Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-04-28
elaborate PROGRAM OUT
MONEY HANDLERS AND WIVES
TO SEE ONE ROUND or
PLEASURE.
MANY Splendid Addresses
Talks VIII BE Made by Leading Fin
anCial Men of Southwcst-NiI
See Case by Lcagucrs.

May 10 and II VIII be banner day
IL Tulsa. Between 500 and 1000
bankers from Oklahoma and other
southwestern states win be here to at
tend the sixteenth annual convention
Of the oklahoma State Bankers asso-
ciation.
The occasion win he one Of the big
gest affairs Of it's kind ever held in
the state, and Tulsa bankers are de-
termined to make this convention one
long to be remembered by the Visi-
tors.
The Tulsa Clearing House associa-
ton is taking charge of the work Of
preparing for the convention, The
most elaborate plans of entertain
ment are being rapidly formulated,
and Tulsa Will unite in showing the
visiting financiers the time of their
lives"
Events of Great Import.
Events Of great local importance
Will be worked in with the convention
that combined will make those two
days notable ones in Tulsa history.
The new eleven story Hotel Tulsa
will be formally thrown open for the
first time to receive the bankers. The
hotel will open Thursday night, pre-
ceeding the convention, and the bank
ers Will be the first to occupy the
handsome hostelry. The first meal
"a nj I,t t.I,
Will take on something of the nature
of a bankers breakfast. The Robin
son hotel, however, will remain open
until after the convention in order to
accommodate the big influx of visi-
tors. Reservations are already be-
Ing made at the Robinson, Brady and
Tulsa hotels.
The Hyechka club has Joined hands
with the bankers in affording the
greatest musical treat of the year.
Victor IIerbert's orchestra which will
give two performances at the opera
House on Friday, one In the after
noon and one at night
All To See League Game.
Friday the 10th, viii be designated
Bankers Day" at the new bail park.
and the regular league game that day
will be witnessed by the entire con-
vention body.
All railroads have granted a spe-
cial rate of two cents per mile from
all points in the state to Tulsa for
the convention.
Tulsa bankers are sparing no ex-
pense to make the convention tho
greatest possible success. The enter
tainment features planned are the
most elaborate yet arranged for such
a meeting. These include: Ladies
reception and luncheon; special souve-
Mrs for ladies; Oklahoma State lea
que ball game; auto ride over the
city for all visitors; special auto ride
for ladies to the Country Club and
reception at Elks club room
the finest in the southwest, informal
ball at Ellts' club; trip to Sand Springs
and evening of fun at Sand Springs;
and many other features.
Four Business Sessions.
The convention program will con.
sist of four sessions each Of two
hours length, crammed full Of prac-
teal value to the bankers and varied
with high class and entertaining mus
ic. There will be no monotony, no
hard-to-listen-to addresses, and no
dull moments. Statistical reports will
be presented in printed form. not
read. to avoid burdening the audi
ence. Every banker will be expected
to attend the sessions and enjoy them.
The following is the program,
which is however, stiu subject TO
some changes Convention called to
order by President T. J. Hartman in
Grand opera house at 10 a. m.
Invocation by Rev. c. w. Kerr.
Address Of welcome-E. NJ VIII
Hams, Tulsa.
Response-B. NJ. Parmenter, Law
.on.
Contralto-Miss Brown. London.
England. temporarily of Shawnee.
Presidents annual address Prcsi-
lent T.. j. Hartman Of Sulphur.
Report of Treasurer. II. Nakdi-
men. Sallisaw.
Report Of Secretary p. uarri-
ION. Enid.
Reports Of Group Secretaries.
Appointment of committees by the
PRESIDENT.
Adjournment. ? noon.
afternoon Session.
Ladies will be given luncheon and .
'eception at the Country club Autos 7
o the club will leave Hotel Tulsa I
It 1890 returning from club at 2:30. T
Afternoon session, 2:30 Garden
heatre.
The plans for monetary reform"
~ Robert w. Bonyne representing
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