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THE OKLAHOMA NEWS
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In Society Circles
By Ins Gainer, Society Editor
To Reform Dress of Women or
Men’s Morals; That’s the Question
MONDAY.
hw Jit? ow “*• Ut* •tuck of »f‘P. th« calendar
bjr (rave mistake tome gorgeous day, let allp, the back yard
gardner a busy looking up hie rake and hoe and—still the legis-
lature docau t take the hint and go. The gay spring hat la
with ua. (airly shrieking its delight, the woman underneath the
lid la such a gladsome sight! The traffic cop again directs the
Jayera not to Jay. his lines aren’t pleasant places for It’s there
the tnoose doth stray. We’ve lost our rest lor politics, the
war *nd e*®n, gtyle, tor the legislature pluinly expects to stay
a while. Society’s preparing a whirl before it’s i^nt on
days of carpet beating the housewife’s thoughts are bent, the
oath and inkwell session, the.history making row, has left us
hoping "statesmen” will hurry home and plow,
__________________________ I. G.
Assisted bjr that clever young and Marian Wilkin, Helen Pet
reader, head of the department
of expression at the Musical Art
Institute, Miss Marjorie Brunor,
*.he Mra* orchestra of that Insti-
tution, presented the regular
monthly program Saturday night
and Sunday afternoon In recital
|ball Opening with Wagner’s
^arrangement of the overture from
Lohengrin, followed by "Hymnus,*
von Flelitz; "Minuet," Creig;
Walts, Op. 54, No. 1, Dvorak, and
j New York. Feb. 21.-—Are the
i fascinating depths of decollete so
I fashionable In feminine apparel
: driving America into decadence? |
Miniver*. • doctors, suffragists,
! congressmen and vice eradicators
are contending around the allur-
ing figure of Dame Current Fash-
ion and there is a likelihood her|
few remaining veilings may be
j stripped from her.
! Even the dr* »s of the school
! girl and working girl is being I
taken up by women's organixa-l
tions.
At Sandusky, O.. a girl loot
| her job in a downtown restaurant
i because the skirt she wore wn ■
I considered b> her employer too'
! she,i t. Another girl, employed in
- an ice cream parlor, lost her Job,
tee, Elizabeth Pope, Henrietta because she refused to wear waists ^
Nichols, Bernice higher at the neck.
Maney, Isabel llarrlss, Marguer-, . ..
ite Mattlson. Elizabeth Nichols, n , 'V. Vv * ',,,Krrw,> .
Vivienne Turner, Ku(berine: 1 ,'1‘ ' "• Mjeca, \ irgima
Nash, CadIJah Colcord, Helen
Draper and Janet Stuart.
o o o
congressman, ha' introduced an
antl-modestv bill In the legisla-
ture and declares milady's dre*3
The Culbertson Height. I*»-1 "J™. m°''ost than ttr,ual nl"
tbcnt'hnnl ni,Rbt u' The General Federation of
dav' lunrhpa fnr #u ^ ft! uoon Women’s clttbt*, tt» hold a con-
"Gavotte from Mlgnon,” Thomas, jdi^ussed This movenienV^Urt- v,hnt'0M New York In May.
constituting the first part of the ej by the executive board was "'"ch wl11 b‘‘ attended by 20.-
evening's pleasure, the orchestra j received with mucli Interest 000 wonu n from 11,1 p“rtN of
was met with enthusiasm that when presented to the natrons ,h0 countr-v’ wlu ,aulu‘h H cam‘
called for an encore. Mr. Mra*'from 125 to lfiO children could p:,lKn for thH upUfl of the Iow
brought his young pupils back to be served at this school. Three ne®*' . „J.
