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TULFJA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1918.
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Women and War Work
I'Iidiiu niiiio
U I Ir
Where Ton Mny 8crr.
Monday.
Red "rose hnlnnJirtrw, nprn
fcvery dny,
Preebytnrlan women, Klrst -church,
vary day.
Boston AMrniie. Met hodlst -church,
trtrjf day.
Catholic women. Knights Colum
bus hall, every day.
rughters of American 1 ; o vol n -tlon,
iled Cross.
Tulsa Women's club, lied Cro
fceadquurler.
Baptist women, church workroom,
very day.
Jan Addams clmutiuiqiia, lied
Croiui. "
Twentieth Century cjub, Kcd
Crow.
Junior Iled Cnoiw, high school
fculldlng, every dy. (
Crnsble Heights unit, horn of
Mrs. W. C. Connelly.
Country club, open every week
dar (or work In surgical dressing.
Business women surgl'til dre
Ipg claafien, Monday, Thursday and
Friday evening ac headquarter.
Bellvlew unit, Lincoln achnul,
every day.
Crown Heal cliautun". IIM Cron.
Tea-Wolverlrie unit, Monduy
and Thursday.
Tuesdny.
Maple Ridge unit, homo of Mr.
Presley O. Walker, Jr.
Christian women, I tied Cross head,
uartara.
Cherokee Height unit, Second
Presbyterian church.
West Tulsa unit, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Baturday.
Betsy Hon unit, masting tn home
Of Mia. W. U Lewis.
Kendall tinib Colleg Hill ehureh.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
yrioay,
WTncda.
Art circle, lied Cross hnndqtmr-ten.
Women of First M. K, church.
Red Cross. .
lmmanuol Baptist women, church
Workroom.
Lstdy Maccabees, I pod Cross.
Women of Latter Day Ha In la
church meet for work at church.
Bebekah club unit moots j;ed
Crosa headquarters.
Betsy Boss unit. Country etub.
Thursday.
Lutheran women, Bed Cross head
quarters. Ureutt Memorial women, church
Workroom.
Tlfert Memorial church work
room, Thursday and Friday,
Trinity Episcopal women, Bed
Cross.
Women's auxiliary of Temple
Israel, Bed Cross headquarters.
Council of Jewish women, Thurs
day and Friday.
united Presbyterian women meet
at ehorch.
V, 8. A. club, Red Cross."
Carter Oil Company unit. Bed
Cross.
Boxana Red Cross unit meets In
accounting roo mof company.
I rlday.
Vui-n rhapicr (.). u. a. Ij,e.i fro
lnviitijiw rl"jn
i 1 1 1 1 1 . i !eu.:ue, Hod ('riiM.
Hlinke."i in c club. ;e1 ''roes.
A.ihu i mill, l-iolli' rshrlne. Mn.
sonic hull.
I.iiik-IHH nnd Ijdle of Herurlty,
Ke, l i in n hcji'bjiiiii It-rn.
M ii f lin-j) knitting unit. Bed Cross.
Siiluiiluy.
lied f'roi.fl headquarter open un
til noun.
Th'' mi I !on:i conference nf the
council of .K f.-iiM,, n,lri olo.n-il itu
hlircn.ilay ho.houi lu W.inhlrilnn
May kuvm KtroMH lu Hie report of
the llll re. minute ,.k l,y tin- ill. ill.
nnin nf tliu mate division, tn which
many of the difficulties of e,uiini:
lh urKunlm lion In apurselv 1 1 1 . I
cll.it rids wax dwelt upnn. Tlu ilirfi
riiltir of On. women' committee
ranged from till iioll"rii of reach,
inn sparsely h'MIciI dletrlcta In the
til. Is of Houlh Carollfitt to the irreater
ili.ricullicH or HjirKudiiiK i heir orKuhl
sutloim HiuniiK the inllKioiiH aecl In
I'eniiKVlvunia a hero opHiNltion to
thn war wm s'iook NuhrnNda aleo
wiim cited us helm; it difficult ntuie
to iipren.l tlm work owing to thr far!
that one of every fl citizens were
roreiK'tei n.
