y,,rE.'lf ,,.tb o.. '"... s'''''4s ,,'
lt.rl.,, '' ''''' ''' W.
MI and Mira J. a. R,,ir.., ,, ,,.,.
koss. are ore spsnaas tho "'V,ss.' vss.,nT % VITA VITA
Nf,. H., ~, u,'.t' 49,. , .....
ra'ati,,s I'm D,ii,,,wi,' ,.,., ''.3 ,'''' .nE
] Uan.o iu Ann ,fbt,,., ''''' '.' '" "''
a.
| t,,',' | "nI ts.lr',h Mts. lr',h ''Nnn. Misses RUBY
| '''' u.l ''A'l'l LNlhH attended the
''l'T, n''1n AT "'in, I4ealS
! J"hh hIs.c ot Niniih hos letufutd to
his sls,cr. Mis- " Ns,,''. ,,i IN, MI
| Mrs h IL EriIsy spt iii,I. .,'.t,,, ''.',,,
rsiurnej 10 their homo fl, tS.,,., A1,g, ,,,.,
Iauau1fue g.ysrai t,ys ,t.i,ta ~, ~ i'lu'
! IDlgh Rust ~ olI.b,,. W. ',,,,..'
| ThurnIav uft,r sWruIIng s.y.t.f t'.
lyI.ItIrs bts r.r.rtI ~ ~"
Ru,t ""' ''''' ~. T.
i'.N'lH Hecl Wa" host tu number %
na menus wednesday "Nening at III,
L'W" "t hlt I'tonts on south Man
| street
Mlt w. h"Egs returned To her homt
Im lI}or Nodnreduy after spending sew
IeI'l daNs visiting her daughter. Mis- j
IC. RIDER
| bil Williams or CoffeeyilIe arrive,
Monday evening To spend several daN.
visiting hia parents. Mr. ana Mrs g. ~
Williams
| Mr.. and Mira charles GIIssiuio WIN
have been Waiting hia mother. Mis- Nlt
IGlssiple. returned 20 their. homo ii
BartleHvrlo Wednesday
Miss CRYSTAL Davis returned 10 he
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Ky EInisc

with the approach OF July and
August the suns RAYS bring forth
the largest hats OF the season.
Hats for both town and country
wear take on huge proportions.
Large dropping brimmed sailors Of
straw are favored for garden ami
general utility wear but soft
br.mmed leghorns, organdies and
georgette hats are worn upon more
formal occasions.
Hern are three attractive models
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program has been prepared
Mr and Mrs. Gerald white have re-
turned 10 their home ga Fulh after a
visit here with Mr whites parents, Mr,
street
Floyd Rigdon, who is attending the
Denver tC0loJ university 10 homo 10
spend part Of his vacation with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Y. G Rigdon lie
brought with him A. his guest. two OF
bis college friends. Jack Moore dud Tom
Hsaly
Newkrk closed the celebration ot the
Fourth with street dance given under
the Joining auspices ~ the American
Legion and the Anti-H0rHe Thief ssso-
citation. The weather was ideal and
nearly every body who ever dances par.
tiCipated
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ALTON


Mrs. Leo Prout and children recently
returned from a two weeks visit TO re!a-
uves "a California
Mira Harry Freeman is ENJOYING a visit
from her sister. Mrs Jack Shelton whose
MIR. ana Mrs. S. j. Matloel and thelr
two sons seept the Fourth IN Miami
Mrs. "a Bailey and lltue girl. Of Keifer
spent several days In Alton during tho
week visiting relatives ana friends
visit during tho week from their nephew,
joseph Ballard, ~ Tulsa
Mr. ana Mrs. II. p Rust were visited
during the week by their sou. Hugh Rust
who is employed AT Okmu,gee.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGraw had as
the, their guests FrIaay and saturdiay, Nj
Mrs. J. T. HukIu IS enjoying two
weeks visit tram her granddaughter
Mias Leoua Goats, OF Deepwater, Mo.
Mrs Clyne Ames and little daughter
her parents Mr.. and Mrs J. G. Baker.
T. T. Hogan. day ward master for tho
Frisco. was visited during the past week
Mr.. aud Mrs W. J. Hancock recently
spent several days az Miamt az the
guests % Mr.: ard Mrs Eusene Fields
Mrs. S r. Fellows recently spent
several days in Springfield. No, and
visited her son. pon Fellows. and family
Mrs Frank Wallace and two children.
OF HenDetta, are spending a few weeks
A
Mr md Mrs. Elmer Davis were visited
during the early part ur the week by
their daughter, Misc Crystal. Of Okla
Mrs A. u AIcott. NJ Pitcher. spent
several days in Alton during the week
rs the guest Of her sister, Mrs Orin
Cunningham.
HIr and Mrs J. J. Hubbard and family
had as their guests during the week Mr..
aud Mrs S. +. Floren and children, OF
Muskpgte.
Rov. j. T.. Mcconnell ~ vlnita.
accompanied by hts wife ana three little
girls, was visiting ana attending 20 bust-
ness here Friday.
Mrs Mary Gillespie enjoyed visit
during the past week from hsr son and
dsughtcr.iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gillespie, Of Coffeyvlle.
NJ J. Pittmau and family had as their
weekend guests hts brother and sister
in-law, Mr. and MS walter Pittman, OF
$. O. Victor and family enjoyed a
several days visit during the week from
his son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. y. p Robinson. % MuskoEee.
r. = Davis and his son Lyle, who are
working at Cofeyville, Kan. came In
Saturday and remained here with home
folks until after the Fourth Of July.
Clement Gardner, formerly or this place
but now resident Of Shamrock. was
here "a day or two ago. HcCoWpan by
his wife and child, visiting od-tims
friends.
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flesh colo.od soorgcttc aud trimmed
with long sash Of wide blue
ribbon held In place by large pink
cabbage rose.
The hat at the right is designed
FOR the matrou. II ga stunning
mushroom shape Of orchid, beige
and rose orgaudir folde The wreath
of flowers and grass is Of different
shades Of hcuua The color cunbina-
ton is a bit daring but Il coca well
with many different costumes.
Aside from such styles as these
the white sports hats In large shapes
are also mOdish
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-09

for midsummer wear which might
find a place In a single wardrobe.
Tho hat at the LEFT is one of tho
popular garden hats of straw They
are smart ia black trimmed with
white flowers or colorod field flow
.ers or .u highly colored straws
trimmed with flowers i'm a contrast
ling shade. This hat is of ruasct
the Same shade.
a charming hat for the brides
maids costume or other formal out
tit is shown In the center 10 is a
graceful loghorn shape faced with