The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-14
CROWD EXPECTED
HERE FOR FROLIC
Northeastern + e S t iv a
Plans to be Ready
by Tomorrow
SOMETHING FOR ALL
Bands, Dancing, Parades and
Outdoor Stunts Upon
Variegated Program

Northeastern oklahoma will fronc
In Tulsa. all day long Saturday Nov.
10. II will be an occasion where
cares and worry are given a cold
shoulder. for a harvest festival is
for merry-making purposes only.
From early morning until late at
night there will be entertainment
oodIes % II. a movie queen for the
movie fans, the National Mexican
band for the musically inclined, u
mask hall for those who dance.
aerial gymnasts for those who like
the hair-reising and sensational
ihev will all be In Tulsa FOR tho har-
vest festival.
II is not to be a Tulsa day; II Is
not to be a Tulsa county day--but
II is 20 he a day for all OF North
ensfe-n Oklahoma. Special trains
will be run on both the Katy and
the Frisco, and other roads may also
offer special accommodations for
those who wish TO attend.
beginning bright and early We'd
ncsday morning a large corps OF
decorators will start preparing the
principal streets and business build
ings for the occasion. There will
be flags and bunting In profusion.
and Il Is probable the street corners
will be specially decorated with
shocks OF cornstalks and mammoth
yellow pumpkins, symbolic or the
festive event which comes after
Iask Frost has made his entrance
into Oklahoma for ths- season.
Each Train 10 he Met.
Every incoming train on Novem-
Der 10 will be met by some or the
700 members OF the Junior Cham
ber Of Commerce, under the aus
Is to be held. These young business
men will be easily recognized by tho
vide red sashes they wear about
their waists.
The tentative program gives over
the entire morning to receiving and
welcoming visitors and seeing that
they are made to feel at home. a
large rest room will be conducted
, by the women's auxiliary of Joe
Carson post, American Legion.
At noon parade, led by the Ma
ionai band OF Mexico. ana in which
arc drill teams and uniformed
bodies OF various fraternal organi-
cations. fraternal bands, high school
band, Junior Chamber OF Commerce
in body, and other organizations,
will proceed from the high school
north on Main street to Convention
hall There a free exhibition VIII be
given by the Flying Millers.
Immediately afterward the enter
tanment inside Convection hall viii
be started. on the interesting pro
gram will be the O'Connor Sisters
dancers and singers; the Southern
Harmony Four" quartet, and big
musical revue with more than TWEEN
ty singing and dancing girls.
Mayor 80 Open Festival.
The formal opening OF the harvest
festival will be in charge of Senator
Proctor OF Missouri. Mayor r. D..
Evans. and Col. Ira l.. Reeves, man
ager OF tho Chamber OF Commerce.
After the show. the Mexican band
will give concert. and in the eve
ming the queen of the festival will
be crowned. The queen is to be
elected by those who participate in
the festival.
The afternoon show is to be re-
peated at night, followd by a mask
ball at which prizes will be given
20 the best c0stume6 couple.
As an interesting close OF an M
terestlng day. the queen of the
festival will select from the ticket
coupons the winner OF the 1922
awarded Immediately 10 the holder
OF the winning ticket. The auto
mobile is to be on exhibition at
Third and Main the latter part OF
this week.
Conclude Plans Tonight.
Final plans for the harvest festl-
val are to be made and announced
at a meeting of the entire member
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