play a number from the ever pop-1 times lately hot soup has been ' rs‘ rhonlas A. Edison, wife
ular “II Trovatore.” Miss Ba-ti-1 furnished, as a sort of trial It °r ,he inventor, and associates
ner appeared then in O. Henry’s, is hoped that oilier ward schools in ,h<* Women’s club of East
“The Third Ingredient,” and by| will take up that plan. Improve- N J 1,as publish.*.! n
request gave a cunning little skit, ment of school yards was also ref|m‘st ,hat 1,11 wl,n “Bend the
"Young America,” a typical mud- discussed. Prof. Morgan, prln- club’s parties aid in Hie entab-j
pie landscape In colors. The or-'oipal, Mrs. Tracy Robinson presl- liniment of proper standard of
v ehestra was especially good in J *......
suit# No. 1 from Carmen, by
Bizet, and in the five different
movements of this selection ex-
cellence in time and technique
were marked. The "Military,”
Symphonic, by Haydn, was given
dent of the club and the club *v*ning gown,
have bad several entertainments Tlu’ attack bus plunged New
that made available about $75 i York into :i discussion of the
for this work. Swings and other relation between nude shoulders
equipment of the playgrounds a»<* male morals,
have been purchased. The club Two famous leaders of the
expects to co-operate with the decollete discussion today ex-
with the lightness, verve and state civic league in beautifying plained their positions as fol-
swing ho essential In music of the school yard and a commit- lows:
that character. Much of thej tee was appointed to see tliat |--------
program was in the easy singing grass and a flower bed are tPluled ,he ,ab]p corners. Cups
tone and melody that appeals, j planted. Because of the crowd- 0f d rose design plied with
The Infinite patience and tact of ed condition of the school in candies were at each place The |
the director, J. Gerald Mraz, and, assistant is required in Miss Me- ValcnPne idea was observed ini
the real talent and application ofjMillen’s room and a committee j n,|nt?.' Ices and cakes \ large:
the pupils, show in the advance-, was appointed to approach the birthday (.ak,. wpp “12 lighted
ment being made by this organl- j board d>f education and superin-j tapel„. " formal the centerpiece
zatlon from one monthly appear-j tendent upon the subject. Contests, games and a heart hunt
ance to another. | O v J i were features of the entertain-
O O O ; Mws Helen Miller will enter- i ing. Guests were Marjorie John*
Mrs. Elvira Welsh, of Parsons, j la*n informally at dinner Satur- son. Ruth Humphrey, Dorothy
Isas,, arrived the last of tLe day honoring Miss Dorothy Price Buffington, May Von Ladner,
ot Chicago. ; ^aro! Itowan. Lucile Charlton,
CYNTHIA GREY
Page Three
Q I am So. but up to the pres
•tit time I h;»v« «ml> had two m«it
callers. I h*v« hud many Invita-
tion*. but wy people will not Irt
in* accrpt thrm Thr> do not want
ttie to mo with any hoya and when
1 get off from work lit th« •ve-
tting. they expect me to 10 etraittht
home If I ku out it la always with
my pnrente 1 have told them that
1 am of asr and am old enouith and
they any they know I am and that
the> do not object to me having
callers. I have hud callers twn-e
and they were treated eo coldly I
fell aehatued. There in a youua
man lit another city, whom 1 have
known a an at many yearn. He
recently asked me to be hi» wife
I have the area tent respect for
him und like him very much. Shall
I accept? If I Helen to my people.
Right and wait until you find ’ in bar. you had bettor lot tbo
_ friendship ceaao. No girl In
vis* wV-.n" X.0,?.r fntrodue.d* \o
anyone?—M i. k. and faithful to your trust an
A. It is not expected, but is! you are to hers. She will only
a pretty courtesy paid elderly | disappoint you again and again,
people and distinguished folks so you had better be without n
It is not necessary when the i dear chum until you can find
a #•»»» l', ■ ss • lieu II in i |»i U|'n ,
I will tie an nlil mu lit. fnr they will
never give their consent.—E 1..
A. It is certainly to be re-
one that has higher standards.
person introduced is near your
own age.
