The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 16, 1920, Final Edition, SECTION-B, Page 5, Image 27

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SECTION- B.
TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 16, 1020
CEETY
LIUAN CKAWFOKD PKIUC1NB
WOMAN'S
WORLD
WORK .
AND
Calendar for the Week ,
Monday.
Mrs. James I. Dirks and Mrs,
fiaronce J. Hlndnton will give
Midge-tca In the Country club.
Scottl Oraiid Opera company will
present Puccini's opcru "I.u Towa"
In convention liall, nuitplcca Hy
ecllla club,
Mm, W. Knnpiienbergor'fl
bridge for Mrs, M. C. Campbell.
Crown Beat Chautauqua will meet
with Mrs II. Walters, 309 West
Cameron utreet.
C. A. HrldRO club with Miss An
neiu King, COS North Denver avo
mic, TurMliiy,
ScottI Clrancl Opera company will
present Puccini's opera, "Ui Ho
henie" In convention hall, auspices
Hyechka club,
Mr and Mrs. J. Arthur Hull's
MrnlnB danclnpr party In Country
club.
rttccptlon at Country club In
honor of (Jrnnd Opera slurs by
members of the Hyechka club.
Wednesday.
Oolf tournament on Country
club course.
Mrs, Cass Mayo's small Informal
lunrheon for Mcsdnmcs Samuel
K.iulknor nnd Oayln Ilarrlij.
Mrs. LorlnK O. Ilradstreet will bo
hdstei at Country club bridge tea.
V'topla club will meet with Mrs.
C V. Tounkmtin-
Mr. C. O. Splndli-r will present
Intermediate piano pupils In recital
In his studio.
Mrs. Verne Vandever will enter
tain A. O. Bridge club.
Tulsa section Council of Jewish
Women will give linen shower for
l'ranccs Wlllard Home, '.':30 at tho
home.
Missionary social by ladles of
Lutheran chinch tit tho church.
ThurMlay.
MJsdames Dan Hunt, sr., and 13.
O, Sargent will give evening party
for Mesdames samuoi Kauiuncr and
Gaylo Harris.
Mrs. W. V. Klstler's bridge tea In
Country club fof Mesdames I.. S.
names. C. B. Baker. B- Dawson and
Miss Berry Keck of Ponca City.
Mr. C. O, Splndler will present ad
vanced pluno pupils In recital in his
ttudlo.
. l'rlilay.
Mrs, liugene l.orton's bridge tea
In the Country club.
Largo bridge club by A. O. Brldgo
Ciub In the Kennedy restaurant.
Young I.adlcs-Sodnllty of tho
Holy Family church will glvo leap
jenr dance in fclks' club.
Mother's club will meet with Mrs.
T A. Knoles, 215 North Santa Fe.
Lofting club will meet with Mrs.
i: A. Dlx.
Trinity Guild will meet with Mrs.
James B. Dlggs, 2:30.
Saturday,
Hyechka club will meet In li
brary. Mrs. I.ctha Stanley Lawhon
and Mrs- I. J. Kdwards hostesses.
Mrs, II. J. Muggo presents Miss
Avla Allison, soprano, In recital In
Kendall college. Miss Edith Lock
wood, violinist, Mies Ksthor Hand
ley, plants assisting.
Mrs. A. T. Alison will give lunch
eon In Country club.
mo i nr.it.
Her brow Is nu the brow of morn
All crowned with sllveiy clouds.
Her eyes, deep wells of loveliness
Undimmud by tear-like shiouds.
Her eyes glvo forth a clear, soft
light
That shines and ne'er grqws dim,
A light I cannot fathom, tor
'TIs mother love therein.
Her thoughts aro liko tho whitest
sheep;
Kind words, like flowers, fall
From her upturned nnd smiling
mouth;
She stands, straight, strong and tall
Her touch Is as the kiss of spring
So Rcutlo llk'o no other
A touch that UomforU ovory pain
I miss you, oh, my Mother!
A Tulsa Olrl.
Dinners
Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Ashby were
eci dial hosts on Wednesday evening
nteriulnlng Informally at dinner In
the Country club fjr Mr. and Mrs.
Wallaco Noble lloblnson. Japanese
elect and color tunes of pink and
P'lrple created a very artistic table
about which a small group of Inti
mate friends of ,tK honor guests
wero tftilod.
A very elaborate dinner party w.is
given Tuesday evening In tho private
tllnliiff room of' Hotel Tulsa by Mr,
and Mrs. Wallace Noble Robinson
which was associated with much
grace anil boiiuty. With a back
ground of palms against tho walls,
fern and rollago plants wero nr
t tinged to form a sunkon garden ef
fect in tho midst of which was the
large table, the center floral ar
rangement carrying out tho garden
moflt. Finngrnnt flowers nnd artis
tically arranged lights made the
sceno on'innclnfr. Oldtlmo friends
if the Robinson family wero pres
ent and In tho midst wero Miss l.u
ello Roblnfon and her fiance, Lieut.