MIn Klsle Owen, Mint Vera Van
dew an r, .Mimh llcalrli'e Kn klus, Mi
t'lirollMi liiililnxuii nil, I MInh Kllxa-
belh i eilen tun h re repmaentutlvo
voiiiik women of Vnrk. who
have been ciii'Kaed by thn l.oaiil of
Mliicuilon of iw York city, us radio
IiikJmh torn for thn radio luixxnr
claaarH of drafted men, Claaa A. HIiko
tuauMns has ulven a definite demand
for I heir services In thin new branch
of work, laivld Harnoff, commercial
managur nf Marconi soboo of lit
siriiotloii, IS Ulin street. New York
city, bos authorised tho acenptanen
of women students on the same
basis as men.
The rroebylnrlan unit of the Bed
CrruiH made u icond nhowiiiK chirliiK
the hint week In apiln of (lie heat anil
depurtiiro of many of thn women
from thn city to remain for tUn slim
mer. Work rrportml WIiH hh (II-wh;
I'lfly-thrco comfort kits, 4 S rever
sible Jacketa, S huthioOca. 2 lied
nhli Is. 4 iwtlrn pa.lmniuf, 1 10 many
tullcd banilaKes, 315 Kit pails, 7.5HU
coin prew.cn, 2.(,o7 lampoiis. Sail kits
aaaembleil, V7 epllt InlKatloii pails
Hulletto mlNHlon reported l.l) raps, 1
towel, 27 buttonhole, strips, 7 kit
mvclopes.
Mrs. John K lluydon has been ap
pointed to bead thn suiKWal itrens
Inss dopartrnenl nf thn Bed Cross
unit of tho Holy Family Catholic
church In the absence of Mrs.
Thomas 1). Lyons for thn summer.
Mrs. Boy Kertzmsn will assist Mrs
Ilayden The week's report of work
Is as follows: Hven pairs socks, six
sweaters, six pairs wristlets. 4!i bed
jackets. 10 sblrtn, f5 comfort kits,
hno button-bole strips, tht pads,
6.CUU itt compressed.
nurlnir her visit to this clly tho
psst week Miss I.nnk May, Johnson,
field secretary nf National l'ai'k
semlna'y, WsahluKton, called upon
local ulumnl of thn seminary for the
Tulsa Child Life
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lltr.MOKK
Mrs. Harry Kate rnturned Thurs
day from Camp Plks, Ark., to spend
a few days Visiting her parents. Mr.
nd Mrs. J. M. Hcott and other
relatives. Ulie will then Join her
huaband at Camp lA'C Vn.
Mrs. Mary Kerr and bhy of Ft.
Bmlth, Ark , spent the past week In
the city with Hn. N. (.'. flardner of
1 irst and Choptaw.
The liaptlxt chreh penpin (tave a
lawn social and farewell party at the,
home of Key. and Mrs. T. M. Hunter
Friday to honor Mr. and Mrs. XV. It.
Holland and Mr and Mrs. .1 It. Hale
and son, who are soon to leave, the
Hales koIuk to Norman to make
their liomn, and Mr. Holland to
France to army service.
Mrs. J. I). Sliiuuhter of Fredonla,
Kan., Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs.
Oeorge Hale, and family.
Mrs. W. V. Johnston attended the
graduating exercises of her daugh
ter Oultd the first of thn week ut Ht.
Ixiuls, Mo., she being a student of
Linden college,
Miss Bessie Muyfield of l'ryor was
the week-end guest of Mrs. Frank
iiarnhart.
Mrs. M. Haas and daughter F.Ilza
beth left Friday for a visit with her
sinter at CJoff. Kan., who Is HI.
Miss (Jrace Williams and Miks rel
phlno Atkinson wll leave the first of
the week for Enid, where they will
attend rbllllps university.
Mrs. J. C. IJpc and daughter .Mur
iel left Saturday for a visit wilh Mrs.
j Knight of Muskogee.
