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Newspaper
The Tulsa Star
Location
Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1915
Page
5
The Star Clesnin Parlor promotes sanitary cleaning methods for ladies wear with alterations as a specialty. Suits made to measure with a wide range of fabrics, colors, patterns. Hats cleaned and blocked. Visit us. Phone $15.
In a quirky anecdote, actor David Warfield buys a green hat after a shop clerk hesitates, finding it ill suited yet feeling the joke will land. The tale shifts to Queen Victoria comparisons and musings on modern widowhood, gloom, and cheerful social service across generations.
Nancy Jay, a ten year old girl from Richmond, reflects wisdom and scripture in a tale from Indianapolis News. Her parents Mr and Mrs Marry Jay attend a dancing club that meets at Bra Joy's house every other Monday. The family, part of a social circle, hosts suppers before dancing though Nancy grows weary of the tumult and prays a child’s Lord’s prayer seeking deliverance from people and hesitation.
During a Detroit rehearsal of Robe Hood, Judge Hand, Barnabee and others endured a trumpet blast blamed on a tree toad. Hand calmly noted it was the first tree toad heard this season as the crew fled the Grand Trunk Junction scene.
A collection of brief items notes Mrs. C. Wilson visiting in Denver, Eastern Star sermon planned for June 6 at ME Church, and Mrs. Cherry hosting guest EB. Davin. It describes Dreamland Theatre showings and local social life, with remarks on Tulsa not being a dead town and a tennis club forming. Also mentions telegraph messenger girls program and Greek surname origins.
A colonial era fragment discusses fleas avoiding blue, kitchen pest control and window screens. It shifts to Admiral Peary and a superstition linked to the number six, noting his May birthday and ship dates tied to Arctic milestones.
In a discussion led by Mr. Monk ton, the meeting considers the advantages for the country when women vote in all elections. A remark about lack of lively chat at home follows, noting men will miss the topic in evening hours.
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