The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-21
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,OU1 IN BOOMERS
WAL Be Regulation Raj
mont Of Delegates to
convention Here
BEGIN CAMP TONIGHT
,.,oosies viii Arrive From
nistrict Tuesday and Will
Co TO Parthenia Park

-.-f.e NJ girls blooming in
,,'N'.5..s viii Doe suitable stylislc aC,-
'..r .l the southwestern hlth
r.f. conference 70 bes,h
s'.si4. .t the Tulsa :. W. G. a.
f.r NloUmcrs and mlddIcS VIII
." oil. regulation r1lin'hi IN or
,r.. ,ro ri.l- may h' unhAui-
u,,...4 rs .Hrts while hiking through
.ag -,, main articles of wearing ap-
! ..-.i V.I. na black or blue hioomers,
lsr,E outfit, riding hreechcs ana
ss~t or mtyhap brother army nm
,,5v ulIdics OF red iIdhhel' "HI'S
~ ,.,..,i summer materials, ana
ana ....4 Most costumes will be
tA' r.. .f the typical girl camper
..umer, who wore white
t. and a bright red ribbon tie.
..',,''.r,. rolled up and stockings
r.4 down. revealing diWpl,dl
I.1 .uocs. Frilly frocks Will bc
'',.., during the conference eN-
t.r wear on Sunday and on
,.r.r.... day.
u,lcgatcs Arrive Tuesday.
-,.t'g...4 and leaders wall begin
..-.,..rs .t early morning trains ana
.v....,d to number about 100
.eftlW. Tulsa high school con.
..r'a .rprcscntatiEcs Will escort
..,, p. Oh. Y. ". {. A. for regttra'
,,, and .hock.ng OF baggage, att'r
t'.t tn., viii take the interurban
,.rr The gi:ls In the indiVldual
.t.,st'ur. will not be put into inc
1 tent but win be scattered
sr..yshout the 20 tents to promote
fellowship and formation OF
qr1ualntanCcs. Mrs. SaNult T.
ES,,fr. wife Of the mayor Of Dali
,s who BE- 10 be camp hostess, ana
Ne John NJ Spargcr, chairman or
~. soIthWcstern field committee AZ
t,r,,s who is in charge Of the camp
80 executive, will speak at the reg
,ier meeting Of the board OF dlrec-
,.rs NJ ,nr local association at ~
gr'ock Tuesday morning.
camp schedule amcndaoIe 70
yariafions at will has been arranged
r.a grI. VIII rise 60 rcvcille music
DO warning sound Of a bugle blown
| b.. B,ss.y Baxter Of Okmulgee call-
.y them from slumbers AT 6'4o
,-DcE lu the morning. Ihere wiz
,,u,v. a short splash. for those VINO
{, desire. In Parthenla lake. ada
,sa. 10 the camp. Setting UP eNcI-
rses on the grounds at 1;l5 CLOCK
ym be- led by Miss Anne Hoesterey
~, ogmulgce. recreation leader, ana
or, he ,he regular" military cNer-
4 ,..s and drill. breakfast, az !'5V
49, ,.I,l be n substantial affair,
N. Miss Mary Allen, camp manager.
tsucyes I'm good tastes for good
,res" and plain, substantial put
vh5lsgone food will he served. Dln-
rs- and supper will be merry meals
s,,sr I'm thc chatter of many voices
and The clatter of many dishes ana
sp.ced with song.
schedule Busy Days.
Carnp cleanup time will be 70
SIS o'clock, with each girl acting as
bs- own maid. making her own ped
and pu,,ng away her own belong
rgs Flag raising at 9:i5 Q c1oCh
w,N be AN important part OF each
DAYS exercises.
]. On the heels Of assembly on the
4 second floor Of the lodge at 9:3V
o'clock will SUCCEED in order Bioie
study classes, technical hours Wheh
eways and means" OF high school \,
" c A WORK will be discussed ana
committee meetings, all taking place
ogt.of-doors.
The remainder OF the afternoon
will be spent in such recreation as
hikes. explorations, kodaking, study
irg flowers, games, tennis, croquet'
pcnics, swims or the camp story
hour. For those whom the thought
q hike under the warm sun does
not invite. there will be instruction
In handlcraft by Miss Martha Jane
Kitchener Of Fort Worth. There
uil be a program at 1880 o'clock
5sh evening. but its nature VIII not
always bo tho same Taps viii SOUND
a. 10 o'clock and by 1880 the camp
Is supposed TO be enshrouded IN ~
loHce Among the special events OF
the oaun will he friendship hie
Wednesday, evening, the chicken
dinner sunday Indian night and IN
,ernatlona day with international