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TULSA DAILY WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12. 1920
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CBETY
WOMAN'S
WORLD ani
WORK ., ,., ,.,
It' rare to see. the morning breeae,
Like a bonfire frae tlin se.i;
It's, fair tn urn the tmrtiln kiss
The Up o' the flowery lea,
Ami fine. It Ik on gren hillside,
When hums the hmny lien,
Hut ralrer, fairer, finer fnr,
In thn Ingle tide to rne.
Olens mny t (tilt wl' Rowans rao
Tlin birds mny llll tho tree.
An' hatif;hs hae a' the scented warn
Thst simmers jrrowin win gie;
But tho runty hearth where, nronlea
mint.-
Thai- makes to tin a warl' complete,
On! the. ingle slfln lor ma.
Hew Atnslln.
Trains 'ft llviuitft.
Oolf tournament nn Country rlub
course, luncheon gorvod at noon
hour
Folons of Ornnd Council, ladles
Rhr ne.. he d in lllks ballroom, ann
bull given In oonvcntlnn hall In thn
rvrn he.
Mr. Oeorge rirnnt Olllette will
tlvn nuatlnn bridge party for Mr.
Paul Dillon.
A. 0. Bridge olub will meet with
Mm. J. r Iteddln.
I.une.henn served In Uio home of
Mm. Bnrln Tlffnny for officials of
I-adles Hhrlnn nnd visiting woman.
Ladles fl.iy In Klk'a club, Mm. V.
D. Houston and .Mrs- Barney llorrl
gan hoalcittnit
C. C. club will meet with Mr,
rrank Barnes.
Informal Iilmior Iirtv.
Mr. and Mr, Marry C. Ashby en
tertained In the. Country olub at din
ner on lnnt evening In compliment
to Mr. nnd Mrs Wallace Noble Bob-
Inson, having n guests besides these,
close friend of (ho honorecn.
Iitilicliivin Gntirtoar,
Mm. Winston V- Henry will en
tertain nt luncheon In thn Country
club on Friday honoring Mr. Hunt
Ington Henry of Chicago,
Tor Mr. Itnl'lnson,
Mr, Grant C Blobblns was ho
ten on Monday nt a luncheon for
Mm. Don Hnhlnson of Chicago, who
has been the truest for some tlmo of
Mr. nnd Mm, Oniric lp. Noble.
Apprnat'hhiir Marring!.
Miss llelo Ilrndloy, daughter of
Mr. Mildred Bradley of till city,
and Mr. I'nul B l'rllchnrd of nnr
ner, lown, will be. tnArrled In enrly
June, the ban IiavIiik been pub
llhnd In Holy Fnmlly church.
I'or Mr. nnd .Mr. Dfiwor.
Mr. and Mm. Trunk I Moore
have lnueil Invltntlnun fur nn ln
formal dance they will give nn Fri
day evening In the Country club In
honor of Mr. nnd Mm. Vnui Drefier,
Tulson who hnvo been apondlnK
eome tlmo In the eaaU
OoU TodJty.
Women svho rtclliilu In Rolf are
lonklnK forward to the piny on the
Country club course thltt morning
which will bo followed nt noon with
A lilnchoon In the rlub home. Ex
nmlnntlon nn rule will bo a fnturo
of tho nifetlnR.
IlridKO Tim Cnllcl Off.
On account of Mines in (ha home
of Mm- Tnt Mnlloy who wa ached
uled to prealde n hote today nt
the official bridge tea. In the Coun
try club, the evf nt for thla week haa
been called off.
Coscr rlub. '
Mr. K. Ornnt Woodruff will en
tertain member of the Cover club
today.
Tntlr Shrlno.
Tho Ormirl Council I.ndlea Phrlne
of North America I belns held In
Tula thl week, delegnten from
other Shrine chaptor are hero.
CUSHION TOP
WARDROBE
TRUNKS
The cushion top an ox
cltislvc liartnmnn fenturc.
Let us (ell you why It is
necessary.
v "V'" u aw Vim" Th
one oj illvjtraicd,
$74.75
btie of fixrplf tulcnieil fiber w!tli
re-tuforctil luund die, cuiUon lop,
ikoe mil bit boi, drawer lockliif btr
tad ironiet boird.
