The Norman Transcript (Norman, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 25, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 26, 1922 Page: 4 of 12
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Miss Dorothy Vauglian Bell
Office Phone 3, Residence Phone 218
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Rtiger- Shields
Washington's birihdi.y was ctlr-
brated in n very unique manner by :i
former resident of this city when
' Rei - r, -mn of Mr. and Sir.
A. Kiefer, iuim-il himself in matri !
jiuitiy with \|i>H Margaret Shields 01
Oklahoma Cit> Tin- ceremony was
performed in Saini Joseph's ('allied- ,
ral of Oklahoma Ciiy with Rev, f)e-
pn iter. offii iatinK. Mr. RI«-ir<-r is
a charming young lady daughter of
Mr and Mrs S I.. Shields of Tnl.a.
Okl«:i.,ma. t-'li, .■ a- h..rn j.- Illi
noi- and came to Oklahoma six
ago. rhe occasion was ,aK®
nniversary of her birth. After
■rriaye cereinoii;. a weddini;
-t l\ .'|v "ii „ |,y till' Ill-i ll S
lid i'unt, Mr and Mrs. i<u-
and in the evening a d -licicns
lock dinner was ;ri.en tn<-
couple and friends :.v Miss
I isclu id ill tile honii of her
. Mr. and .Mrs. Theo Kis-
Manj appropriate presents
vm re reci ived. Il ' |/rooni has .1
nici home for'hi. bride at I'M West
-fill street, Oklahoma il ly. wli n
they will In- at home t 1 ilieir liiends i
after April 1st,
THE NORMAN TRANSCRIPT— NOPMAN. OKLAHOMA
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haul's,
six oY
brifl;i|
Pauline
parent*
rheirl.
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Thursday Afternoon Bridge
M<* With Mrs. Shepherd
>lr-. | \\\ Shepherd entertain*-.!
tin* I hm «fla> Afternoon I5rid^;c rluh
:it I .a ISnvrtte. the past week when I
her -istt r. Mrs s. \l MeAslian ua-
thi honored vilest. in the af(«*r- '
noon j/a-iH s hijjh -icpre was made
li> Sir. R. ( . Berry f,,r t|„. t |u|t I
ine nlii r. and by Mrs. Samuel Weid !
man for the guests. Invited guest
were Mr-. Samuel W'eidnian. Mr:.
Nil hard ( h,yd Miss Dorotln
and Miss Klizaheth \11dr1 . .
Merry Makers
Met Monday Afternoon
1'hi- Merry Makers met Mnni1.
aft. noon ut three o'clock with Mrs.
l'hil kidd. Mrs I jay free Iilli>on,
and Mrs lien Owen at the home of
Mrs. Kidd, 411 West Symines street.
After an afternoon of conversation
and sewing, a delicious luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Reaves Entertains
Her Former Neighbors
\ 111 st delightful sewing party
was given l.y Mr., S. W. Reaves,
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock,
when lur nuo.t list icluded for-
mer neighbors. At th. ,1- 1 of a
pie. .ant .ik ial hour a delicious lunch-
eon was served. Those invited were
Mesdatiies K01 (iittitiger. Julieii
Monneti, ( \. Baehr, l-'redrik
Ilolmherg, W ( WVir. S. |< 11a<l-
Sell. T. K. Clement. T. II. Winau,
J- II- belgar. Eva Dtmgan. Oscar
Lclirer, \ M. l-logan, Kdmund Bcr-
ngan, William I.. Clark, II. II.
Carey. Mi-y l-.!i/abeth Roscoe a:id
Mi-. Mary llischoff of Philadelphia
Pennsv Ivania.
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General O'Ncil Honored
With Dinner Party-
Honoring General T'atsy O'Ncil,
Major ' Ilaehr entertained with
a six o'clock dinner Tuesday ai hi.
bom.-. 755 Deliarr avenue. His quests
were t.eneral O'JS'cil. Colonel \. S.
Williams, Major Parley I). Parkin-
v< ii i aptain Richard I . Guthrie
find Mr Richard t'loyd.
I In* following pledges wi n an
nounced Friday l,y Theta Siffina Phi.
honorary journalistic fraternity for
woimn: Mary \). Meredith. Musko-
gee. Mary I. Heckler. Waukomis:
'ilauys \ 11uti-hins. Davis; P.onnie
I'. Randolph, Norman; Thei .-.a Pis
I"" >. Mestcr; Mable R. Whit-1
lock. Hominy. Ruth F. Blumen- I
field, Tulsa.
