The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], March 06, 1921, FINAL EDITION, SECTION B, Image 31

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SECTION B
lULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1021
State Society
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cowirr.v.
Krank CSoblo wns a business vl
1' ,r In Tulea Monday.
Sam Johnston motored to Musko
grf Monduy to spend the day there.
O. a. Hopplnc rjime do mi from
Tj!m Friday evening for n brief
"miss Delora Oakley litis accented
a position as operator with tlio locul
, - plione cxclian&e.
W H. Vernon Im been In MusUn
p. r al' the week looking ufter bust
r.i'i matters.
Mimic Mary Urown and Trcno
ltuson of MuokoKco wero week-end
Ktiests In tho W. M. lluson homo.
Tim Presbyterian guild will meet
. ixl "Wednesday afternoon with .Mrs.
W. Wolrott.
'ieorRo MoiiKnccker was looking
,."er business mattcm In Tulfa Mon
dv and Tuesday.
Mr and Mr. UcorKr 1'rlco de
irtrd 'Wrdnemlay morning for tholr
i mo in (lenoa. Neb.
D.iwd AVaymlro was n, business
,itnr In Tulna'Tuesday.
MtMrs. and MCMtnmes It. Vf.
T.cftwlch and J'. I Nowton motored
lo Tulsa Monday morning.
Mrs. S. It. Doll of Tulsa, was tho
gji st of Mrs. It. It. Ilarshavv a fow
da the first of tho week.
.Mrs. Uort Soltzer wan confined to
i . i home with Illness sovoral days
i. first of tho week
. H, UurKess, of tho Mlnnetonka
I amber company, motored to
Tulsa Monday on a business mission.
Miss Kdwln.i Krhllncer camo up
from Fortcr. Friday afternoon to
KPnd tho week-end with homo
fo.k.
Mrs. Morris, who ha." Tieen nulte
till, is able to be out nguin, mu'h to
ir Krauuoauon vl lier mini)
friends.
Thu Syrnphone .Music Huh held Its
regular mcetlnit at the homo nf Mm.
J. L'. rinsoti Friday afternoon.
Mrs. II. ju llruec received tho dh
tresclnir news Friday morning that
her KlMnr living Virginia, b.-.d
passed away.
Mine Countess, who has been or
BimtjInR tho Delphian chapter here,
left Saturday for her home In Unn
ham. Texas.
.Mr. and Mrs, Krcd Vornon re
turned the Inst of tho wck from
n visit with Mrs. Vernon's parent In
Miiskoxee.
Joo Vernon cave a dance for his
youmr friends at the homo of his
parents', Mr. and MY. W. H. Vernon,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. O. W. Mock was called to
Italston last week on account of tho
death of her nephew at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. M Inter of Muskogee
and their daughter Tholma were
Sunday kucmm of Mr. and Mrs. Kills
Hainmett. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Itammct of Tulsa wtfto also gliosis
In tho llammctt homo hero over
Sunday.
Tho Itcv. John It. Warren left
Monday for Now Mexico, being'
forced to vacate his pastorate of the
llapllst church hero and remove lo
a higher and dryer climate on ac
count of belni? a sufferer from
RMthnia Itev. Warren made friends
among tho pooplo In Coweta during
IiIh brief stay here, all of whom
wish him health and prosperity In
his new location.
A Rhowcr wa.f given at the homo
of Mls't Myrtle Wetmoro Tuesday
75 Hats
Characteristic of C. II. Wright's special sales, con
sisting of the very newest, prettiest and most ex
ceptional values, at the extremely low price for
Monday Your Choice
$5.00
New York's atones tiv New York's
Best jr 7 r Styles
New York's V T . jjjjui ifa New York's
Newest "1.. S Prices
New York City
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
M uml is T"in I i ti tttic
Msilors In Muskogee W ilneila. . 1
evening. i'iuiiillinrniur 1.1 Mrs.
Utrngc I'rai', who beumic a brlds j
fi'. .Mr, l i'ii'e wan inn rs
Iplent of several beautiful gifts. De
licious refreshments were served.
Mr. -mid Mrs. J.unc llammctt are
the uroud parents of a ten-pound
boy, horn Friday morning.
Will Clausing, of tho City bakery,
has purchased the Wxilcott brh k
building on Hroadway, which has'
been occupied for a number of )ears
by a general uierchaudlRit nturc, and
l making preparations to removo
to his new home I
"I'nclo Hub" Mix recently sold his
nois wtiunl on t hi- corner of llrotd
w.iy and cypress street to J. V.
Ueasley, father of .1. 11. and O. M.
Heaslev The ImittieiM Is hnusrd In i
a i ouule of Migons. milled mi to
the sidewalk. Hint It started under
wry humble circumstances' Hy the I
proper attention, "Curie Hub" built
up ijulte volume of buHlnesa and
tho consideration for which he-sold
was the nice sum of 1,200.
roxc.v ci tv.