I Miss Zada Hurrett has Just closed
a HucceHHful term of school at Mld
I way. and has been employed by the
school board for the coming school
term.
Those to g0 from this city to Inola
Friday night to attend 'the Bed Cross
dance wure; Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Draper. Klva Draper, Mr. and Mrs.
w- Crlchton, Geo. Coker, Miss
I'.dna Harts, Miss Gladvs Anderson,
Jess Burd, Jap Little. Klmer Brlxey.
Mrs. J. Norwood of Tahlequah Is
In thn city visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Walkley, and sister
Mrs. Huford Carden.
Mrs. I). M. Clark returned Sunday
from a visit with relatives in Spring
field, Mo.
Mrs. H. Tl. Kaho, Mtrs. C. F. Ood
bcy. Mrs. -'flunter Duckworth and
Dorothy Godbey spent Tuesday
In Tulsa.
- ---. ieonesnay
for Independence, Kan., to visit with
; Portrait by do (iueldre-Blvkiii
Archibald Bmlth. jr., the hsndsomn young eon of Mr. and Mrs Arch I
Pinlth, was among the attendants to the hrblal party of the Murphey
HIkkius wilding Saturday evening. Archlhnld Is 4 years of ago and us
liiliiiiiHtlug and bright it laddtn aa one ever meetM.
purpos'i of organl.InK tbom for war
work A miiloilly nf tho women have
been uethe for nome time and otberM
will take up soma form of woik In
accord wllli, Miss Johnson's requrnl.
Besldent altiinnl of the school are
nle-iiinmvs Harry lleasley, Walter K
Wright. A. M. Atkinson. FredorUik
I. Walter and John 1L Jlarvoy.
During thn week ending May -SI
thn workers In First Baptist unit of
thn lied Cross completed 111 bath
mhos, 3 sweaters, 5 pair socks. (12
comfort kits, tl women g ivn 174
hours time. One member alone
pent 32 hours In the work of the
unit. Women or the cnurcn wno
ere not active in tho worthy cause
are urged to snare ineir punum ui
Hie work. Wu-k room is open every
day except Hut unlay. For Informa
tion call K341.
The Red Cross banners whloh
were loaned to merchants and busi
ness concerns during me t nrisi
mas week drive., are to be collected
during the next few days and all
A Host of New Summer Ideas
In Fine Women's Apparel
True economy does not moan to stop spending money it means spending
money wisely it means take advantage of the values this shop offers.
New Arrivals in Wash Skirts
The very new arrivals in Wash Skirts include ma
terials of Khaki Cool, Georgette, Crepe De Chine
and fine Gabardine. Fancy stripes, fancy designs
and all white. Wide belts 'and deep girdles,
flounce and tucked effects. Styles with and with
out pockets. A mode for every dccastoii. I'ricett
for thi;vweek at
Extreme Values in
SILK BLOUSES
$3.95, $4.95, $6.95,
$9.85 UPT0 $17.50
SILK DRESSES
Go Monday at
$4
.95
$16
85
Just six dozen of the most wonder
ful blouse styles worn this season.
Fine quality Georgette. Fancy em
broidered and 'beaded fronts.
Shades of rose, .gold, copen, new
blue, moize, gray, "flesh and all
white. These blouses are easily
worth up to $8.50. For Monday
and 1 uesday
at
In this lot are a1)out fifty different
and distinctive models. Of fine qual
ify chiffon, taffeta. ..cri-pe de thine,
itin messalme and silk gingnam
, i r- , i i
piaius. logwnrr wun O'moina
tions of georgette. F.very new
mode for midsummer wear. An op
portunity to eelcct a new frock for vnt.itmn
wear at nhoitt half the amount ui contcm
plated spending. Most of tliemi CJ'A
dresses are worth up to V)V
V. K.VMMItJ
$4.95
SPECIAL SHOWING OF
SUMMER MILLINERY
For Hats
Worth Double
$10.00
Kor U.its
Worth l't'Ubir
Ad.ipiallons and ori7:innl pattern n'lodos frm
houscH ff (inf, Kl-'.t'f, Smart Set :itw1 tithrp cim-toi-.