Other Hartmann Ward
robes From ?5J.10 to ?1G0.
'Alail'OrrlcRi.fPrcpnjd.
TRUNK COMPANY
414 So. Main St.
Tulfca Kiin.sag City
li. .1, Ittrnluw'h
IlOAldcut I'irtniT
Tueday aiternnon w devoted to
oimnUln meetlnK held In the Y
V. C. A. with an Informal reception
In (he rlub room of the Y, W. 11
evenlnft nt fl o'clock Thl noun,
officer of Anba fonn, thn local nr
Riinlrallon, nnd vintlnc deleKatna
will li entertnlnei) at luncheon In
thn home of Mm Knrl Tiffany on
Bouth Mnln street. The cntinell will
hold meetlnj-a today In thn ballroom
of the Hlk a club nnl tonlRht thre
will be a dancn niven In honor of
the occasion In convention hall. The
entire week will hn devoted to lim
ine niectlnK nnd nMociiled will
be eoClnl nffnlr Anba Court will
unterlnln nt luncheon on Thumdav
The reception held Ian' nlirlit In
the Y V i' A. rlub room aerved n
happy medium of hnvtoK the lcal
Hhrlper meet tho vl'ltor. Tuli
ha tho honor of bnlnc the horn of
thn frrnhd hlfrh prlnatoan of the
Brand council I.adlc Hhrlne, Mr.
Jnaoph II. Ilartlett Mr, Hnrtletl
wa elecleil to thl lilfrh potltlon In at
vear nt the council tneetln; held In
Cnlumhiiii. Ohio, Mr. John II.
Wlnomlllcr la tocnl IHrIi prteMi.
Tho urn ml ufflcern and nlfirer of
Aaba Court received, latent women
wern Mr Ilartleit Mr Wine nil
lor, Mm. O T. Daweon. Mr Htephen
Owen, Mr. I'rnnk I'erry. Mr
rhiirlr Vnndever. Mm. C. W. Funk.
Mr. John Miilecnbnrhor, Mr.
Oeorn Chubbuc, Mr. OeorKn Dole
nnd Mm. Thaddeu D ISvan. Thn
evenlriR win spent Informally and
Ice, were eerved by member of
Aaba Court patrol.
Ni-w KololM.
Mrn. O. O. Mhaffcr, formerly of
Llm.i, Ohio, who I now making thl
city her home, hn been oiiKmied by
thn Klrt Chrlatlnn church its the
eoprnnn ololt Mr, Hhaffer ha
a very fine voice of purn tone and
timbre and her rendition of church
music. I with nn Interpretation that
la nt once Impreaalvo,
InlorcelliiK Irnt.
Mr, nnd Mr. Hobert Uolce Cimon
will be nt homo tn a fnv friends thla
afternoon nt 2(30 o'clock when a lac
turn recltnl on "I.a Ilohemo" nnd
"I.n Toscn." tho two Puccini opera
to be nunc hero next week by tho
Hcotll Orand Opera company will
be nlveit. Vlctrola record, many
of them riven by the stnr who will
ippenr heie, will be heard The
different motifs, aria and ihoru-
will be dleetd, It were, for the
benefit of thoc who are interested
In the opera aensnn her next week.
I'or Visitor.
Mr P. P. ItUHhmoro nnd Mm.
Hurry Prlee will nntrlnln at hrldn
on Saturday afternoon In the home
of Mr DeZnll Mawlay for Mlai
Hazel Lock hart of Denver, Colo,
Plciili- Party.
Mrs. Henry f Hrorkman, Mr.
William (J Hrorkman and Mm T.
It. Mclfnl vtern hOalMSe on
TueaiMy. entertaining nt Band
Bprlnjr with a picnic In honor of
MINI .Inn Smith of Caldwell. Ohio,
the i:ui't of Mr. Prank C. ItelellnK.
The Joy of the early naon and the
mumentfl nt tha park formed d
ItfXhtful (ilenaure for the congenial
tiar'y The dinner wn a ln-ely
epreiul anil en)oyeil to the fullest.
