The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 09, 1920, Final Edition, SECTION-B, Page 22, Image 44

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TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1920
SECTION-B.
PLANS WESTERN
CAMPPROGRAM
Divide 125 Girls in Camp
Into Indian Tribes
of Ten Each.
GIVE SUNSET PAGEANT
Reveille to Roiibo Stooping
.Maids Karh .Morn With
Rimy Day to Follow.
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Buy not only for tod ay-but tomorrow
An "nil wctern" jiroKram In be n
pt.innril for the nonfrrnc) for nlKh
rhnol BlrU of Oklnhomii nnd north
rrn Toxno to ho hold at thii ,
A camp Hi 1'artlmnla park June
S-1S. according to MIm '-clnh lleln
txniKh. plrln work rcrtarv for (hr
nouthwpKt fii-iil wlio npflnt yit"r
(lav In fonfKreiiin with Klrln work
frrrimrlflu tor inn iorni nigrum..-..,.
To crrry out tlie Idea of thn "mi-
tlt wrflorner' '" i Rirm
.,,..,i ni tin. rniifrnnn will lin ill
vlded Into Broiipn of 10 cadi, oarh
croup to be cnllml a trll". with in
Indian n.-uiio. Th nfimrri of ih
flP clvlllred tribe will o niwlKnod
first Kuril trllio will h&vo a coun
cillor to whom tho nifimhfir may ro
for help of nil klndt. Anion tlm
councillor will ho Klrli cluh load,
cm from different imrtii nf the alntc
nil (I several younR woinmi irum m
i'nuirltv nf Oklnhnmn.
During tho cnnfcrcncc a pageant
nf Indian urn win on kivhh in wm
minuet hour with l'arthenla. laUo
nnd Rhorcn n tho Milling Hie prin
nlnnl rnlcs In 111 pageant will hi
given to fiidlan glrli. Tho pageant,
which will Include Indian rinneoi
nnil incident of Indian hip, is lin
ing written by MIm llertha Kckcrt.
V. M. C A necretary for liullnn
work In thin flftrt, ami Minn Himln
Meek, nntlonut oecrelnry for Inillnn
nchnotx. Minn Meek, wliono homo
l In Shawnee. In hemolf part in
illnn. Tho Tiilun public will bn in
vited to ntlenil tho pagnant. for
which port of tho contuincn are bo.
Ing ent from tho national T, W C.
A headquarters, flulldlnie of a
friendship flro on the, evening prn
ceiUriK tho pageant will bo In Weep
ing with tho conference, spirit unci
with the nnino of tho cntnp, "Krlond
chin Lodge."
Tho camp "dny" will begin with
the miundlnR of tho reveille each
morning by the official bugler. Rot
ting tip exorcises nt 7:30 o'clock will
be followed by brenkfnnt, n flag
raising ncrvlcn nnd camp clenn-np
nnd tent Inspection. At 10 o'clock
four Bible classes, ono for every 21!
Klrli will bo hold. MIm lOdtm I'ylo,
general sccrotnry for tho local as
soclatlmi, will hnvn chargo of tho
lenders clam, nnd clauses will hIko
bn taught by Minn Kthol .loy WIN
Hams, religious work secretary
for the Tulsn association, nnd by
Miss llertha Hckort. At It o'clock
thero will 'bo technlcnl council hours
for the Rlrls, the couclllorn nnd
the sccrotnrlcH In sepnrnto Rrolips.
The nflurnnon schoduln will b
ns follows: Dinner, 1 o'clock, Millet
hour, 2 to 3 o'clock; recreation, S to
S o'clock! supper, B o'clock. Tho
ovenltif? will bo varlonsly occupied
lt 'osper sorvlces. stunt proRratns,
nmntciir draniullcii, pnrtlen, Insplr
atlnniil tnlks, nnil atnr'sn?slnK.
IteRlslrntlon for the confernnce
will continue until Juno I. OeleRntes
nrn reRlstorlnR from Okluhomii City,
JtuskORce, Kl Iteno, IVnld, Chick,
nshu, I'nul'B Vnlley, I'oncn City nnd
Tulsn, In Oklahoma and from Fort
Worth, Dallas, flnlncNVlllo, Tjlor,
Texarknnn, 'Wlcliltn Knlls and Vnn
Alstync, Texas.
besides tho 1 2 r. IiIrIi nchool nirls
thrre will bo 10 councIllorH, 10 con
ferencn lcndcrn unit 10 jrtrls work
necreturles from tho southweHtcrn
field. Olrls work spcrotnricH will bo;
Mltscs Mabel Hones ntid Mlldrnd
KIIiik, Tulsn nssoclntlon: Mlxg Dolta
I'nrls, Dallas association; Miss Cnth
erlno llohn, Kort Worth nssoclntlon;
Miss Dorothy Davidson, AVIuhlta
Hills lusocliitlon, Mlsn lCIUnbolli
Andrews, Tnxnrknnn nHnoclntloiii
Miss Anno Holstery, OkinulReo neso
elation, and Miss Car a IIiiKKnrd,
Oklahoma City association. Tho
conference executive wilt be Mrs. Al
exander Hpencc, chairman nf thi
Rlrls work committed of tho south
western field.
As Friendship Lodge accommo
dates only HO girls In tho dormitory,
tenia will bn located on the. cnaip
irrounds to furnish nddltlounl Hloop
Iiir quarters, Kqulpmont la bolnR
lent tho Tulsa Y AV. C, A. by other
nssoclallons In tho field,
Miss HelnbniiRh will return to
Dallas toduy,
ROTAfW"PUsSTUNTS
With Wltrs mill Children llotnrlans
rinii lilt; Tun I'rnllo nt
Wulli-r NIcliolV I'anii.
Surprise featured throughout the
afternoon of Friday, May H, will bo
furnished Koturl.ms and tlinlr wives
and children at tho Wnltur Nichols
runch. Tho local Kotary club mom
bers and their famlllcH will loavo
tho Y. M. C. A. by nutomobilo nt
2:30 for the 8,000-acru plcnla
Rrounds.
I'le will bo furiilahvd by tho first
Koturlan on tho official rostor n,nd
cake, Jolly, pickles, otc , will be taken
nloiiR by varloua momUiirs accord
In (, to their ordor on tho list. Games
and ntuntH too numerous for space
will tako up tlit) uftorniiun nnd a
barbecue luncheon will bo aorved
about 5 o'clock at tho eventful dny
at ono of tho ranch houacH,
Meats, the bread nud other nub.
Muntial Items on tho menu will bo
furnished by Kotarlan Nloholn. the
host, Cy Avory, Clmrllo MeCuno.
fleorse Stanley, Walter 'Nlclinla, Alf
Hagan and Kd Huehner compose tho
arrangements committee.
AIRSHIP COMES TO CAPITAL
DlrlRiblo Will VlKlt Oklahoma City
On Slny 18 Ii In AimoumtMl.
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 8. As n
part of tho plan for tho biazlnp of
tho trail for commercial norlal
transportation In tho United Htatea,
Oklahoma City la to bo visited by
tho dirigible typo airship May 18,
It wus announced today at the
chamber of commerce
Tho nhlp Ih the first passencor
curryliiK craft of tho commercial
aircraft ayncllcato which has Includ
ed thla city on Its transcontinental
routes Tlio ship Is to loavo Kansas
City Slay 16 for Dallas, Texas, and
a ohort stop over here has bttA
Btomludt waa stated.
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FIRST and DENVER STREETS
flusiness Office Phone Osage 197
Parts atiil Service Phone Cedar J 195
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