The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], April 21, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, APRfL 21, 1920
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i. i linn h peopli iiml fiii-niln ,f lln'
r I'owill will ' the fail that iii
Mill ri'iurn to Tulau In a foitniKb1 ,
In iigaiil to the Inter-world linr h
movement and rupeetn to tie aerom
panb il by Mr rohn t), lloekerub r
llrlilgo Tin AlMiuit.
Mra Itohert M Itlaekmore will ,
OCIETY
LILIAN CIlAWKOIll) I'HUKINS
WOMAN'S
WOULD ani
WOK It . . .
inr: moon
I Mil mill WHichcil thr moon
"n''1 ...
An it i n'r tlm mountain nun,
Anil honn In mi IU glory
rtfupifiidrni in i h Sy;
Anil 1 thought of nil lioA'n fnorirn'O
Ut III grrat tov In man,
That ahlnaa out In mom rurtlnfln
Than nioim or tni '-f run
Anil Ihvn, ngain atioihar nlghl
1 Hli'lu, tho moon futna out
Ami to' h tmrt of It waa nm
floiidi rlrrli-4 It about,
Thin I thought of many paojile
Who IIvi'n might hava haan bright
Hut hrm much nadnoaa hail rrc-pt
in
Ami Imnliihml half Ihoir light
Thua oauh night an I wtlMiod I In
moon
1 jmw Itn light grow laaa -Till
hyp mid by It all hail ftona
tnil all waa clmiillntM
It tolil to mi tha atnry
Why aottia raraa look ao aart.
Ami aomr aam filled with hitler
num.
Anil nlhiri ranlly hail.
Hut nflrt Jinl a trw mrt'o nlghta
Tim ilarhncH nil lin1 paaard.
Anil a liny llttlo rrcaoant
Stitinn bright In 1 1 m van at laatl
Ami tliita (toil nnnda Ilia love In all
Whwi thn ilarhnfM In moat rtrwir
To ha N liilglil hih Ic In mirh Ufa,
Ami prnv lla'n ivii tiaar!
AI.K'H KltVI.N (tltAV.
, Tml.ij'ii Kwmt.
Mr. Ilnlidt M. llliicKiilnri- will
praalda Ha lioaii'aa at tllo waakly
liriflwo Ion In thn Country club.
MI.hm Doini, (VlKiuiin (lullfy, roll
trnllo, In rcrllul, MU'h Imllronm,
niiHtilc-K United DniKcliUira of llm
Cnnfcilpriii'y.
Mr. 1 1. liyotiM will glvn liinrhenn
In KnniU'ily trntiiurnnt, follnwml
Willi thcnlur pnrtv.
V. V. !. A. "Iiirilitlay Party" In
the V with Mm O. II. I.ronnnl nil
hrwteM.
Koi IiiIkMMv Hrlilqn tilub will ittrrt
with Mill. Hnlmnti I (in ph.
Iiiinrlimu,
Mr, itnlpli Archibald Htnllh will
ho hnjlrna Krltlny in her home, cn
tertulnlni; a coiupmiy of filmuln nt
luncheon.
IIirnliiR I'jirlj.
Mr und Mm O N Wrlphl will hn
at hnnio thin Wcditi'mhiy evinltiu to
it urnal! (croup of frlfnrtu when they
will hoimi- In an informal wav Mri j
Liiwrinio T Vol of tihlahutna;
!''y i
1 thilr 'itiiiiiiniiipnt. j
; Th- rrgnliir weekly golf lourna I
I menl on thr country iluh rnuraej
'will an eveni of loday. MllndJ
1 bogcv will hi' played and nil women I
i golfi-r allglblH to tho vouraa arai
I urga to anrnn.
I I'lUll'lUlU ?!' -
' The ftpim Nil filernll will glvr
ii I'lrmer If) thr K'-nnxdy wtfmiritht
.mi Hamuli', ivkifiiik ut a'fiwrk
j All meinbarh r urged to m.ik"
i ri'Ki rvnllini ln-fm I rlilm noon with
I Mr. W I lllliiui'i. jr, itiMgi' t St.
O. I1. II. Dunn.
Th- emiioi' oi thn Kllmm
I'loduiitig Ai Itrfltiing fn and thir
Irt 'tida will i njny an Informal fVf
nliig of ilntirlng In tha Kennedy rea.
taurant Thnrmluy, April 12. Dlnmr
will pi in (It- Ihf dniM-Ing
In Ali'iuoi'liiin.