Itealile hoatrsSe and honoree other
present were Memlnmes Frank Ilels
1lnf fharle Miley. K D Prltibanl
r: r Funk. W II. Derhy, Mie
Marv Mmrkman, Alice Funk,
France Itelsllnir, Majclnn Hrorkman.
which win take the form of a lunch
eon fhie year The dale will b an
nounced On Monday afternoon.
Mm II. W Walter will entertain the
memhers of the circle at Its cefjular
meeting.
Tndnj'a Htrntfl.
Chapter N., P. H. O will meet
with Mm. II. W llandolph.
History nnd Literature club will
meet with Mr. L. II. Wlleor.
Frntcnilty .Mrctlni;.
Tulsa chapter PI lleta Phi frater
nity will meet In regular eslon on
Wednesday nvenlnc at 7 31 o clock
in thn home of Mm. ICvertt Man
ning, I3f2 Knst Fifteenth street. All
member are cordially Invited to ha
present.
OiNTINITP.n DM NRXT TAOK
Club Holes
f1miiliiiiiim f'lrrlm
The Orown Be.tl nnd Columhh
chautauriua circle met In Joint
session at the library on Monday
afternoon. The program was di
vided between the two circle. Mes
dame Jive and Mutidl serving n
leaders Thl I an annual custom
of the circle and I enjoyed Crown
Heal I planning for It nnntinl frolic
Finest in loxturo bent
In flavor.
CAMP HELL'S
Special
11 HE AD
Hitf npliUIOp loaf 15c
v. at grocers.
Iijrlf.
Tn m.iklnK the new wonder nerlal,
"Mghlnlng Ilryre," Ann Little, the
little star, hud a narrow escatin
from death. In one of the early I
episodes, Ann Little wa on tho
back of a run-nwny horse, whoso
bridle had been removed. Tho homo
d.ishe.i oVer an embankment Just n
Jnck Hoxle lawmen II. Ann Little Is
thrown from the horse's back nml
nllght some distance below with
nothlntt more serious lhan a sprained
ankle, Till Is but ono of thn many
thrilling stunt that are to be seen In
"LlghtnlniT Ttrycn," which Is com
Inir to tha Lyric theater ehowlnR the
first nnd second episodes of this
western serini at tnn i.yrlp Wedncs-1
day and Thursday this week. Don't!
mis It.
Chautauqua Lake, N. Y.
Oklahoma Camp for Girls
r
Let your daiiKhtor Bpend tho hot pummer
months in ono of thn most beautiful resorts of
the north properly chaperoned.
The trip is very educational and full of pleas
ure and excitement.
MRS. A. W. COLEMAN
Ohoou wot;
Upstairs
Over
yoolwor.hs
BOSTON
SHOE
SHOP
220J4 SOUTH MAIN STREET
71 Stores
In
51 Cities
'
$8.95
$4.95
Playing the Game
With you men
Is why wo are enabled to offer new fiprinv; and summer footwear
at prices higher than last year, but materially lower than other
stores can possibly offer you. Our 71 stores in 51 cities afford us
a buying power uneqiialod in Tulsa.
And we've made it our business to see that each of these grades
give you as much HONEST QUALITY as it in possible to produce
Stylish nnd snnppy, but built to stand a lot of wear.
"Brogue" Oxfords
New dark brown, Cordo cnlfakln, Ooodyear
welt Roles. Perforation and etyla aa illus
trated. Widths, din or
a to h iby.bo
English Last Oxfords
noodyoar volt Roles, dark brown
CorUo. Wtdlrui. It to D.....
$4.95
Straight Last Oxfords
Fine glared vlcl kid Ooodyear welt soles.
mraiKttt mm. width.
A to R r...
$8.95
High Shoes
Complete line of dress and
Neu.st union, all shape At
uitu.il Having of from
work shoe
the Boston's
$1 TO $3
Hunfs Daily Store News
VOL. V.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920.
No. 12.