<J Tell m. th. nsm.a of some
O Three or four eoupte. go exchange “
about toaether at oar parlies the A. Postcard exchanges are
“tty " kTind IS a" “a a mea '"‘‘The? *-""*‘11 conduc,«d ln„ connee'
ii»e "u'h* i tion with rural or family maga-
zines, where there is a letter
department. We know of an
other.
Ilcketa with queailona like. "Who
will take you homer' "Wilt lie
ktaa you gooilnlaht"" etc I have
aiiKKeateil to my airl frleml that
she start aonte other knot of en-
tertainment. aa I tie bova tuugli at
those silly guinea She s.nd the
other girls would think ua •crunks’
Could you udvlse aotnethluK more
se nsl tile ? —■. T VI
young friends and still not hurt n right mid respectable for u girt
your parents' feelings. As to to kiss tier men friends goodnight,
the young matt, forget him. You unless tt tie tier fiance? i.ii if u
1111 young UI.IU. Ig 1.1 young nmn dime to see u girl when
have long years ahead In which |,„ |la,i i.een drinking liquor should
to find the right man, and thin stm continue to allow him to call
is very plainly not the one. Love
is stiil required iu happy mar
riages.
Worried.
A. In the first place you do
not state why your parents ob-
_ ject to the young man. If they
Q: I am a girt 15 and very die- j •>»»** *°od reasons, you should
contented. My father Is very se- listen to them. From your last
veru and never gives me a elm lien ) question it Is to be supposed he
to stmt\ and then scolds because I . . .. nf arin|,|.,„
I do not gel along fuMt at school. '■ li.ltHi or nrinklng too
He bus been ru cross my mother much. If so fhnt would be very j
Is getting the same way and I COod cause for vonr parents to I
nlgl.t norVe't | refuse their consent. If you do
me have company when I do not know why they do not want
they usually say something, so my I you to marry hint, talk the mat-
i caller never cornea a hccohu lime, j . . r, . .
1 W hat can l do to get away fro.. over and find out. Itemem-
home?— .M. U. j her a girl's parents, are the wis-
A. A girl of your age fre- (.st counselors. Better heed them,
quently fancies grievances where »1(. w-[i| Uve alright without you
and some day you will laugh at
American manufacturers at
musical instruments, with an
annual output valued at about
gretted that your parents look m*jc dun ing^and ZS' ,1!’0’000',°h0n' ,"po” only 9300..
nt this, mutter ss thev do v.nir ' , , '"*• *ni1 sllght-of poo worth anuutilly to foreign
at this, matter aa they do. \our hand tricks are all much more in 1 countries.
best plan Is o invite In young cresting and enjoyable. All these
people, both girls and men. often. ; Knl„,.H ,,.(1„lic science and skill
make a habit of entertaining a Thut is one reason boys like I
few once a week. This can be Another is that thev con-'
done very simply and you can tain element of competition! Bovs;
enjoy yourself in the young and men and most women like to
companionship. Soon your peo- j compete. Rivalry gives zest,
pie will he enjoying the even- Why not van vour program1
ings too. Matters will begin lo hv going somewhere lo play
adjust themselves. It will be-' basketball or tennis? I’hvslcnl ex-
come natural for you to go about ,.relse Is another element which
with the young folks rather ihan mukes games interesting.
with your parents. Make con-1 ----
ridents of your father and <y 1 uni 2ft. anil have been re-
mother. they arc vour beet <*tvlna the nticiiiions uf a yuung
friends hill are so afraid of - '■ for ‘wo yeuin lie
mends, »Ul are ho Hiram wunla me to marry him hut my
losing you they are taking the parmta ohjert. I love him dearly
wrong course. Your happiness “"'I would die for him. lie is go-
is no doubt very dear to them* TlS snU^he":.,,.!^
Conspire against (hem in a liv.* without me and that mi other
happy little way. lo have yourlakj »»'^b'a.;..h Would (H he
m Reliability
VV r V rr the Only Hral l*alal#w>
I lent 1st s In Ibis city and we are
pleusliiK many putienta dully
with our RVHiein.
