The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-27
LIS BOYS ENJOY
THE BIG SPREAD
Miss Flanagan and the
Kiwanis Club Play
at Santa Claus
HAPPY BUNCH OF KIDS
Hotel Management Served
the Dinner Without
Profit

Approximately iiJ uewtboys ana
mossengor boys 'uI,.od an olnoorat"
Christmas fpropo OF Hotel Tulsa
Mondny noon, lu conjunction with
the weekly meeting of the Kiwlnis
club. For rrynryl years past Miss
Ropeile Flan3slu hua sponsored
these spreads, nud i1H Hotel Tulsa
management n1s served the bnV3
without thoupht ~ profit This
vcar thUro was uu change la inc
sponaufauip. bot 'up NINhuis club
asked tu be- allowed 90 furnish tho
program and hulp entertain the
youngsters.
II was ON cuthuslaHlc and happy
bunch NJ boyr that SIZED into the
hotel % fcw minu'nH afior ~ o'clock
Monday. Throughout tho Luncheon,
during intormiHsiuu9 Boo tho program,
thov indulgod in yolls that would
have done credit 90 q bunch ot wlld
collcgo boys They yelled for MISS
Flanagan. FOR the Hotel TULSA, md
for the Klwanis club. They were
loud IN their applause of every num-
bor on tho program
what Christmas Mcans.
Principal spenkors were Foster
N. Burns. FRANK II. Reed and Miss
FInnagan Rood explained I'm simple
Language the meaning of Christmas
and ia Significance 10 civilization.
lie urged tho SPECIAL guests TO
emulate Him for whom Christmas
is observed. Miss Flanagan WAS re-
luctant 10 speak, ana contentcd hcr-
self with telling tho boys that sho
hoped they may enjoy many more
Christmas spreads under her spon-
sorship.
'oTho up TO date doctor win tell
you that administering preventive
medicine IN far superior 10 tho old
time patching up method Burns
advised. so IA Il true that tho work
OF keeping boys straight can be
accomplished through placing them
under clean. healthful, living con-
ditlons nnd Christmas influence,
such az the Tulsa Boys home. This
procedure is much more effective
thnn even greater efforts when d.
rected toward recla4ning boys after
thcy have passed inNo crime and
have tho feeling that they are under
suspicion"
Albert c. Hunt. president Of tho
Klwanis club. asked all the boys
who loved Miss Flanagan 90 stand.
Every youhgster was on his feet In
an instant.
During tho luncheon the Hotel
Tulsa management distributed appleA
and oranges, and John prayaunia
gave each boy "A liberal sample os
candy made In his factory. Before
the boys LEFT tho room, each one was
presented by Miss Flanagan With n
ofiap new .one-dollar bill the gft
OF Mrs. Waite Phillips and j, !, Me-
Graw, who also had n local Clothier
come 10 his store and open II Monday
morning 30 they could outfit more
than 20 of the news and messenger
boys whose clothing was showing the
effects of too continuous wear and
toar.
Entertained by '3Toto."
Toto" the famous clown who ap-
pears at the Orpheum theater this
week, attended the luncheon through
the efforts OF Alvin q. Krupniok, tho
courtesy OF VIM. Smith, proprietor
of tho Orpheuu, and through n con
cession OF the Orpheun circuit
management. Because OF inadequate
facilities for giving n performance
in the hotel dining room. Smith in
Vited tho youngsters 10 attend thI
matinee at his theater Monday after
noon as his guests. Nearly all availct
themselves of this opportunity
When President Hunt OF tho III
wants club requested all Kiwanlani
who had beon newshoys TO stand
more than ten arose. Several Others
signified they had been messenger
boys when they we're youngsters.
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