The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-07
POnca City LaUishly Prepares
To Welcome State Press Members


and electing officers. will be attend
ing reception at the H.. w. home
and viewing the Aarland gardens,
which for beauty and charm We
with the most attractive In America.
Mrs. Marland will be the hostess on
this occasion, assisted by number
Of punca city ladies'.
Another luncheon at the Method
ist church will he served ut 1890
O'Clock, noon, by the ladies of the
church for both the men and ladies'
who are attending the convention.
This particular "oats' is used as an
inducement to get thcm an together
40 that an association picture may
he taken.
Flying ErollC aud Other Things.
To assist In the entertainment OF
the editors, the Marland company
has made arrangements for six army
airplHncs to come to HonCa city IN
der the direction Of licut, Wendell IL.
Brovkly of Fort SIN and there VIII
| be a flying trOlic at tho local aVin-
| ton field, Immediately following the
| luncheon, and 1t Is understood that
! the planes viii also make the trip 10
| the oil fields during the afternoon
| with the editors.
This was called grid-lron BAN
|
| lngs hut IL has been designated a
might OF Mystery for the HOuca
| city meet. Tho bnuquct viii be
served at the Marllud cafeteria at
| I o'clock, with all the visitors as the
guests OF r., W. Marland, head Of tho
Marland OIL and associated COM
panies. The night OF Mystery
will be explained by u. s. Russell,
Billy Martincau, JOSS kayscr ana
others when the time comes.
The Legion 10 Entertain.
All money viii be counterfeit at
big show 70 be staged later ON
Saturday evening by the local Amor
ican Legion post In their han here,
| Roy Staley. twhu was fcrshiug b
chef oveIseas) is not telling all that
will happen on this occasion, but II
Will be regular 'old-fAshioucd
"Cherokco strip" opening event
with the old army game, chucka-
luck and other such things going
full tilt, dance and other events
that happened In the carly days oi
ponca city The newspaper badge
is again all that is needed to enjoy
this legion show ana all editors and
their ladies' are invited.
The Marland company. following
the might Of Mystery viii open IT,
Clubruom for II dance that VIII b,
In progress simultaneously with The
American Legion show uptown aut
the editors and their ladies may at
tend either or both, or change baci
and forth; it will be up to thom. II,
, Marland ClubrOoms are spacious an,
charming in their equipment aut
furnishings. and this .will be one o
the pleasant events Of the session.
And Then the 1Ot.
, All church going editors and thel
, | ladies' Will have an opportunity I
attend Sunday morning service!
This has been arranged tor an
!, special invitations have been issue
by all local churches.
At luncheon, starting at II o'cloc
Sunday morning, tho editors an
, their ladies' will bo the guests {
the Miller brothers at the famou
l0l ranch. which Is 8 miles south
west of PonCa City on the Salt For
of the Arkansas river. Col Joe {
Miller, the man with the hoe" o
the ranch. viii tell the guests q
about the ranch, where 1t got II
I, name, how long its been there an
e give all other data. Visiting ladic
r are warned that the Miller brother
r are single men, and there are rcnll
G four of them, including "Bin
c brooks, the man who taught Nab
Normand how to ride horsobac
and William Desmond Taylor no
$ to direct "A film production.
10 The Miller brothers have pro
h vided an Hll-aftornoon entertain
Z ment for the visitors. starting In
:, mediately after luncheon with a
% Indian show ana closing with
s two hours rodo0, where IN "B
< Boy" the ranch foreman; CIV
p Schultz, worlds champion rope
[. Henry Grammer. the western Osai
- ranchman; Bin Picket, the origlni
@ tor OF bull-dogging; Theodore j.
2, Goose. the Indian cowboy; Colon
j. lack Miller himself and otho
G viii show tho newspaper men AZ
c women Just how 1t Is done. Priz
VIII be given 10 the editors who ca
y stay on a bronc the longest or roI
Il IA cattalo calf the quickest.
ll The rodeO Will close In sufflclo
II time 10 permit the visitors TO r
Q turn to Ponca city and catch n
h evening trains out. provided IN,
\, find by that time that they mu
=. leave, All o: them will ~ asked
e the local chamber Of commerce
n make their permanent homes her
:. II is understood that both Rartle
y vile and Duncan have cast the
10 hoadgears into the ring for the ~
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