Full Het of Teeth
as Low as. 91.00
2 2-K Uold
Crowns 9U.7d up
Bridge Work...
9U.7.T up
Gold Fillings ..
.....9l.oo up
Silver Fillings. .
..........TOc
Painless Extrac-
tion ......AOc
Here to Klay—All Work
Guam ntced.
REAL PAINLESS DENTISTS
ll«>4 NOKTII rniRIXSOX.
Opposite l.jrle Theater.
v eek to be the guest of her
daughter Mrs. It. R. Walker for
a month or six weeks.
O fit O
Mrs. W. F. Price of Chicago,
who is being entertained b.v
numerous old friends during her
stay, is with Mrs. J. N. Dodson
this week and will be with Mrs.
J. E. Bailey next.
a o o
Mr. and Mrs. John De Lana of
El Reno came over Saturday and
•> O O
Xaeriasa
Types of <i«wns that Havo Started
Women’s Dresif.
FOIL
Views of Miss Lucille Pugh,
•Nation-Wide War on
AGAINST.
none exist. if your parents’
severity consists in refusing lo
let you have company and run
around mights, they are not
crossi, only sensible. No girl of
15 should do either of these
things.
You look
the statement that you would die
for him. Those things are melo-1
dramatic. (2) Certainly not. I
(3) No. He has very little re-!
spect for the girl or lie would j
affairs no, ca|j jn (jiat condition.
iv,n 1 ueili* Charlton I Vk*u« .if VII-. ■■■,.111.. I ... 1 from your own view point and; q a few months nno 1 stopped
wan. lu ill t- at n, \uws of Miss l.ucilU I ugh,, \ Jews of .Mrs. Thomas A. Edi-1 cannot see what irritating things I receiving ihe iittentlons of a very
■ergusou Mane .la.. .famous woman lawyer of Wall vl;t, ....... ................. ! ° , „ L v L/|0 en-1 !!.«£" •••»»: "-eauae myrhun,
Mrs. J. L. Daniel will have a' Louise Killinger, Jeanette Wal-' Street:
s.i-n, wife of ‘he inventor:
en of the harem at once!
«i« * *
"If bare arms and six or even
n.,routs II1-LV have to en- "realise my enuin.
vour parents may ua»» iu vu , „ p,, WJ1B very dear to me. claimed
luncheon at noon Tuesday at the j lace!"' Dorothy ltensleyV Janet ’ ”:iVthe legislature is going to' "The tendency in women’s' dl,re' U hy 1101 **cl s‘’nsibly U>\ | ”h’','l01 "tin. she l» like
Lee Huckina complimentary to | Weeks. Alma Clymer. Elder define mode^y in^r«sf It KOwn^ has always been towurl f°r*-t about company »nd; a ^mtm ^0a« I have no
Mrs. Charles ton Weis of Ard-j guests were Mines. M. G. Uuf- better make us dress like worn- * al.v.i\s bten towaid .running around and settle down, ,mv„ :ltways loused for some dear
niore* j lington and W. Killinger. ‘ ............ ............. ........u“~” 1 .....' ................... '
O O O : OOO
Circle Two of University Place! ... , , , ,
f’h I rutin n ohnroh T„.„.,i„ii,v. 3 he W H>nut (iltivp Patrons
. hurch, 1 \.entieth-kt c,ub wiu lueet at o'clock Tues-|12 inches of neck arouses men’s
chicken dlnner^ at eTsl »!?!L.!!tMnwn;’ AttendaiVe re-j »*^he legislature reg-
the extreme, the immodest.
1 to your school? No doubt you friend near my age and when f
* « * , call" find time to study, if yotl ! m°t her she seemed so sweet and
"Perhaps the gow ns are no put in those evenings that you | ()n"c' 'of '!iiV'1KH!s,'uild8,i!ellsher*wTas
more itnpropeir now titan iiefore* want to me otherwise. ft} 1 Jealous of me hut 1 eouldn't lielieve
nlphtjinp vnur find soft hIt^* nlwnys souinod so sweet,
but, be that as it may, 1 believe I D,ea" p ... . them A r*'w ,l|tbtB ago l was surprised
bow happy it will make them IO HCC hel. ()u, wjtll (hlB youn^ nmn
O fi» O
day evening in the basebent of1 ‘tuested.
