The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1911-06-29
ST. LUKE DAY At
Wilmington PARK
BEAUTIFUL SPOT WILL BE THE
MECCA OF GATHERING OF
THOUSANDS.
All the Big Features of Amusement
and Entertainment viii be Spec.
tally Prepared to Weicomc
the Pubic.

Beautiful Wilmington park will to-
day be the scene of a large social
and sight seeing gathering. The
ladies of St. Luke's church have full
|charge of this beautiful amusement
resort, and also of the Ostrich Farm,
the entrance fees to which have been
donated to the lad es for this day by
the proprietor.
A bevy of beautiful young ladies
|are selling tickets, so be sure and re-
|ceive them with open arms and purses
when you are approached by any OF
them.
The courteous and genial Manager
ger Owens will be on hand to render
assistance to any and every one, and
we rejoice to note the growing popu-
larity with the local and visiting
public of the now completed park,
which under his personal care Is an
adjunct which many a larger city
than Hot Springs would be proud to
possess.
A general invitation to the public of
Hot Springs is extended by the ladies
of St. Luke's to come out today with
friends and families and spend the
day in enjoyment and amusement.
No one need worry about cooking or
providing lunches. From personal
experience We know the delicious
quality of the good things provided
by these ladies to satisfy 1.-THE inner
man." and lunches and suppers will
be seved all day; the proceeds from
all the different concessions
land amusements features, os
well as those from the refreshment
stand go towards the object these
Woodworking ladies have in view, viz.
the payment of the balance of the
debt owing on the church property.
Several interesting features will Se
inangurated today for the first time.
Everyone should visit the wonder
full and enhancing Palace OF Mys-
teries." This new adjunct to the park
is certainly the finest and most mys-
FERROUS thing of it's kind we have eve
seen in Hot Springs, or elsewhere; tn
effect is simply startling and bewil-
iering.
Then, another novel and attractive
feature is the very fine art gallery
which has been assembled at great
cost and trouble; some notable works
of art have been secured. being lent
for the occasion. All lovers of art
should patronize this exhibit. for
which a small entrance fee will be
charged catalogues OF the exhibits will
be provided, as some of these art
treasures are almost priceless, heavy
insurance has had to be taken out on
hem and visitors are requested TO
refrain from smoking on entering the
art gallery.
Parties intending to visit the
ostrich farm should do so before $3.50
p M, as the popular place of anuse-
ment and instruction closes aboct
6:45 D. m. Ito allow the ostricnes to
curl their feathers and grow willow
plumes).
Then there is the ever popular
Leap the Dips" vita It's several PAL
pitating motions, it's glides for life
and circling curves. the Merry go
round" with it's numerous collection
of fiery, untamed steeds. lions, tigers,
dogs. bears, elephants, giraffes. etc,
is an endless whirl of excitement 70
old and young alike.
Be sure and visit the only real i've
pair of Teddy Bears in existence
they are most cunning and amusing
and will fight fiercely for cookies or
canIy thrown to them.
There are several other features oil
amusement to be found when out al
the park, everyone will be welcome
and there will be committees on hand
to take care of all WHO patronize our
prettiest of public parks.
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