Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-14
Convention Hall the Place
and Tuesday Night viii
BE the Time.
A NOVEL GATHERING
Everything viii BE Free
Whether Club Members
or Otherwise.

That Town Meeting" of the Cham
Der of Commerce is scheduled for Con-
vention hall next Tuesday night, Mo-
yember l6
Don't forget the date.
Everybody is going including YOU.
of course, and everybodys going TO
have the time of his life Although
the Chamber Of Commerce originally
intended this affair for the acquaint-
dnce OF old members of the organiza-
ton with the hundreds of new MEM
hers recently acquired through the
medium of "a city-widn campaign, it
since has developed into what un-
| doubtedly will be the greatest meet
Ing of its kind ever held in Tulsa, and
which will long be remembered by all
who attend it.
The committee in charge of the ar
| rangements has been admOnished
against sparing any expense to make
the meeting successful, and the COM
mittee is carrying out its Instructions
| to the letter. There will be something
doing all the time and that something
is being designed particularly for the
pleasure of human beings, men and
women and the little folk.
And the evening will be absolutely
free. Remember that. There will be
free entertainment, free speeches. but
few of them; free dancing free muslG
free edibles and free refreshments OF
the liquid variety.
Somewhat Different.
In ye olden times town meetings
were held for the purpose Of trans
getting business for the good of the
town. The business of the Tulsa town
meeting viii be to give everybody a
good time in a way which will suit in
dividual taste.
There will be funny doings by funny
people, while there also will be some
serious forms of entertainment, OF
which the pipe organ will be evidence.
A. ID. Young will have the best ever"
orchestra there particularly for the
occasion, while ice cream and all its
fixings will be served abundantly.
There will be dance, too. and
such a dance! Just the kind that will
satisfy the demands of all who enjoy
the light fantastic as it was INDUCED
in before the "woggly bug and other
Contortions came into style. 1t will
be whoop-er-up good time that will
take the old folk back to their youth
and afford all kinds of opportunity
for the young people to enjoy them
selves likewise.
And it won't cost anybody a cop
per--that is anybody but the Cham
ber of Commerce, and that organiza-
ton. through its board of directors,
wants it thoroughly understood that
it recognizes the social side of the
organization as important as the com-
mercial side.
First Big Fan Event.
The town meeting will be the first
really big social undertaking of the
fall and winter seasons. Paul Nj.
Galloway. chairman OF the entertain-
ment, is eXertng himself to make this
one of the really big events of this
city's history. He says he will have
something considerably out of the
ordinary to exhibit during the even-
ing, and Glenn Condor and J. Burr
Gibbons, others of the committee, are
working with Mr. Galloway to bring
about lust such a result
Talent for the vaudeville will be
furnished by w. r. Guiberson, whose
name, when linked with an enter
tainment of any kind, is sufficient
to insure its success from a laughter
standpoint as Mr.. GuibersOn is a
past master in the art Of funmaking.
Son. on this night Of nights get
the girl or the wife and the kids
and the old folk and attend this
meeting Afterwards you will be one
Of the happiest individuals in the
city, and all because you partici-
pated in a really worth while event
and had the best tim" OF your life.
Convention hall win be specially
arranged for the occasion and every
body will be expected to conduct
himself as though he owned the
building and everybody in it, 1t is
the intention to have the get-ac-
uuainted meeting first, after which