The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-07
CATTLE HEIRESS'
TO TOUR EUROPE
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Waggo-
ner Will Spend Honey
moon Across Atlantic
'EX : COWPUNCHERS' ;
Guy Waggoner Rode Range
for a Living Before Max
ing His Huge Fortune

NEW YORK, Sept. 6.--JThs
HONEYMOON of Mr.. and MrH. Guy Les
liz Waggnner. whose combined es-
t,tas represent more than 800. 0.0O0,-
900. will take them around the
since Miss Anne Burnett, now
Mrs. waggoner, was n little girl,
dashing over the wild plains of her
qrandfather's ranch in Texas. she
has wanted g circle the earth.
A "ftcal Vacation"
Before she married the wealthy
Texas cattle man and oil producer
she proposed the trip. Waggoner,
Who had not had a real vacation in
a couple OF years, readily assented.
September 16. the couple will sail
FOR Liverpool. For a few weeks they
will visit England and Scotland,
afterwards touring France. the old
western front, Germany, Italy,
spain and the other nations OF the
continent. Through the Mediterra-
moan up the Nile, and over the pyr-
amid land. they will travel to some
where east % Suez. later going to
China, Japan and on until east be-
comes west again and they land in
California via the Hawaiian islands,
1--WE will get back TO Texas in the
not yet decided where our future
home will be, but II will be some
where in western Texas"
Her First Trip Abroad.
Waggoner has been In Europe sew
eral times, but " will be the first
Journey for his wife.
The Waggoners will spend their
time in New York "just playing
around" IL was explained, prepara-
tory to their s,O00-mile honeymoon.
Mrs. Waggoner is an outdoor girl.
She explained she enjoyed good,
hard ride on a Texas pony better
than a limousine on Fifth avenue.
y sides being n crack rider. she is
dead shot" with a rifle, according
70 her husband.
V'aggoner said he had known his
wife since she was n little girl.
For many years the family of W.
r. Waggoner, his father, and Capt.
$. Burke Burnett, Mrs. Waggoner's
grandfather, had been close friends.
A Three-Month Romance.
Although lifelong friends the ro-
nance which resulted in the mar
riage OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoner
here Labor day was but OF three
months duration, Waggoner said.
1--WE had contemplated marriage
tlAt length or time, ne SAID
II ride little too" he continued
with a laugh az he spoke OF his cow
hoy days and thrilling cattle round
ups in the vast country. But /
rode for business reasons-not for
sport. My main mission is working,
b4t work | be thrown in the dis
card until spring"
Mr.. and Mrs. Waggoner are stop
ping at the Biltmore until their de-
parture " Europe. Years ago, Guy
Waggoner was a real cowboy on his
fathers vast ranches in western
Texas. About the same time Anne
Burnett, his future and fourth bride.
was brought to live in the millionaire
rancher >lt ~ in Fort Worth by
her mother. s. S. Burnett, Annes
grandfather, became one OF the rich
est cattle men in the west. Later
oil was d. Jvered on his estate and
his fortune jumped to more than
N5,000,0O0. Last June the grand
father died. Mrs. Waggoner will get
the eLtire fortune when is q.
BY the will she is allowed $4,000
a year until she reaches n majority.
Wagon, obtained his last di-
vorce Just before Captain Burnett
died. His wealth is 80 great that
when he had dispute with the Ma
uonal OIL company which had been
leasing his land, he produced his
own oil, built refineries and is oper-
ating his own tar car lines.
Not What II JaetI IN n.