The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], June 13, 1920, FINAL EDITION, SECTION-B, Image 25

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SUCTION U
SOCIETY WOMEN'S CLURS
EDITORIALSPORT
AUTOMOBILES,
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TULSA, OKLAHOMA, SUNDAY, JUNK 18, 1020
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1 u,ianC-Mi'" 1 Socket y, Clues, Music aeb Wmeim's Wm j
Event in Prospect
and Retrospect
And thin Wf Wfc exempt from nih-
0 haunt,
1 , In lonSIISg in trees, bock In the
running brookg,
... , . ns in stones und (food In every,
thing.
T)il! If time when one nilk-ht
t . f man v iSiiism It In the full
b ni ma flush f IRS year. Ii is
i umi whon youth finiis a giatnour
ri i-ompasstnS BVtiy hn.ae t.f life. It I
i ., ::! fur vd'hiI-mih nnrt nut trigs
vvli. ItIS BSplollailonS of mttiire f
i n P" ' tai ular paradO, It Ih thr lime i
ft . inl and man to OvMtpletS their
sroolng MMl appear before the gg I
ii, mbly or In u null t pre im l, Juat aa
ll. v choOMi to saivllfy thrlr love
an, I plight their troth. V dilitiK" i
aid Mother Nature are In mind, i
V iillngM in TuIkh arc a tabooed suh
V i o lai In thin month of June, ,
I . Tie y may l heard almiit I ,
bui regarding this stlbioct of nature,!
It I s ii greet srhool. Ik It not struuse
II it s few of ua (five an little time
0 a atudy of outdoor life. For the I
i, in 11,1 tiiuii seems the ureal prn
(illUI. i, bttl for the Child, What,
di r mother, are you Rn to do for
y, ir boy 01 Klrl this summir'' Will t
v, i Hi that they have an uloindani o
ol the greal outof-doorot Will you,
gi. with thorn to study the trees, the
bird! and the modem flower that la
f, und m the heart of the vernal arils
gernssaT Will you point out the
beautUl of the blue of the aky, thol
n, pie 0 the lake and the qutstnsssj
tbai Bnoompsss the arholo that
Ipoakl ol the gn at maater mind who
la UM l ather of all ' There are 00 1
many lovily spots uliout Tulsa that
one does not have to Journey to the!
AMantle or I'uclflo coas! to find '
it M plOOM where nature apeaka in
Wi rolroiis words. They ore elOSS at
heme.
In eommomOMtlOtl of Finn dav
OOmot the annual IttflohiOn und get-to-gether
of those women In Tuls.i
trhoss tor boon Might fr AjnoriMt
In those early days of 1 776 the j
Daughters of the American Revolu.
Hon, an OVOItl of Monday. They will
BBOOoUtS the event with remlnls
aanOH of the time George Wooh-1
Inuton and will let the flag with the I
trio of colors glorious Old Olory.
rin supremo, not torgsttlng to pay
tribute '" thoao manly tails who
f ighl of reeent times In l'rani e.
r ,ny ol whom are now lying under
tie' poppy fields of Flanders.
(if oouroe the most auspicious
e'ent of the past week was the ro
r. ::: nd hall tendered Ok la ho
mo'l governor and his chartnlng
family In the Country club on Tues
day evening, it was a grocloui and
wonderful oeeaelon. The club houaj
eras all aglow with electricity and
de, orated with flOWOTO, Society was
QUI on masse. The attendants were
fr m the rarrks of the city's most
Oharmlng matrons and Interesling
glen, Women who are noted for
their thoughtfulneos, beauty and
. these many attributes that adorn
femininity on such auspicious occa
sions. They wore their wonderful
evrnlng gowns and of course the
Jewels went with them. And Incl
dma ly speaking. Tulsa's arm of
protection was out In the way of the
SOCTSI SSrvICO, Whose vigilance was
Member Younger Society Set Who
Graduated Friday Night (with Honors
ThurMlity rvepttigt v th lirMi'
N'fi pArfllU I" fUJilnt Ii r rli)-
rritntfi wuu t hi- ntwi uf bf hp
pt OaililtiK niiilait. No iIhip has
t ,n km for thi w il tl ' hp?, bttl it w ill
likely n'if' r.itod imr in Junr
TuIhi okftptti . i lAushlfn
Am rlran llttVOllltlon Will
of th
irlvc lht-11
.. tags ii I 1. t . . das lasso I I...