A Very delightful meet In of the
Tucrday Hrldgc flub was that held
this weok r.t the home of Mrs. Curl
Hall, 105 N. Third Mrcet. Miss Klla
Dunouii and .Mrs. W. A. T. Hobeit
on played the nubstlttite hands.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. Y. Tennson.
old time residents of 1'onca City
have been tho guests of Mr. und
Mrs. Ira Clark at their homo on
South Fourth street, since Sat unlay,
leaving eslerdny for their farm at
Snllmi, Oklu. After a mm of two
wevkd they will again i.-'uni to
l'onca City for a stny of a month
or more. While In l'onca Cltj Mrs
Tennyson win the lunehron gurst of
Mm. t. A. J'anton and the dinner
guest of Mr. O. 1'. Keck on Tues
day. .Mr. Uarl Nolan, new munnger of
tho Rock Island Lumber company
returned fr..m Wl'utu Tucnl.u i -e'inipaiiii
d by hw f.uii Ttiey will
l!e at If, South Fifth -trccl.
Miss Herntce Dile wu hnte
to the J. V. n. club at her home.
IIP, South Him treet, on Wednes
day night.
Miss Klla Diineati ws bostesn to
the Twentieth Century club lust
Frlda) afternoon. Thu lenpon for
tho day was on "tlreat American
Statesmen und Jurlnt," and m
plesalngl handled by Mis. C. W.
Itatisom. assisted by Mis '.. D.
Foillil, Mrs. Hen Dawson. Mrs. flarh
Heed und Vice I'ronidcnt Mr. . A.
Ilulrd. Mrs, J. 11 l'iini, .IihIiiiihii
of the commute Appointed to plan
the work of benutlfjlng the city
pink and auditorium grounds made
.1. pleuslng repoit as also did the
coinmlttre appointed t' pint for
a gift to be made In the n,inc of tho
club, for the auditorium grounds.
This committee was Mis. F. D.
I'outz, chairman, Mrs I'bll Mc
Malian and Mrs. A. Hakody. The
following ladlen composed a com
muter to devise a mealm to provide
new books for the city llbrarv: Mrs.
P. II. I ,u a. Mrs. Felix Dun.iII and
Mis Hen Dawson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. !' Calkins were
Wichita visitors the first of Min
week, having motored there on
business
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l. I.ika vis
ited In Oklahoma City sovcrnl iLijn
diir'tig the past work.
Mrs. J. F Woodworth. Model City
had as her week-end guests Mlsea
I.rno Osbornn aid Mary llariH nf
Oklahoma C ' the f .iiiier.ii nU f
UNIVCR5ITV PLACE
L A !
" Mi" W - .it.. M' t .! I.
WI'H .1 t'nl.-, )x t ' ! iiime.l.HMl
Suiidi in. miiiv und spent the day
In the Wncdnoith home.
Mr, r. H. alterlimise of Him
Vokiic Mltllimt store xlalted likls
homa city last Monday and attended
the banquet given by the number
of commerce of that city In honor
of Clara Mm la II Young and ftdgur
(luimt ihe poet. 8hc report a won
derful time,
Mr. and Mr. J. P. Woodworth
nnd son .lack, ate the guests of Mr.
woodworm s parents, .Mr. and .Mr.
,1. 1. I i.-lMirne of Uutlirlc.
.Mr. and Mr .1 j. Mciiraw are In
Washington, having gone thei-n in
attend Ihe Ininvciiratlon. They w(H
have as their guest while in Die cap
Hal clt), Miss Itebeccii Narchet,
daughter or Mr. and Mrs. C. M fir.
diet or tins i tty Mlxs ,Mai.li,.i u, a
atudent In the Chery rhase sc'.iool
M" .mil Mif John linin . -1 ( . t
I'.itt Iniika cai! in 'tie rr I, I
Wi nt from there to W'Mnhliigfoii
be iiresrut nt the Inaugural fesiiu
ties.
Mis. H N. Clark entertained the
Alpha Delphian dull at her home.
Mi H. Fourth street, Friday after
noon. Mm C. H. Ilandley and Mrs.
t If. I'atton were iiselstntit bos
lewes. Mr. II clay llarknesa has re
signed fiom the auditing depart -incut
of iho Miirluiiil eni.4iyt and
with Mrs. Darkness was one id
Til Ism where ho will become assn
rlated with tho IJgnn Auditing com
pany of that city.
Dr lola Heanor ami Di. Mary
Casnnll urn In Oklahoma city at
tending a suite meeting of the Chiro
practic association.