A beautiful loom haa bcii fui
nlahed In MornluaaliU' hnapnal In
memory of the lut' Mra. .Mori la
Waanarnmit and la tribute Paid 1
hr by Mi. Wiimimn anil Atta.
I'annle rollui k
liliini'r I'm I)'.
Mr mid Mra A I" O'Connor wro
hoalx at it ! o'rlock dinner on .Mon
day evening, romiillniontary In Mhta
limn Jiinn Umily anil Sir. Cllffurd
Itrmty of Ciml, ohln. Cover vere
lilaceil for lu.
I I'm I'pllon.
Thr offlrlule of tlm Wninnn'a Ml
aloniiry mn'li'ly of I lie CoIIoro IIHt
l'ri'Mb Irrlnn rliureh, iiniioinun it
I'huicb H'li pllon for Thurailiiy .iftei.
1 1 1 n at 3 o rlot k Tlinro will bn 'Hi
Inleraa'lnn nni;rHm In thn rhur.'li
Mr whli'h rufri'iiliiiionla will ho
aerveil In till) iiiljnriuil jmrHOlliiKo.
I'or Ciiwrll,
(imp of thn iitliuctivc Infm i .1 1
iMfli-riiil uffnlrH wiia thn buffrt miIi-
i Pit Kivi'ii In Mr iiml Mm Itnlpli
Alililbulil Kilillll ill tlinlr Iioiup, hou
! oritiK Dr. I, Milan I' Powell of Nmv
I York, nn intW of llir bitter In'i
in iti frlcmli- of 'ho Hmltli h um'
pi i Ttit mid iIii-m- wi'ii' Mr and Mia,
1,1' mn i:uii'. Mr iiml Mis I) K
1 Pl'kn Mr und Mi-- tlllra Pililrk
i Mi iinl Mr1' t i t ( 1 1 Ui'kuO'til M
preald aa hmleea thla afternoon Hi 1
the weekly bridge tea Ih the County
elilb und will be uaalateil by Mie
Clifford William Maaa. Mra I. K
Corfe, Mra Norile T Ullbeit, Mn
CharliD W lleneillot, llowanl N
Cole mid John II. Mra lie.
I IIIK'lll'llll.
The mamn A 1 1 1 1 in Hpiiii'iii fi.iK i
Ity held I la weekly luncheon In !. i
Tulau vim pi day nl mitioumi' lb
there wlli be nn ilher held u '
fueoday when nil H. A. K ' in th
Ity a- limieil to attend n h i
the dealt e of unite n nuiobi i btr.
to iMgauire foi noi'HiI and f r.i t 1 1 1 I
riimoiiB
I'or VNIlnr".
Mra Krank Cuaebeei' hn i- nei
Invltatlnna for mi inform il i,ip.Ii;i
in her hoiiin In Maple llblge f"i
Ttinrad afternoon, ompll n- ntiiiv
In Mra. latwienee T Vol of Okl.i
boina ('Ity Ihe gueal of Mr I i
ItOHKer und Mini Kllxiiheth Hh' lion
of Knita-ia Clti who la vlaltlnar In
Ihe home t.f Mra William l.loyil
Uwlit.
Mt.. Wnlllng
One of (be piettv
lllmlHn.
llffllllB of th
week-end will b" Ihe bridge hn
tv Mm I'm Mi (I VViilllrtg In Die
Country eluh ofl I'rldny nfleinnon
when the guexl Hat will be Untiled
to thnep who lime imtAmled rourle
aleH In Mra. Walling on llila, llin eve
of her ilnpmtliie and lhat of Mr
Wnlllng for ling Meneh, cat. where
they will permanently realde. They
will leavn next Weilneailny.
I
lleltetll Ittcltiil.