M-dx ivcut/ vaiuc u<Cl -rex tui uaj uuu , . . .
o, Mr.. Ed Overhol- • | ,v,.l .h-in?ver d»c, .o..rd M,.
«S5.K3 r- SSSiia •»« !-«■>« .-I
Players, when the former won: in ,lle church parlors. Members, an<l necks.
top score at cards. The home I «I circle three will be hostesses I respectability. That has been Q. , ;lln „ a|rl 1x
decorations were suggestive of and al'e Pivparing an interesting; tnese moralist congressmen 01 attitudl, in our Kast orange with a t»>y ro. He
Washington’s birthday and the I program. Executive board meet- afe beginning at the wrong end * . ................
same idea was observed in the ! ing will be held at 1:30. is as >f there were a danger- -------. V"------ ' i.'sTf he loves me but'l have seen!
refreshments The ladies were' O O O ous animal at large and the) have the pi iv liege ot doing as ,|(m with another girt and when I
let it roam while keeping the! please. we are together he talks of her
ser iu the afternoon at s box
party for the Hamlet production.
Sunday they were dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B
Owen. They will remain until
after the Kreisler concert tonight
O O O
Mr*. J. \V- Quaile was hostess
Saturday at a matinee party to
’ Hamlet,” honoring Mrs. H. H
Rutherford. Other guests were
Mrs. J. T. Rutherford, A. S. Con-
nellee, and Miss Eunice Pritchett
of Da.nvillc, Va. Favors for the
guests were handsome theater
record books.
O & Ct
Mr*. Frank Burford of Guthrie
will come down today to attend
the Kreisler concert this even
ing. when she will be the guest
of Mr*. John H. Burford.
n o o
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Dur en-
tertained at dinner Saturday
evening, honoring Mrs. W. F
$Ylce of Chicago and Mrs. Grace
Hfiss Stewart of Washington, D.
C. Valentine decorations were
used. Other guests were Dr.
and Mrs. Robert L. Hull, Mr.
and Mrs. T. P. Martin, Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Jones, Mrs. Truman
Snowden of Atchison, Kas., and
Mr. Seth Davis of Dallas, father
of the hostess.
a o s
Mr*. Curtis J." Dee, West Park
Place entertained Saturday aft-
ernoon with a children’s party
in celebration of the eighth
v .. is time for women to tnke,and how different the home at-; :o whom ahe objected. I approach-
........
Intake the mistake of leaving' but t hiiii lovo tier, l’teuse advise
u,.mo ' me shall I let tier alone and treat
“We should make a Stand for' “ : her eoollv or take her back as a
-- dearly beloved sister?—Brown K.ves
ix. t am In love A. The girl is not worthy of
_________ ___________ ____ , takes "me Wt riding at night but \ y0,,r ^t. generous love and as
It is as if there were a danger- club, it is a private club and we; never lo the day time. He acts you admit you have lost faith
Next to an actual visit, a por-
trait. sent to the folks at
home or those relatives who
care most about you, will be
most welcome—will give the
greatest pleasure.
Modern photography isn’t a
trial to undergo, it’s an ex-
perience to enjoy.
Mnke an Appointment.
—THE—
Mickle Studio
lid 1*2 X. Broadway.