In Italian mtUtns. .stiilurN. all Kt'orm-Utvs an!
cornbhiattiinM uf ceoreite with mllnji, chiffon ami
oUut sumiiu'r imimIch. TrimnilPK "f flnwfrs. riti-
hi-ns : ml wimr tip. MatM that are worth itn
li( yo Mnnl;ty on arrftunt of Fpocial
pufth:use at ,
$io
Flevator
Si'rvUio
llro-t to
Door
UV " IM LJ 1A I A I r-'J 'J
3IB-3I7
30UTM MAIN
UP STAIRS
TAKE ELEVATOR
I'lcMitor
Sci' U-(
I'll I III
liiHir
firms who tuny have bannera are
a-keil tit liavo thetn In reudlneHr
when thi. me called for hy Hoy
ScoutH of the elty Women workera
apent Heveral da ye previoua to the
drive makliiK the haimcra and until
they are accounted for. cannot hut
feel that much time and money wuh
lull.
" V.e of if,,. 15 irtil scouts In the
I'iatrlct of I'oluiiihiii home denioii
mration cliimea hax plcilKud heroelf
to u no wheat until next harvent,
to teach at le.iMt five other to make
r hreada. and In iln all In her
power to lo'lp the United Htaten de-l
partmmit of agriculture In Its effnrt
lo- jet tlie AiiiorlCAn people to eat
potatoee now. wihle there urn mil
lions of bushel on hand, which. If
nu'l euleu auon, will lot.
A work room for women resldlnir
In tho vicinity of the hlxh chool
and nny othera who may wish to
make It the center of their Ited
i'rosa aetlvltlM will be opened at the
hlRh eehool Monday morning Mia.
lleortro S. Icrry la to bn In chnrKo.
The work room will be opened every
day from J o'clock a. in. until 4.
and proutNcn to he a pleasant place
for work dui intt the Hummer month.
I The t'nlted States rovefiimont ha
ask iln. American Hed 1'rona to de
Hee a plan for restricted communi
cation between perxuun In thin coun
try and their relative or friends In
enemy cnmitrlea or In the province
; occupied bv them. Tho lied Cross
will endeavor to deliver all proper
: !iie.-.N,itc without cost to the In.
i ".Hirer but tho delivery of mcneafjes
caiinol be giiar.'inlecd.
I The French Wounded oe!ety hae
; ini'iieniled 1 1 m meeting for the mim
j irr inonthii. owliiif lei tho departure
of eevrral nf the women from the
cltv to remain during; the warm sea
I son. Tho membore who atay In tow n
.will k!o their time to lied Cross
I work.
Tho May report of Turley auxil
l.n. i I winch Alia. f. W. (Iille.ipie Is
'chairman, waa turned In at local Hod
jt'rosa headiiiarter yesterday as fot.
! Iowh. it suits pajamas, 10 bed shirt.
I 2.1 ut) trench envelope, 250 Bitot
bair. 4 triangular bandae, 30
iiomfort kits, 2M property bat;.
Women of the order of T'aunhters
I of Itchckah who ruently formed a
unit of the lied Cross have been
cnmpeileil to cimtifce their time of
; nicetJiiir from Wednesday to Mon
day owlnit to ihr crowded condition
of hioluiarters on the uriKinal
meeting night.