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1 acme - i 1 a:.|er , f ri.. la Si-
itia Phi en.-rtained Thursday even-
ing in th, Chi Omega house for
their pledvi A .liori program wa.
gllc-M liy tile pledges The new
memhei. were each presented w ith
tluir colors and corsages Ice. m
ser ed.
Announcement wa. made I'ritay
of the marriage of Miss Pauline Slid
•letll of Roff | .OW eli M. (Jlasco.
of Norman. On Thursday at Okla-
hoina City. Mi.. Suddeth is a stu-
dent 1,1 the university and a member
of \lpha Gamma Delta sorority
Mr. and Mr. Glasco will resid, '
Oklahoma City.
Mr. Mike Moroney. who lias hern
111 at hi. home in Oklahoma City
, with the flu, has returned to the uni-
versity.
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Miss Esther Parry Anderson and
W il lard l-.golf are students in the
university who will take part in the
activities of the Mardi Gras at Ok-
lahoma City during the coming
week. Miss Anderson lias been
chosen ot the Grand Dutchess of the
Mardi Gras Bud has selected Mr.
Kgolf as her escort.
Prof. H. H. Herbert, who has been
oenfined to his bed with a severe at-
tack of influenza, was able to re-
sume his duties as director of the
school of journalism, the latter part
i>f Hi* week.
M c C a 11' s
Norman's Greatest Store
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I Tremendous
! TRIFLES
f SPRING can be expressed so
IO charmingly in accessories—those
dainty important trifles so neces-
Isary to g°ocl groorrting. McCall's
have an especially good selection at
0 attractive prices.
CHIC VEILS. These, the new
0!!is of French dotted veilinj;, the
ciol' in colors—French blue, cactus,
".."iliflowci, henna, lemon and gray
and beige shades. These will cre-
-■'te a bit of spring itself for you.
Not expensive either, Sl.OO to S3.CHX
Perky Embroidered Pastel Hand-
kerchiefs here will match the new
spring Chapeaux. Priced 50c. Nov-
elty colored st vies and the most ex-
quisite embroidered ones are gen-
erously Present. Pretty gift styles
may be purchased for only 50c also.
New Spring Neckwear, including
organdie collar, cuffs and vest in
pink, orchid, white; all hand em-
broidered, $2.50. Then those Pais-
ley satin collars and cuffs are very
new—this is their first showing
here, only $1.50, Or those felt col-
lar and cuffs to go with your jersey
sweater in burnt orange, tan, scar-
let and blue; all hand embroidery,
75c to $2,00. And Kid collars, but
not for kids, colors run in scarlet
and blue, bound with paisley, $2.00.
Linen collar and cuffs in natural
and white from $1.50 to $2.00,
V/
Also
Important
—To your spring costume are the
things that go underneath, the
"Undies," and they are nicest when
of silk. Lace, ever so fine, made by
nimble fingers, trims them. Ribbons,
rosettes and fluttering ends, dress
them up and they are white,
and mauye.
$3.95 to $12.50
flesh
With Such Values, Many Will Go
Hosiery Shopping at McCalls
Monday Morning
Y"1 Alordinarily consider a purchase of Hosiery a mere incident in
the ays shopping hut when such cxtranrdinarv values as these are
pi esented it assumes the importance of a real shopping objective, warranting
a special trip to McCall's .Monday morning if necessary.
we feel that they are really wonderful bargains.
I'or, starting tomorrow (Monday) morning,
1'ebruary 27. at 8 o'clock, we shall offer several
hundred pairs of ladies' and misses' hosiery at
very special prices.
Our invoice brought to light that our stock
was too heavy in these lines so we are reducing
the price in order to reduce the stock.
Every paii of these hose are perfect; we guar-
antee that they are the best valus for the money
at our regular prices—and at these new prices
(FIRST FLOOR, FRONT. CENTER)
Many of our customer friends will buy an en-
tire seasons' supply during the coming week, for
they will teel that this will be the best time of
the year to make their purchases. We cannot
urge you too strongly to make your hosiery pur-
chases this week—starting Monday morning.
Be sure to note the various styles of hosiery on
display in our windows today.