Phone W. 4898
The ladies wore
all in colonial costumes, in two
weeks Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me-
Cafferty will entertain.
o o o
Miss Until William- of Nor-
man who was a week end guest
of Miss Gladys Drennau, will
Tile Royal Neighbors of Anier-
What
continually. I think he .Iocs II to
.... . ... matte me jealous. What shall i
I advocate the assumption of
that is, try to ,t similar hostility toward the; a. Talk about her too. Talk
to be present to welcome those
initiated.
j 0 0 9
remain until Wednesday. Tlie Women’s Misslonery Ho-
O O O j etety Of at. John’s M. E. church
Tlie Kappa Alpha Theta Honor* will meet Tuesday afternoon
tty, active chapter
$3fe cHh? p^Lho^t her in terms o' praise
ning amuck at ihe very sight of ether women’s clubs and an' until he gels sick of the subject,
of that which is both artistic effort to bring ballroom gov ns| nP probably takes you about at
and beautiful.” I back lo respectability.” 'night because like most young
------------------------men, he is employed in the day
1 ni * wn imimiu ennn time and ha:- no time for play-
ing them.
MORE LOTS OFFERED
BLIND INDIAN GOOD
WORKER FOR THE U. S.
, , of Norman , with Mrs. J. C. Skeen. 124 East,
and alumni of the city, held the Twe!fth-st. A Washington’s: W. 11. Neill of Lindsay Okla- _ . ...
annual initiation at 5 o’clock j birthday entertainment has been homa, offers lots 2i and 22, Muskogee. Okla., Feb. 21.- 1 h,Xy"Vho^liT^"f ami “l 'am"lit
Saturday afternoon at the home planned. Attendance desired. 'block 2->, Jefferson Park ad- , Sjd. I — Sitting at a desk every .viy folks object. t><> you think it
of Miss Gladys Drennan. A | t* a o j dition, for use in the boys and ! day iu the mailing division of wrong for us to l>c together iu
Ihf chapter “were Ruth i Mr. O. «. Shumaker tjnd _ftMn; | ^^[d^X^tting some- ■ William ‘ “"'r '^C-°°M-
o o o
........ Mr. C. H. Scliumaker and fum-
Bretch of Hobart, Margaret Cole-M*y and Mrs. Judith Scliumaker onR jn jj1(, same block
man of Chiekasha, Hilda Gate-l°r Guthrie were weekend guests them .. Neill sal(1
wood of Vinita, Alberta Conner! ot' ''lrs- Honler Bradford, 1009
of Purcell, Edwiua Bradley
McAlester and Irene March of
El Reno. At 9 o’clock Saturday
evening the annual banquet was
featured in the ballroom of the
Skirvin hotel. The tables were
attractive with the black and
gold colors of the sorority and
pansies the sorority flower which
marked the places. A program
of toasts and college songs was
given with Miss Margaret Arch-
W. Xinth-sf.
deacon as toastmistress. The
alumni presented the active
chapter with a scholarship cup,
Mrs. Richard DeGoyler of Nor-
man making the presentation
speech. Thirty were present.
Out-of-town guests, other than
those of the Norman chapter,
were Miss Joe Ragland of Shaw-
nee, Mrs. David Patrick of i
Chandler, Miss Leona Galbraith |
and Miss Maurine Ruder, both
of Tulsa The active chapter
held open house Friday at the j
home at Norman, for the alumni j
birthday of her son Darrell
Shreve. Twenty-five little folks
enjoyed the hours with games.
In the rooms decorated with
pink carnations and potted
plants, luncheon was served. The
Large table had for a center-
piece the birthday cake with
eight burning candles and the
smaller tables were gay with
j crystal vases of cut flowers.
o o o
Friends of Miss Anna Jones.
daughter of Mrs. D. J. Carr, W.
Eighth-st, received word this
morning that she had success-j and guests,
fully undergone an operation j 0 O O
Saturday at the Mayo Brothers; Capitol Hill chapter 271, Or-
hospital in Rochester, Minn. der of the Eastern Star, will
® 9 9 have an old time hatchet party '
The Daughters of the Ameri-! Wednesday evening in the Ma-
cau Revolution will entertain sonic hall at c and Robins.on-ave.
’ with a one o’clock colonial lun-: Supper will bo serve,! at
cheon Tuesday afternoon, at tbe!j>ublic invited.
