The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-23
RIJS|NESS GIRLS
STUDY PROBLEMS
Then Will Forget Them
in Field and On the
Tennis Courts
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Weekend Meeting Scheduled
for May 27 and % at
Friendship Lodge

ruisa business women will dis
,nss their problems in forum and
,i.sses and then between times they
Iii HE themselves TO the woods and
,snnls courts and forget said prob
,oms when the second annual busi-
rsss girls weekend conference Is
held May 27 and 2S at Friendship
lodge, Y. w. c. A. camp. southwest
OF the city.
q, the conference and even though
s,sening accommodation are ex-
bnsted there will still be opportu-
,si,v 40 attend all daytime and early
lvenIng events. Each of the business
sirls' clubs affiliated in the council
e nermitted five delegates TO spend
Tho entire conference period, these
Seing the Friendship club and =. B.
X club and employed women of tina
Central National bank. Exchange
National bank, Exchange Trust COM
nany Halliburton-Abbott company,
oil Well supply company, Gypsy Oil
company, Oklahoma Producing K
Refining Corp. Western Union and
sinclair oil & Gas Co. Most Of the
clubs have named as their delegates
the girls who will represent them at
the national summer conference, of
which this weeks conference IL to
be A miniature. Ten business wom-
an from oklahoma City, accom-
uAnied by Miss Veleda Hoebel of the
Oklahoma City Y. w. staff and for
merly Of the Tulsa staff, will attend
the conference.
The first group Of delegates will
reach the campgrounds about 3:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon. After
bon houA will be spent In registra-
ion. the process entitled getting
getting settled, and recreation on
the tennis court, croquet grounds or
out In the woods. The first meeting
will be called at 1880 o'clock that
evening by Mrs. T. o. Lillystrand,
president of the council. Mrs. Ida
Balch will conduct devotionals, Miss
Gladys Willis will extend greetings
10 the Oklahoma City visitors, Miss
Rosalle Griffith of the high school
faculty will read, and the main ad-
dress will be on the topic, "What
business women can do to make
Tulsa better place in which 10
i've" Delegation meetings will fol-
low. with the campers divided into
the Oklahoma delegation with Miss
Anna Schweinsberg as leader. the
Texas delegation with Miss Ada
Hardy as leader and the New Mex
leo group with Mrs. Atkin as leader.
Those girls who are not thor
oughly aroused by the rising bugle
Sunday morning will be very much
awake after brisk setting-up exer-
clses and also enthusiastic for
breakfast. a Bible class will be
taught by Miss Blanche Crosby, re-
hgious work secretary, and at IL
cdock after devotionals by Miss Ce-
hte Harrington, Mrs. Ida Wygant
will speak. For the afternoon are
scheduled forum on business
womens opportunities and obliga-
lions with Miss Edna Pyle. general
Y. W. secretary. as leader, and a
sing and friendship circle. After
O'Clock the girls will be free to re-
turn Immediately to town or enter
tain beaux at the lodge during the
afternoon. Mrs. Lillystrand will be
the presiding officer OF the confer
enCe, Mrs. l.. r. Abbott and Mrs. A,
J. Hall the hostesses. Miss Eleanor
Wallace the registrar, Miss Maude
Heaford the violinist and Mrs. S. /
Ford and Miss Conway in charge OF
meals