I t - t o. .nnlT'K toom ul Hiilil Til In.i
Ion Moti4ft) if tnbert of tlija chap
kt, !MldviM sHid isltiut tn mhi ifi
i of fjithi'i cnaptori .it Invttftd stud
jure nnUi- to MMfllbll on Ih! IBtfl
Mnlnc tlooi nf lh hoUl ut IS; tC
I o'clock i luncheon to te Mrvti ti i
o'clock prompttsr,
Mr antl Mri M (lrr-n. I'OB Knul
Ifllnjth tlTti, uiinoiincr thr rtittnnt
rnicni of ihrn daughter, Finnic Rc
j to Mr; Chnrlcd Mllltr f thli
rtty,
An vrnt of In tercel the tMh
I wflii tho Wedding on ThMf- l iy h( fr
I ii no ii ii ' . In inarrhtKti Mi.
nil-..' McCarthy Lb Mr Lccllc B.
IHoCC botti of TtiUi Mr :in, M k
H0M who hnvn niany fHcndl hen.
win, sifter their wedding trii, b
located Ht ins south i Ninver uve-
nur,
Mm. f. w. Purdy of Tu1h peel
I ttatC preeldfu-, end Mm Micheol
M'onlnn, retiring irfliiint ttf the
I United Dattghten of the Confeder-
Rcy, were lern tly honored hv the
I rk lahomg ii iftion of third organ laa
tion Ht the convention held laei week
J in Ardtnore when the rntirn eonven
I Hon body docided hy vote to make
1 h m hnor.i rv n'te pren(1nl wf
th Daughtera. Another distinct
honor to TukM wa the alootloirof
Mrt b Lforrooi Hayden ai itate ite
torlan unit the fait that thr dale
getofl of clamant A BVana ohapiei
brought home the heauilf ol ntlkrii
United Btatao fMR given thoni ftof
having the largeai inoroaoe Lp mania
bait Of Mnv ehepter In the Mate for
thA hi Ht ear.
Mr end Mm. M .t DoJcitOy of
Dalwa, formerly of thtn ottv, an
: nimiiff the ennarnirnt ntoi up
inoii china marriage of their oldeel
daughter at lee Irene Dolano, to
i Mr tieno Klrvln of Totaa, the wed
i ilinpx to he an evt nt of June f, In
i the Catholic cathedral of Dallaa
Mr. and Mri htarvltti aftor a wad
dlltg trtn to itlntani pnintu, will make
Tiiineo, their home where the bride
! hai a hot of frienda who will wol
conm hoi ngnln
Informal
i Mrs Charlso Msroer of Fori Worth
;Tex,m a foiiner Tulso noil OA, la en
Joying a isrt hers lo bsi forinof
homs as u gut is! o( Mrs CToronog H,
I Taylor Viid is rsoslylng protty at
Itentlon from numerous frlsnds On
Tussds) afternoon ol ins past week
.irs riiioi'ilio ivooisi'ii einei luoie
eltrlileen millions Informally In her
home In honor of Mis Mercer. On
yVodnooda) afternoon M re Orel! II
ItcCsrty brouahl pfessurs to o
potty of 1 'J with a theater party and
lunch following ai lbs Superior
room when QUSntlMss ol g.irdcn
flowers added alt I I ctl v enesi lo the
lunohoon uwblo, Saturday alternoon,
Mrs Taylor mid sister. Mis Hush
Oreenslsds sntsrtalnsd with auction
hrldgs f"i Mis. Msresr In the honv
or Mis T,lPil Kiel, I floweis d
rated most altracilvely the eiiter
' mining suiie where the raid tables
e,e nnaiiKel and In the dining
loom, Antsrloan Uoauty roses wars
Clustered In deep vnses Hoses of
stationery were awarded as prlies
,for IhOgS who made the SOOrOS and
also for the guest s pi IS" Mis Iteli
iiniii m funis ssolsled the has
neses In their duties An Ice course
was sorved at the oonolusion ol Mis
tonne There were four tables of
players enjoying this delightful
Iplsasuro. Mrs Bdmund Lashle)
will entertain at rurds for Mrs Mm
ear on Tuesday afleriioon.