1-ee Huckns hotel in celebration j O O O
of Washington’s birthday. A pro-! Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
* grim of toasts and music will Upsher will be glad to learn that
follow. i their eon, little Albert Jr. who
O Z O ! has been so alarmingly ill for
Miss M*ry Burke ehtertained the past week, is much !m-1
Saturday with a one o’clock pro- proved,
gressive luncheon of colonial ap-1 O O O
pointments suggestive of Wash-; Ci<rle one of the Central
Ington’s birthday. The event was ‘ Presbyterian church will meet at'
liv honor of Miss Dorothy Price 2:30 Tuesday afternoon with
or Chicago. The national col Mrs. W. H. Clark
ors and American flags were O O O
used in the decorations of horuej Mr**. It.
Pretty Bags Add
a Dressy Touch
A. Certainly it Is wrong. No
. ... , ... ■ . girl who thinks anything of her-
havo! inn-blood Cherokee jndiuujotal-1 g(l,f wj)] repe|ve men friends on
I 1 y blind. Lovvrev while on the;
She
is injuring her
she does so,
un-
Another lot is offered by! government payroll as an Indian itbe ,s,'.’ .
Friend Cook of 510 N. Stone- j policeman is in reality used us reputation wne,n
wall. The vacant lot is num-'jn interpreter and is a good and f'be ,ls certainly very
her 3 of Block 25 Park Place, one. When he is not busy in- oya *° bor l,aren ^ou ,lln
Cook says that the lot has been : ipreting lu works in th< mail
plowed and the boy or girl tnk- ing division and is competent,
ing it will be charged for the
plowing. 50 cents, but that other- BAD TWO DAYS FOR
wise the lot benig offered free. LlQUOR TRAFFICERS
so young your parents have a
right to object. Why not have
many friends and receive the
e\clu 4ve attention of no one
until you are a little older?
WILSON DISPLEASES
CONSERVATION FOLK
BY UNITED PRESS
Washington, Feb.
dent Wilson's refusal
A boy of 21 bnp boon paying- J
attention. I am 17. I love '
Liquor traffic was carried pc nif.
quite unsuccessfully Saturday ^ him better than any man in Hie
and Sunday. Seven arrests fot world Ho wants me t<> become
.... ... , ,, Ills wifo. Ho was a pood man,
j'.iunk tin's, weio made, a fourth but has recently become an outlaw.
pre?i. of the number made in the en- what shall l <lo?- !■’. I*’ A
You know
If the boy
Is not living according to the
___________ -....... law let the friendship cease. Try
national'”conservation association ,ai?ini-' l,laces f°r the sale of in- and see that you want only an
hep)'Bre month of January. Three j A. Don't be silly,
fight the" Shields Water power j ;Vl,re arrested for having liquor ! nothing about love.
bill has displeased the conscr-|
vatlonlsts. The secretary of tile
in their possession for unlaw-
ful purposes and two for muln-
commenting on tlie president’s
attitude, said:
j "The president says he can-
' not Interfere with congress and
[must wait until the matter comes
before him for his signature or
veto. This is a new attitude
on the part, of the president
When he was governor of New
Jersey he told the members of
the legislature there that lie
would go Into their districts and
campaign against them person
ally if they did not take pro-
gram.
toxicants.
honorable man for the real Mr.
Sale of New
Spring Waists
Ladies’ Waists of excellent quality crepe de chine, habutai,
messaline and chiffon taffeta, in tiie new spring styles, worth
$3.00 find $3.50. Remarkably priced at..............82,28
The first showing of an elegant line of spring blouses of
voiles, wash silk and organdie In white, blue, pink and stripes.
Visit our waist department while the assortment is complete.
$1.25 to $1.75 values for ......................... ,98c
Ladies’ Waists that have been selling for $1.00, on sale
for ..............................................79c
Middy Blouses of best quality with fast color trimming,
worth $1..5o ,or ...... 98c
Children’s and Misses
75c, on sale for . . . .