Children's Ribbed Hose
Three Pairs For 50c
( liildrtn's extra quality ribbed hose, double
heels and toes; fine rib; all sizes from 6 to
9 1-J. McCall's best 25c quality, spccial tlii-
u eck, per pair. 17c, or three pairs'for
50c
Famous Effiel Hose
For This Week, $1.95
I lie famous l-.tfit-l >i 11< hose for women; full
fashioned, perfect in every detail; wide garter
top; double lisle soles, reinforced heels and toes;
in black, dark brown and Russian calf; .McCall's
regular liose. special for this week, per
pair, onh
Pheonix Silk Hosiery Very Special
At 95c
$1
.95
95 c
Phoenix Silk 11 osier*
for women in black
and dark brown- made
from real thread silk;
lisle garter top, sole
and heel Mc( all's verv
popular long-wearing
hose, verv special \ a 1
tie for this
week, paii-
Excellent Quality
Thread Silk Hose
—Special $1.19.
Ladies' excellent
<|iia!it\ thread-silk hose
in black and dark
brown, lisle top, sole,
lieel and toe; all sizes.
McCall's regular SI.50
quality, special for this
u eek. per t | ()
pair onl\ *P I ==
Wonderful Quality Thread
Silk Hose—Special $1.25
Wonderful quality of ladies' thread-silk hose,
black and dark brown; all sizes; perfect fitting;
wide garter tops McCall's best $1.75 hose, very
special lor this week, per pair only
$115
Humming Bird Silk
Hose—This Week $1.45
Humming Hird ladies silk hose of the finest
quality; heavv weight; perfect fining ankle;
wide lisle top; double sole, heel and toe; all sizes
in black and dark brown. McCall's regular ?2,
special this week, per pair, only
Finest $5 Silk Hose Special $3.50
Maile from tlu* \<t\ liiu-st >f Japanese thread
•ilk in wniulerinl lace patterns, tlu- wry finest
lioMcry produced in America, amount is limited
\\v adviM* early selections. ()nr best $5
Silk Hose Monday a pair onlv
50
—
Most Excellent Childrens' Lisle
Hose 25c
Non may choose from all sizes in black and
quite a few sizes in white, these run from 6 to
'> I--, double heels and toes, some have double
Knees, hose well worth 50c special Monday
pair only
25c
Caruso Is With Us Still
Singing Through the Victor
"Crucifixus"
(Crucified to Save Us)
l*rom the Messe Solennelle
BY ROSSIN'I
I his magnificent record is the first Caruso num-
ber to be issued since the great tenors' death. ]t is
specially significant at this season with Ash Wed-
nesday—the first day of Lent—.March I. only three
days away,
I liis record has already been received at Har-
mony Hall and, even though we cannot sell this
record before March 1, you can visit Harmony Hall
Monday and listen to the great tenor whose voice
still lives through the wonderful Victoi Records.
McCall's
Norman's Greatest Store
What You Charge Now
Will Be Due April 1st
Don't forget that charges made now will
not he due until April I, for McCall's are now
closing their customers' books on the 25th of
each month.
Anything that von buv Monday or Tues-
day on a charge basis will not be due March
1, as has been the custom in the past, but
will be included in your March bill, which will
be due \[iri| 1.
11 you have been waiting until the first of
the month before buying those spring clothes
-come to Met all Monday morning and buy
them early—paying tor them' month after
ntAt.
Remodeling on Second
Moor Holds Interest
"What are you going to have here?" main
of our customer-friends liavt been asking us
thi* week, as they noticed the carpenters,
plumbers and electricians at work just at the
head of the stairs on the second floor.
Ihiis far we are not making anv announce
mertts, but we know that the new department,
which will be opened in this vvj||
unusual interest, especially to those who an
careful of their personal appearance.
Watch fur the announcement that will ap
pear before long concerning thi, ueu .Unart
nicut at McCall's.
McCall's
Latest Arrivals
N'eu Silks for dresses, waists and sports-
wear.
-Veu Xeckwear in collar and cuff sets
tronts ut ginghams and lace.
Kotev, the new much advertised item that
has become very popular.
Xew suits in both navy and the tweeds in
high spot shades. Wonderful values at $^^
and $2'A50.
Xew Dresses in both Taffeta and Crepes,
navy and all the new sport shades. Wonder-
ful style range at popular prices.
New Royal Society Packages, all the new
spring styles are now ready and we have
many of them made up so' vou can see just
how they look.
New Waists in both silk and wash fabrics
^ hite and the popular sport colors.
New Silk- Hosiery in both silver and nude
as well as plenty of black, brown and white.
N'eu Draperies, many new pleasing patterns
both new ,n design as well as color combin-
ations.
New Spring Sweaters in both wool and
silk in all the wanted sport colors as well as
plenty of navy and black.
Harmony
(SECOND FLOOR
WEST)
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