The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-26

NtOtneS, Id, MIS. V. n. Ots SioiI VI Dubuque. la: Mrs. w. j. Ryan or Lewiston. Mont. Mrs A. H. sher wood of Grand Rapids, Mis-; Mrs. F U. wiherson, of Youngstown, O., snL Miss Frances Eisele, Miss Alton Wil- Hams, Miss Irene Mclaughlin, Miss Anna Mclaughlin. Miss Louise Lam fer. Mrs. Oscar Collins. Mrs. Inger- soil Goodwin, Mrs. Billy Anderson, Mrs. Whit Stearns, Mrs. Dr. F. w. Jelks. Miss Ailene Coats, Mrs. Harry Westeott and Miss Moody of Hot Springs.
 Mrs. Donlin, who is great lover of Hot Spr,ngs and who never over looks chance to visit this city when her theatrical engagements will per- init, renewed many old acquaintances and made a host of new ones. She was beautifully gowned in a costly Parisian dress and her display of jewels was in thorough keeping with her general splendid appearance. Christmas Eve she was entertained at dinner by MT. and Mrs. Parish, Mir. and Mrs. Michelstetter and MT. and Mrs. ianigan. Sine is forced to make professional call to Chicago this week, but enjoyed herself so well Christmas night that she will make every effort to return in time for the New Years festivities at the Arling- ton.
 Mrs. Walbaum and Miss Florence Walbaum thave shown lot of beau tiful gowns at the Arlington Assem- plies all winter but both ladies clearly outdid themselves last night. Of course. the ball was strictly formal. Among the gentlemen in full dress were Mir. George W. Parish of South Haven, Midh. Mir. Herbert Matthews of Cleveland, O.; Mir Sidney Busch of St. Louis; Mir. Charles Michelstet- ter of Chicago; Mir. Isaac Lowenhaupt of New York; Mir. Isaac Block of Cleveland, O.; Mir. C. E. Bender of Wallace, Idaho; Signor A Nistal of Tampa. Fla; MT. J. T. Bottomly of Camden, N. J.; Mir. William Linn of Norkolfk, Va; MT. c. N. Lusson of Boston; Mir. John w. Maher of Devils Lake, S. D.; Mir. John Lark ing of Pittsburg. Pa; Mir. Aarcn French of Pittsburg, Pa; MT. Al H. Bloch of New York; Mir. C.. E. Graves Of Peoria, H.; Mir. William s. Bryan, Jr. of Baltimore, Md; Mr.. Mike Donlin, of New York; Mir Frank Sullivan of Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Mir. c. Fl. Bryan of Atlanta, Ga; Mir. John Tracy of New York; MT. E. J. Dougherty Of New York; Mir. Frank Till of Brooklyn, N. Y.; MT. R. C.. Thompson of Pine Bluff. ArK.' MT. V. D. Antoin Of New Orleans, La; Mir. Charles F. Luce of Iigan, la; MT. J. A. McRae of Saskatoon. Can. MT. F. Schromeyer of Cleveland, O.; MT. John E. Robins. of Greensburg, Ind. Mr. William Gilbert of Evansville. rnd Mir. |. Roseberg Jr., of Ph.a- delphia; Mir. W. P. Nichols of Att lantie City, \. J.; Mir. H. a. Walt. of Kansas City, Mo. Mir. R. c. Bras sington of Kansas City, Mo-; Mir. B. B. Sackett, of Kansas City, Mo; MT. H. C. Warren of Louisville Ky; MT. J. NJ. McNulty of Bangor, Me-; MT. J. NJ. Hutchins of New York; Mir. W D. Bard of Sedalia, Mo MT. Garnet Eisele, Mir. Billy Anderson, Mir. Wayne Moore, Mr. dngersoll Good win, Mir. Whit Stearns, MT Oscar Collins. Mir. Harry Westcott and Mir Ernest Latta of Hot Springs.
 Arlington Xmas Tree.
 Christmas Eve, shortly after the dining room was cleared, Manager Corrington summoned the guests into the main parlor. He played Santa Claus aad filled lis part spiendidly we'll. A huge tree in the center or the room was laden down with gifts and the Misses Chester ana Block helped Mr. Corrington pluck off the toys. He made a fitting lit tie speech with each presentation anu did not overlook a single guest. Then there were huge candy canes for ey- erybody and laughter regned su preme. all evening.
 Both Christmas Eve and Christmas night the merrymakers packed the grill until the closing hour rolled around All in all, the Arllngton ho- tel did the honors most handsomely by Christmas and it looks as if New Years will have a hard time regist ering its usual victory over Kriss Kringle.
 Mir. Harry Ramey of Little Rock and Mrs. Amelia Albrecht Of Massil-