STANDING ROOM ONLY
IiIiicm" .Mullen Haw No Seats So
I'atliini Will Not hlny
Too liOiig.
Shirley Mason, whom nett picture,
tentatively named "Wing Toy." wan
released In Jntitmiy, got some Inter
esting Chinese costumes and lore
while making the plrtitte. Mis
Mason delved Into oilnntitl fuel nml
fancied to belli with her character.
In other words, she "studied into"
the part.
This brought her In contact with
the motion plrtucr Industry In Chink,
and she learned that thn Chinese
are making w hat pasee for a motion
I picture. Also, nho discovered that
'in' motion pi. turn industry .i Una
films are shown havo no sca'n
When eho Inquired the re.is. n for
this ahe wiia Informed that l wnn
to iroetit thu patrons rrm.il utig
all dny. Home of the storb 'akr
a whole day or mors to sh",v. like
th Ktugo plays shown here whe Ji
run Into weeks and tho m in iR1"
tnent would mako no money If they
kept one audience nil da)
Ko they tiro their nudlom." nu' l v
making them stand.
thsn S00.00!) izr-. nf brr-t i
(he 1920-21 noasoit an compare I
with less thnn JSi.OOO tons of a i
klndf of sugar In the previous a
son.
.N'eiv mltteiiM to add to Hie o tri
fort of motorists In cold weather am
attached to tho steering wheel of a.
PRAGERS'
PARIS jFASMION
1
SPECIAL
Introductory Offering
In kcepinp: with the downward
trend of prices, wc will feature
Monday, Madame Grace Corsets
at
$
4.75
rillCN you select
Grace
a Madame
Corset you arc as
sured of master designing which
makes possible unusual beauty of
figure. Every health protection
and preservation known to corset
experts are also yours, and com
fort features combined in no other
brand. Madame Grace Corsets
arc made of tested materials with
an attention to all details of work
manship which makes each gar
ment a superior value because of
its greater serviceability. Kront
Lacc or Back-Luce- whichever you
prefer. s
Corset department under supervision
of Fannie Reed, the skillful corsctierc.
New York's
Best
1TOXI
New York's
Newest
New York City
New York's
Styles
Tulsa
. M Ol." I til IV O
OTS Prices
Oklahoma City
-lis South
X
Stunning Dresses
Featuring Our
Monday's Removal Special
A wandcrf idlu chic collection of (Ircwca in taffeta, Canton
crepe, mtin, crepe dc chine and fjron dc line, featuring adap
tations of the Princess Eugenie silhouette, the bouffant hip, the
"circular basque and many other of the popular season's modes.
Treated with multi colored embroideries, ruffles or corded cf ,
fects. The colors arc navy, black, brown,, gran, . henna., and
taupe. Sizes 11 lo ,
$2930
n , xmi" I Bz::s.
fr rA v.v'-r,i! .vr- n ----. 'xnv m-t kpw. jr ,r rr
After April 1st, Mayo Building, Fifth and Main
Psychic Medium
Gives Readings
rmt. Charlca JIarrlson, spiritual
irifdium, locates ijormanently In
Tu sa at ElSVj South Iloston street.
'Kemp buildlnf.)
f" f. Clmrlca Harrison, Chicago's
r.' d spiritual reader, now pcrma
rr ik located In Tulsa, announces
ilia' tho first prlvato rcadlnca ho
. 1 cue Iito will begin Monday,
i Mar. h 7, flt ,s now quartern on the
'"v d floor of the Kemp bulldlni;
Th0 chargea for readings will bo
""derate, ranging from (I to $3.
Tho'o desiring to know about nil
matters of human Interest, such a?
halth, accidents, mclnl affairs and
ethtr itemii of interest, muy learn
nu' h 10 their benefit by consulting
1 n Hirnson. Thcro is no chargo
- th'iS(; consulting Prof. Harrl-
in r absolutely satisfied with the
nrni r in.-.,, and ndvlco given them.
'' : lUrrlson further nnnounccH.
' a miih s his work is essentially
o' t n. us clutructcr, ho doea not
a " o' want curloalty seekers to
" 1 ' turn, but only thonc whom
' " iy henefit Advt
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A Superlative Value-Giving Group of
New Sprina Frocks
A wondcrl'ul Monday featuring of now Spring Di'phhch of a quality
wholly unexpected at thi low price. In styles delightfully youthful
and different, Hhowing quaint puffed sIpcv'oh, tight bodices, heruffled
effects, flaring tunics, gathered skirts, etc., also tho new silhouette
models, new Springtime colors; izph fr women and misses.
All the Sew
Sprini Sillies in
Hit: Most Desirable
Colors Embroid
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Ruffled Models
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Crepe dc Cliini
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SECOND AND BOSTON
CITY of TUJLSA
MUH SIXTEEN SOUTH MAIN ST.
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