Mian Pnmi cirlainati (Itilley run-.
tialln, will iiprcar bete In i --i-11 a i
VVi'ilneaduv iifiernoon In the linll -
loom of tlm I'llkt' under the miepireit
nf Ihe Clement A Kvnie I'huplei, I'
I C, for tlm benatlt of the Mrltolur
Utlp ftiml Mlax (lulb'v nppemid
hero two yeitra nwo Hit the 1 1 v i liku J
ciith und nl thiit Mute, wne ilevollnt; ,
in licit I Hue In ilmtlllK to the nolillei--In
rmiip. II la M'tld Inr eb-irniliiK
ppmnn, ill! v und wonderful vob won
for Inr filemlH here who will be In
(created in lie.ii iuki her 'iKiln The
t'hnplrr la devoting nun.' i.f It 1
HtreliHt'l tnwimli eduiilnn n ml
lltelr plmi i.i to 111' re.l.ii' Ibe nllli u
tlniuil fund lo ihii pi portion that,
oute worth jouhk vvnm.in. (t 'Ineitl
llr--i ntmit "f i'ie . i nfi leen. tuny .
he '.eiil in n i nil. i'e r.r unlvermiy
I I IMI l II I'S i vr I'.M
WALRUS
Traveling
BAG
A himdsomc, larjjc
tnl hii, (loul)le
luiiulk's, lcallici
lining, lift ciik'hcs
und sewed frame
$21.50
L-D-DE.
414 S. Main
Tulsa
Kansas City
OREENBERG'S
MID-WEEK SPECIAL SALE OF
Women's Apparel
Trulv an event to excite the nrimirntinn nf everv
woman. A most wonderful array of Suits, Coats, QF
Dresses, Blouses and Skirts, priced as low as 33 off,
during this Mid-Week Sale.
Genuine Georgette Blouses
$3 J5 $45 $jjJ0
DRESSES
ACC0RDE0N
PLEATED SKIRTS
$14-1 $13-1 $14.50
Z0 $20.50
Fa
All Coats
and Suits
at
G
122 South Main
First Door North From Second
Hunts Daily Store News
VOL. IV.
WHDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1020.
No. 21.
IV c Join the Great-
Economy Movement
Wo liuve more tliun 9200,000 worth of new,
seasonable merchandise that can be
bought at prices lhat you can
afford to pay.
The Position of the Retailer
I 7. VI.SK runmm linvo plucrrl thr retttllT
A III all Iltifitlr inltiin. Tltrrn in m
ri'coiil of iiny TiiIhh iiiiTrlmnt IihvIiik hfoit
HifUii'il I'V tlir 1'itlernl (!nTiitii',iit "f
prutitiMTliiK. Hltl'll lilt ItVXPHtlKMllOII wotllil
ri'Vi'iil h I'liiiilliluti qiilln tlif I'ontrury lit most
ItinlsnroH.
Mirihnnlii Imw linn imimiiicIIi'iI to rurry
Hip IiIIiit irir(il iiifri'liHiiilliio lipcuiha tlto
litlbllr Iihh ili'iitHnilrtl It. x
TIidip Iih nlwayh lireii iili-nty In buy ut
lowi-r prlrcB.
Tll pplrm Miiolfft In thl HilvprtHomriit nrr
llli mii iih hk tin y Iihvo li-cn till alotip.
Thin Hut Will dlM- sou full' IiIpii of 1 1ir
ptinrn you iikij pity If you Hn- rconomli-Hlly
llti'lltifil: Till: KDITtii:
IVuidozv Displays Arranged
Especially for the Parade
For JVomcn
Drosses $6.95 to $19.75
Blouses 2.95 to 9.95
Wash Skirts 6.50 to 9.95
Khaki Dresses 6.95 to 14.95
Hats 5.00 to 9.95
Corsets 2.95 to 6.95
Underwear 1.98 to 2.95
Suits 23.50 to 47.50
Hosiery, pajr 35c lo 65c
Piece Goods
Percales, yd 25c to 45c
Ginghams, yd 45c to 60c
Unbleached Muslin, yd.. 35c to 45c
White Goods, yd 35c to 85c
Fahcy Voiles, yd 35c to 85c
Fancy Silks, yd $1.59 to $2.39
Other Economy Opportunities
Huok Towels, fHuh 2.V to a.'io
IJatli Towclrt, each SSimo l.lo
l.o.i t her Tolilcr Pumcs ea.$l,0iitn J.l,",
liccit, y.'u-d Ac to 2llu
llmbrulilcrlc? Micto S.'ic
Thso are only a fnw of the lei PxpenMvn
Itrma. Therp are coicb of others through.
nut the btorc.
n,c HUNT co.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Mil lt St., llctHicti 'I'lilnl anil I'ourth fets.