A Timely Sale of
Ribbons and Ribbon Novelties
Hnnd-Mfldo Ribbon Novelties
For Grnduntion Gifts nnd Other Gift Occasion
Boverat hundred piece and almost as many price consequently prices
oannot be nunted on every piece and a etralRht reduction of. 25 la
rnado throughout
Every Piece in First-CIass Condition
At 4 Off
Tarty Bcs
Sachet U.i eft
Vanity Hags
Slipper Baft
Sewing BaKS
Fancy Oarters
Fork Ovters
I-amp and Shade-
Tie Harks Day Bed Cushions..
Coat Hancera Telephona Arm Ren
mouse. Hanfters Pewlnf? Itaskete
Handkerchief Cases Kewple nrldes
Boudoir Pillow Infants' Boxes
Combination Suit SowinK Sets
Puppnrter Boudoir Slippers
-Lingerie, Bows Doll Novelties
And dozens of other piece that you've seen and admired tn our dla
play oases
P'vprnl Stjle In Cnrtor fancy ribbon covered with shower
. .a
now, iveguiar pric n.u
Children' Fanny Carters for Roi
Fine Quality Lingerie Ribbons
Pink, white and blue In clovor leaf and rosehud brocades.
No. 1 8c yd.
No. !(. ,. . ..12l2c yd.
No. 2
No. 3
No. 5
, . 15c yd.
.20c yd.
.25c yd.
Special Lot of Hairbow Ribbons
All choice rlbhon from our regular stock; value ranglntr
from DSc to Jl.SOc.
For 79c yd.
Special reduction on all other ribbon not advertised. As
much a 10 per cent on any piece and more on some.
All Ribbons not advertlssd reduced 10.
All Novelty Ribbons
Fancy Bact Ribbons Floral brocade
Tinsel brocade and embroidered.
All Wide Camisole and Sash
Ribbon
Light shade In camisole, and stsh rib-f
bons In a bis selection of wldthn and1
Qualities.
-$2.00 pr.
85c pr.
Vsof
20
Off
Two-Tone Gros-Grain Ribbon
Plcot edge mros-griln rlbhon.
Jl.PO quality for 7tf! yd.
Ribbon Department Main Floor
1 1.25 quality for OSc yd.
4o.ncli Skirting filllt Drap-polft
and Sports Satin for skirts a good
selection of color.
$6.74 yd.
Silk Dept. Main rioor.
-ncHUNTco.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Main St., netwe-en Third and Fourth Ste.
Scottl
Grand Opera Co.
May 17-18
Convention
Hall
Mombnrrt
of
Tho Tnlsa Open
Shop
(Bquare Deal)
Affoclatlon
lis j?
ft DeXuxe
n COFFEE
Ju Better roasting methods
jl Breakfast de Luxe u
I II toasted glve Tulsa
1 1 most popular eoffeo a
Vf v rich flavor all It own.
jLW One package ronvinces.
Ask your grocer.
iJHf DLstrlliutors
Cuticura Girls Are
Sweet and Dainty
Nothing tn Insures s bealthr. clear com
plexion. wtt. while hiuxK and gkwsjr,
luiunant liir a. Cuticura Snip, auntnl
by Cutlcurn Otntmfnt twn nrrraury
Cutmira Tilcum ti drlieatr, delightful,
ilistinmif It lniprti to the svrwin
chatm incomparable and peculiar to itsell
f topi Cck rrt, tt M,U Aitrfrms 'eivlmik
iiUriTi.i, pri ir m.i.,m.i r,:,tf.rr
lrr SrupCi Ointmfnm indW ttun?t
jQM!Cutiur. Soap ihavet without muf
Make yourbreakfest
cereal a substantiaLpart
of the morning meal.
An. energy Wilder in an at
tractive t6rm is
GrapeNuts
for iihis food of pleasing taste
is made of selected -wheat and
malted barley and is full of
nourishment.
6rapeNuts is unusuaL among'
ready-cooked cereals as it
contains its own sugar, not
added in making but self
developed from its grains.
QrageNuts saves sugar
There? aReafon"
Made tyPostum. Cereal Co.BotHe CreelTlicK
I Use World Want Ads for Good Iavestments
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