Middies, new arid pretty styles worth
...............................5t)c
Infants' Blankets, luge size, color pink and blue, worth
75c, for ...........................................,V)c
$1.0ll Baby Blankets, on sale for
. tlfh:
The Lion Store
S. F. Corner Grand und Broadway.
' />' • • -a -■ ^
“STUNT” 105 FEET UP.
IS FATAL TO WORKMAN
and tables. Tricolor ribbons ex-
tended diagonally across the lat-
ter and in the center were vases
of red, white and blue carna-
tions. Mrs. W. C. Burke, moth-
*r of the rot-ng hostess, ebaper-1 The bore
099 i the eiris at one of the I valentine
theaters after luncheon. Those :0i heat"
who eajn; .d the ailernot : with
Hiss Price v er- Mines Helen from whi h >u
Jli'let i*'i..: etfc Katl •• t:::«
! El Reno. Feb. 21.—fS|d. i
j Charles Green. workman, at-
tempted to hang bead downward
on a derrick 105 feet high ■ n
the El Reno Mill and Elevator
company’s new mill .Sunday
afternoon. His hold sl>pped and
be was dashed to instant death
below. Green had tried the s'un'
When you dress for an after-, once before bur caught himself
. „ ... coon call or maiicoc, you'll add I on guv wires when he fell,
h.. I.. Brown. W e*t much to vour "dress-up" appear-1
Me|-OS
Fourtb-st, entertained delightful-; ance if you carry a prettv bag
lv Saturday af’erroon v.:th a Any of these four stvirs, are
children s party in celebration of Corr,, t the upper on. 'i- black
the 12th birthday anniversary .pa ent leather corded in white!
of her daughter. Doro’hy i.ee , —! v. a black ki j with!
v as a profusion o: troll work of white patent- the
de. .rations, quantities . . . .iI;. b. g s .hue patent j
t nr^i uziit • i;*i*1 ' ”T> i-fHi )#>; thr left
VFryv fcfrft. Th. table. T»i<* v* !ve- with rn*D $,r
n tifon Aa* -ii» -j- 13*
■** *os ga;. r.
AUTOtT
pu r- |
dull |
!!-o»n. wjti, bear
LslP «c • delier. fc
from tor -has-
of ceort* ex
N.;w 3 c.d.erti*.Bc
• ay to eco&omy
po..,»
/
7"*
44 < " *
9
Our Water Is
Soft As Rain Water
W *t«sr 15 pumped ri*lit out of our own well and
I* i? th: i.:li our < ..al softer {?;fcr pro*- not mere]-, j.
neutrals** ' F!\erv hou^v If** know h how mu< h whiter
• ■ *i*l lonn llf«‘*l clothes are that .tr* n anhed in $oft v ;i■»■
FUdrt.
\r. ! thin is on
• ^ onlY* «*ne of the -rr.'u.v rr-i*-ritifir mF»!
our laundry rervlco that you'll 1.# ;
>n*- tit* » ;i«*- our service 011 a bundle, »
. ir Cmtiih-lirt llra.ls-l or-1 «e-»*l»n
•*f UII.I ^T l\ lllh nTATF-
NEW STATE LAUNDRY
W U . 331.
Ill IIMIIII \ K
True to Our
Slogan
Hfl
There i* no place li,
place to dine.
home— outs ,* the next best
At Our Fountain
we serve each day
Special care is exe
Our pies arc home
bake pies as they s!
and rou will c.ut'e .
well rook'd lui
■cised tn the pr-
by
ang* d d ily.
tion o: ill ford
know*, bow to
Oil Id
iked. Dine her.
Robert M. Scott
227 W M\IS
n iiai r ;«.
•fiSPSI
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Parker, G. B. The Oklahoma News (Oklahoma City, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 123, Ed. 1 Monday, February 21, 1916, newspaper, February 21, 1916; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc860080/m1/3/: accessed April 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.