The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
Charter Day to BE Event in CityS History;
Exit Kendall College, Enter Tulsa University;
Fitting Ceremonies Arranged for the, Occasion
Civic sanizatons Cooperate With School Authorities
to Make Tuesday Program Successful; Governor
Robertson O Be the Guest Of Honor.


OF wh,ru run back 90 mission
school u Indian ."rrltulv days iu
the pas. century which has been
one OF tns institutions ui higher
learning OF oklahoma for the pas.
"a years aud which Ma ''cn o. part
ot Tulpt for 9 yDtrs WilI oiiiphIIF
cease operation ua 20 f'pbraic ''l.
lego Tue dsf
iis par tng ls B single ,uuuuti"u
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Iu Nt pIu.. vii. IHD 900 iu8linuou
which VIII formally commence ao.
f.lfy Ha me University of Tulsl
upYu rioHunipu W the stat" char
.n. uud which with ITS proscnt
standing uuI the backing ui Tine city
irU which ii iH named. prOmiHoa
iuurr rich bon achievement
Many DAYS foo the calendar of
kendall college have been Ir.lrd
with rcd as tho school continued ON
i's course in years past tuJ u"At
Tuesday will be- the create" day ~
ihcm all. n will Doc Il red l'tcr
100 tho history ~ Tulsa aa we'll f"t
tnc establishment ut university
'trcugthcns Tulsa's position ns an
educational center and forecasts
hat iuH ns oil has made this city
famous Iu mo paTt go thr fame OF
In The future.
10 Bc Memorable Day.
iu keeping with the Significance
Of the occasion, - program Of CNcr-
Ciscs which VIII make charter day
memorable has been planned for
Tuesday lfudors In the educa.
tional field % oklahoma VIII be
present and all departments OF Tulsa
lie will bo represented
Civic organizations Will cO-opcrat,
with school authorities to make the
day succcssful and to entertain the
guests for the event. Tranaporta-
ton Of the Visitors to and from
the university campus In the east
part OF the city will be cared for by
tho Automobile club. Miss Alice
Robertson who Ia 20 have "a place
In the days program commensurate
with tho prominence of her part 10,
kondnlrs history will be enter
tainud at a luncheon IA the grin
room of Hotel Tulsa Tuesday noon
10y the Tulsa Town club. with large
attendance Of women Of other clubs
and organizations.
Tho Ad club had denOmluatcd
Tuesday as University OF Tulsa day
on its calendar and viii extend hos.
pitality to Out-of-town visitors and
with boards OF directors OF all civic
Organizations. at "A banquet in Hotel
Tulsa AZ 6.30 o'clock Tuesday even
Ing. This banquet will take the
place OF the weekly club luncheon,
The banquet program Will be AL
about the university and speakers
VIII be visiting pcrsonages.
serve Guests Dinner
In order to give visitors taste
OF hospitality on the campus itself
dinner will BE- given In the dining
room OF Robertson hall, the hoys'
dormitory, ut 1890 o'clock with
visitors viii be seated residents OF
both dormltorics and as many other
students as can be accommodated,
During the dinner talk on the past
will be given by Miss Josephine Lay
man, who was awarded n bachelor
of arts degree and diploma from the
school OF public speaking and ex-
preston In June, 1890 and who In
now assistant In the school OF public
speaking. Hugh Graham, to be n
member of the graduating class OF
this year, viii speak on the present,
and Dr. Stratton ID. Brooks, presi
dent of the University OF oklahoma,
will speak ON the future.
Just as all roads once led 10
Rome, so all plans for the day lead
10 the actual christening cerer,ony,
, To begin In the university auditorium
at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
II is expected that the seating ca
pacity OF the auditorium will he
fully taxed, az the audience VIII In
cludc Tulsans with the party OF out
of-town celebrities and the student
body.
4 musical opening In the service
Will be furnished In prelude and
an overture by the university or
chostra. chorus singing Of "A HYMN
and a vocal solo by Mrs. H. J.
MugBe. head Of the department. OF
voice.
bishop Edwin H., Mouzou will pro
nounce the invocation President 4
NJ. Gordon will uttor words Of vol
come ON behalf of the school and
VIII chen introduce t.. t.. Ohcrholt
Zcr, city superintendent, as prrsid
ing officer.
Miss \icc "a Speak
The dawn of l(nudulls history Will
then ho sketChed TN m address on
"Pro- Kendall DnNs' hy MISS Alice
NJ Robertson Of MuslIogse congress
woman elect, than whom no more
fitting pcrsou could hc selected FOR
this task Miss Robertson was pres.
dent q, OF the Presbyterian mission
school for girls In Nuskogpp when n
became Kendall college i'm 1884. aud
htcr cast the deciding vote which
resulted In the removal of the oul.
lege 10 Tulsa. Miss Robcrtsou's r,I-
tives are also Involved ir the r.tRu.
lshmcnt OF the college, Robert
son hail, the mems dormliory ON the
local campus being namcd lor one of
her kinsfolk. Even the womua uf
much az the history which Miss
Robertson will relate has hcor '.f
20 the college ana her speech Ia f.
be Incorporated into a rcCurd rmu
placed In the archives of the u.v
university. Her address viii \" lHi-
lowed by one on kendall Days. O."
Gahe D. Parker. 81. who graduH'ea
from Kendall in 1899 ana lH now
superintendent Of the Five civilized
Tribes. with headquarters In Mus
koEeo,
The actual change from college ;,
university viii be consummotc,
when GOV. j. II. A. Robertson pre-
sonts tho charter lust issued for th'
University OF Tulsa by the state r.
Il. r. Kemp, president OF the boar'
uf trustees Of the institution. Th'
pipe organ viii then peal triumph
anuy forth in the University @
Tulsa March," wri ten especially 70
the occasion by Prof. John knowle
Weaver of the department OF piano
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