The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-11
GIRLS ENJOY A
GAY WEEKEND
.Tov-Seekers at Parthenia
Decide to Stretch Va
cation a Week
.trs we happy
kI sol ute ly'"

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,.y time of the day or evening
r,,. YOU sang ont this question dur
.... ,s, week. end at the Y. W. G. a.
. tho same answer was forth
...... with hearty will. They
o,r. an happy, all Sc Of 'em--tho
.,.r. omega Sunday school girls OF
,s, rr.. Christian church, the Pol
,y,rnI young women's class Of
,-... Methodist church. high school
,.,fs rIlore. a group from the Right
v,v laundry, Y. W. secretaries,
,b,o,roros and visitors at camp.
In,blbc Many Sodas
> q, their outing outfits Of bloom
,.s and trousers, middics and over
I.us.. they presented the prettiest
,..-.ff. pictures Of Joyous American
c.t-.sl and TO make them happy
'r,-. were al kinds of good times
,.r..h,r They hiked through tn"
,,s.I. I'm all directions. explored the
c,,,r brook 10 its soursc and almost
t.,bt ont the soda fountain In the
,.,rny hamlet Of Oakhurst. sang at
,.c.A and around the piano and
,,.-uf-doors 70 the accompaniment
NJ ur,lclcs. danced in Friendship
'a4ro to the beat Of monograph or
p.rp music. loofod in comfy chairs
and swings on the lodge porch or on
army blankets spread meath tho
,ra,s. wadcd and swam in Parthenia
lake before breakfast and In mid
afternoon with J. VI. Bushnell of the
II pool acting - as life guard,
played tennis and croquet and vollcy
ball kodaked and painted vases.
on Friday night newcomers were
initiated into the ancient and dis
honorable" order Of boots without
shoes and a stolen fudge party took
mace after taps" After a twilight
plgnge In the lake Saturday. the
girls trailed singing back to the
camp and to the parade grounds.
whore sitting in a semicircle around
brightly blazing fire they watched
an cftgy Of Old Man Crouch burn
10 ashes and Chantcd together camp
tunes. dreamy popular airs. Tulsa
h!gh school songs and an inspira-
t!onai uoem. Scarcely were lights
OUT in the lodge than niGhtgown
parade started and with bath towels
} or blankets around their shoulders
= and hurriedly donned shoes the
campers marched in twos through
the grounds TO the leaders cabin
and three tents and serenadcd occu-
pants at the top of their high young
voices.
A. the late Sunday morning break.
fas, Miss Helen Day, editor-in chief
read the camp newspaper. Friend
ship Spirit" with it's pointed per
sonals. news items, society notes
editorials, want ads, illustrated ar
tlstically by Miss opal Griswo!d. OF
Oklahoma City. The two Sunday
school classes met in the temple OF
the woods" breakfast X. P.'s dried
dishes and the others house
cleaned.
Many Campers Stay
Dinner was gay as well as gen
erous meal. eaten to merry chatter
s.ug-soug and stunts, with Mrs. f
NJ Best. Of Kansas City. sivery
haired mother Of Miss Hazel Rest o.
the Y. W. staff, as ter-dinnel
speaker. sunday supper was n mat
ter Of sandwiches and similar viand
served on the rocks.
number OF the campers returno<
70 town sunday afternoon and even
.fg hut % remain at camp for tn
" present week and will be reinforced
by new stay-a-weeks, commuter
ard girls coming out for specia
evening events. Monday night thcr'
will uc a watermelon feast, Tues
day night a hayrack ride and Wed
ncs1ay night "bean-hole," or sup
per OF beans cooked all day in hol
), dug in the ground. The camp
open for girls and business wome
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