HelidtiB Hand unit yenterday re
pnitcd its acM.itii for two- weeks a
follows: une hundred and thirty
cniefo-t km, ,i trlaiiKiilar. :?
aciilietus an. I I; main -tailed hauil
,i,rcs I ; umi iMi-h, x p,uri wrlsijcts,
S suci'.eia, ,'j (ii.nt lino panel on-J
Miopia i
T,
In return f.o- i!.,. rompllment paid
thrill by iiicnil.ei s of Mrs. i olenunV '
Nntae' h 1.1m. who In.st week enter
'"l ihcm ;ih a picnic at Sand
Springs, men of tho Tulsa home
Ituards will an otitinir to the
ItUrscH this Week j
The' Wednesday auction five hun
dred c'.uh, witu a itii'mbc rslitii of
s.xtecn. has M . i s , - . r i I , I ilji nieetini;
anil formed a wtir ork unit which
Is to spend evcT-v Wednesday mak
Irir eurelcal dt'isslngs In tho work
rooms of the. i.nn'T;-y club.
!!ed Tord unit, which 1 doinpr
Rood work under Airs. Housion
'l"S, r..o-'c.) ',. MV .'Mtct ,1., ,..
fe"ov-: I :T !,.! iturtM. 1 '" pair
. cks. J pair vs t isticts, 1 hac iter
The !to:ma (1 cotnpiTis- ia
rep-chased two eVctric s. w ma
cliMie." for tlm use of w.inin who
compos.' the Koxani iitut of tlie I!,d
I'rcMi.
T'le I'Ttl-H.' I'. mo, icty ,Ujt );.,
"!'. pleic 1 lirranKi-menisi to met
verv WnlneHMV u'ornir.B at tlie
C.Mir.trv club to do work in (oirnnal
'trci;.ir..;rt.
Junior Hel Ko.-- :uot win .(
this w. ck on w . Ir.' s. lav Wth '
.I'orethy an 1 Mar'.oio Aoi-ott. (
The .1 ii r t lalcrMiMHl.
"I fear I w ni i., Mrot tr on that
t.ilk ahi'ut it wasn't toeto y we wee
snlni: for. hut the principl,. ( ti1(.
thh k " ,
"Why so" 1
"The lory snw it In that Hunt, cvl J
I'.ontiy. (lave tia S rents damagii." I
her brother, Hobart Kennedy, who la
to leave loon for army service.
Misses peiphlns Atkinson, f5rc8
Williams, Wanda Witty and Lillian
Sharkey wlH leave Sunday for Knld
to spend the summer Blending Phil
lips university.
Mr. Paul Fry entertained for Mr.
Fry Tuesday evening In honor of hie
twenty-eighth birthday anniversary.
K. H. Llghtner, L, B. Robson, C. H.
Holtzendorff, O. F. Montgomery,
C'has, and Bufnrd Carden, Claud
Nichols, Frank Iteed, Walter Davis,
It. n. McFaddcn and J. W. Bishop
were present.
Mu.int't Interrupt.
While courteny I a wife' due
And hubby respond to that cue,
Conditions are such
That he'll never talk much
If he wiit for her to get through.
Better Goods for Les
M
oney
Turn. Tnis '
319-321 South Main
A
FOR THE NEXT THREE DAYS
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY
ale of New Silk Dresses
at $149
THIS SALE is but another instance of the extraordinary valdes
that will prevail from day to day in our New Store for Women.
Purchased from a manufacturer who supplies New York's most
exclusive shops, these Dresses should meet the instant approval
of women who ordinarily secure their apparel from the larger
cities. The occasion promises to be brimful of interest because
the styles are new, the materials are of highest grade, the cut
' . ting and assembling stamp every dre'ss as a regular stock
model.
Dresses of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine, Gingham Silk, Foulard
antl Georgette Crepe Combinations
Can be selected from. A miss of 16 to a woman measuring 44
can find an equally varied choice. Every dress is desirable.
Values up to $25 and more-Tomorrow, Tuesday and
0
. it. .Miiniin inhn
THE SALE trill commence promptly at 8 o'clock tomorroto morning. We hope u wm ""''"r'-,
have not had the opportunity of 'visiting our new store. We want every women to feelthet sne u cme
-the size of her packet book make no difference. We have merclmndise at every prtce one wtsnes to
pay HUT OUR SERVICE IS THE SAME FOR ALL.
THE STORE FOR WOMEN.
SECOND FLOOR.
PHONE) 082. .
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