Richard Wright, who represpnts the
lr S. Navy at the Bethlehem Steel
works. The Inspiration was to meet
uid en'ertaln nealn friends of the
past in this, tho former homo of .Mr
and Mrs lloblnson nnd to Introduce
Lieut. Wright. Incidentally. Miss
Robinson Is to bocomo tho bride of
this naval officer In June at 'The
Walnut" the Kansas City home of
the family. The evening was filled
with tomlnlKconses rnd with tho sen.
son, was music by a largo orchestra
hidden behind the palms nnd much
appreciated were tho songs of Mrs.
Robinson, her rich voice heard In
classical numbers nnd much loved
ballads. Piano number wero given
by MesdumcR Qharles 13, Strouvello,
Fred S. Clinton, D, C. Acostu,
Charles 13. Bush, Clarence J. Hind
man, Mrs. Winston Patrick Henry gave
p'ensure to a number of friends nnd
conferred social honor on her vhi
Mth. Huntlngt in Henry of Chicago
ivhen on Friday sho gtivo a luncheon
of much beauty In the Country club,
Th" flowers of the sen.on were used
and covers wero Inld for IS.
Your Choice of Many
Hats at One-Hal f Price
MANN'S.
HA T SHOP
Sinclair lildg.
HARZFELD'S, of Kansas City
h Announce a Display Monday and Tuesday
in tins Shop at
Summer Furs
of Fashion and Quality
Presenting n collection of scarfs, chokers and
wraps that are examples of the finest qualities
obtainable in peltries and beauty of coloring.
Furs Will Be Accepted for Storage in the
Harzfeld Cold Storage Vaults and Also
for Remodeling and Repairing
Mann's Hat Shop
10 E. Fifth St. Sinclair lildg.
Sniiiiicfs
Every remaining suit in slock
now being closed out at prices
less than the wholesale cost of
the materials and the making.
eideNbacHS
CONTINUING
Monday A Marvelous Dress Sale
Astounding reductions on Dresses that have already been very greatly reduced, marks this sale as one
greatest vaiue-giving events in the History ol this establishment. There are hundreds of Drosses l or i
this sale from simple voiles to elaborate cvenimr crowns, but wo have srrouned the larircr nortion at six
the opportunity of the season to economize Absolutely phenomenal values.
of the greatest, if not the
ill occasions included in
special prices that offer
This group includes many
wonderful dresses of sat
in, taffeta, crepe de chine,
combinations a n d silk
gingham. 1' bono menal
values; originally priced
to $25.
$11.95
High-grade drosses of
printed georgette, plain
georgette, taffeta, satin
and foulard, all smart,
new spring dresses, won
derful values; originally
priced $20.75 lu $;15.
$1
7
At this price aro many
dresses formerly much
higher priced of georgette,
foulard, tricolette, srttin
and moire, all greatly re
duced from $115 and $.'59.75.
Gorgeous afternoon street
frocks in laffcta, crope,
georgette, satin and trico
lette. Also the smartest
models in combined male
rials; originally priced
$10.75 to $(59.50.
1
19
.75
$
28
A marvelous group of
mignonette, georgette and
pussy willow sports mod
els in the newest modes
and colorings; originally
priced $75 to $85.
Exquisite dresses, a 1 1
skillfully fashioned in
georgette, manchu crepe,
including the newest col
orings of marigold, hor
tensia, soiree and gon
f'uillc; originally priced
up to $89.50.
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CONTINUING
Monday A Mighty Waist Sale
5,000 New Crisp, Unhandled Waists, 50 Underpriced
The women of Tulsa know what to expect when Seidenbach's have a waist sale of this
character. We are endeavoring to do our share toward forcing prices to a lower level
and are making price concessions in this great sale that you will find impossible to
duplicate.
Beautiful Summer Blouses in lace trimmed Voiles, long
and short sleeve Organdies and Batiste. In white and
tiny checks. Every one regularly priced $3.95
An exceptional selection of Waists in a great variety of
styles, including Georgetto, Organdy and Voile. Plain tailored
and lace trimmed models. Eveiy one regularly priced $5.95. . . .
A most extraordinary group of Georgettes, Voiles,
Tricolettes, Organdies and Paillettes,, in all colors, both long and
short sleeves and every wanted style. Regularly priced $7.95 ....
Georgettes, Crepe de Chines, Organdies, Voiles, Trico
lettes. In white, flesh, blue dawn and many flowered
and fancy designs. Regularly priced $10.00
A group of phenomenal values is offered at this price.
Tricolettes, hand made Voiles and Batiste, Georgettes
and Crepe de Chines. Regularly priced to $15.00 ....
$2-00 s "y'
$3.00 rfv
$4.00 .
$5.00 '
$7.00 jfj)