The seventh and elgliih divisions
i of Ins Klisl I'resbvtei Ian ohuroh
he'd a very gnjoygols meet Ins In"'
TtlOSdat evening at the hon e of Mis
N J Kniesel on Soulh Victor The
la-nests assembled at fi .10 and St 7 a
delirious loittet supper was served
M-n,,' Sinltbers and McAineiei
proalded at the table which was
bestitlfully eontered with sw t peas
iitlnr I idles uselstlng the hos'ess
WerS Mo Cotton and Miss MIiIhk
field Pront the dining room I he
guests repaired to the spacious ve
ra l. Ins and lawn, where a fttOSl
I laasanl evening was spent. This was
lllr last liiOetiiiK of these divisions
i r the surnmsi tha nsal to be bald
111 8eptellilel
Mis Irene rios snlsrtaHisd will
a n lufotiiril home dance on Wednes
dav evening In Hie home of In
slslsr, Mis. JoSSph P Bloll and M
IllSlr, having 1 eoupies Mr and j ln the e irly week with a theater
Mrs 111 ilt. Mi ind Mis II Hro.,1 , iriv ' ttinelieon downtown, a
OulSlltlS and Mrs. Prank tiweriK no ri , p irly nf the younger girls an-
srars ins ohaparons loving ihs tilsssiires of tha after-
I noon Miss DlXOn waa en route M
M is Doroas McConnoll OOmpH-1 Mum, Ohio, from Han Antonio,
tnented her guest. Mian Violet I Hum 1 TeSSS.
One of the Most
Beautiful Tributes
that can be paid to motherhood in a gift
of tun burn blossonm fresh from the tumom
of Mother ature, carru'mq a uns et, nimde
mtUOg of irell trinlnH. Gifts' your frienda
11 1 Hi our flower.
Kerry event in an tccasion for flncrra.
BoslonS
PSSSiftiOtlilv
Miss Lttclte Thomlson. a jiepular member ol the younrrer so, -lei.
Bet. Phe graduated from the high school this year, and recently had
ihe distinction of winrjlng tire seeoud jirlr.e In voice :it the slate contest at
Norman, with 7r- voices In OOmpOtltlpO. She 1 unusually tali nted. hav
ln a clear brilliant soprano solos and is under th Instruction of Mis
Storey. White. She la s member of th Iwvfalotto club.
perceptible only to n few. The at
tention and great compliment paid
Clover, tor and Mrs. Ilobertson and
their attractive daughter and son
was often spoken about during the
evening by these distinguished
guests, who did not fail to lay lau
rels at Tulsa'a feet for I ho full en
joyment ol their visit h'-re It was
rumored mors than once dining
their stay lore that the intention of
(lovornor Robertson is probably to
make this city the future home of
the ltohertson family after the gov
ernor's term of office expires. If
this 1 1 true, It may be foresaid that a
genuine vveleonte will be extended,
as they are In a position to begin life
Ion with many staunch friends.
Announcements
Mr and -Mrs. M. llershhergcr
of 13i'J .South Denver avenue, an
nounce the betrothal ''of their
daughter. Miss Frances Ilershberger.
to Mr. rldward Magnuson. son of
Mr and Mra. A. ti Magnuson of
136 South Denver avenue.
The eiigaremcnt of Miss Harsh
DOrgor and Mr HSgnUSOn was made
known at an Informal parly given
I PATHE
TONE
SUPREME
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graph is gained by the use of the Sapphire Ball
which glides smoothly over the Record Groove
thereby giving an articulation and exactness oi
tone which can only be obtained by the Pathe
method.
You'll Never Regret Owning a Pathe
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Jazzy
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No. 8 West Fifth. Cedar 1593
"It' the Tone That TelU
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DAINTY WASH FROCKS
Not the kind that you will find in every shop in the land, but Frocks that are ex
elusive as to design and pattern. So cool and dainty, and withal, so modestly
priced that choosing here is a distinct advantage.
Charming new models in plain and fancy Organdy, Novelty Voiles, Dotted
Swiss, Dimities, Tissues and fine Ginghams. In complete and beautiful assort
ments of hot weather styles. Prices are $7.95, $8.95, $9.75, $11.75, $13.75. $15.50,
$19.50 to $39.75. Sizes 16 to 46. Included in this showing are the famous Rose
mary Dresses.
Special
Lot 1
One lot f 2?) higli gMds Taffeta DrSSSSS in
nuvy, Mack and colors,
At 2 Price
Misses' und Women' sizes and slyliah Stouts.
Special
Lot 2
bport uat at fXllgOU
Kedured from 199.75
NfWMl DMterilJs und colorings
Broken sizes
Special
lj)t3
Sport Skirts at 25 o off
In the finest silk materials ami new summer salad
lr..: Many have lust arrived In stork and every oris
Is an extraordinary value All sues.
THI STOWg OF QUALITY 1
. i 1 mm
319-321 South Main
Special
Lot 4
Wash Waists of Cotton Voile
at $1.85
The remainder from our reat Wuist S ilo
List week, Extra nood values Broken suis.
Special
Lot 5
Just 40 fine Suits of Tricotine and
I'oiret Twill, nearly all in navy.
At 25 off
Hroken sizes.
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