The Sentinel=record., 1912-08-04
MOOSE DAY AT
 PARK PARK WEDNESDAY,
PROGRAM FOR BIG FRATERNAL DAY PREsAGEs A SPLENDID
 TIME FOR EVERYONE.
Moose and Elks Ball Game One of the Big Events-Juvenlles to Par
 ticipate.

From the extensive program that
 is announced for Moose Day which
 will be given at Wilmington park
 Wednesday, present indications point
 10 the event being one of the grand
 est that has ever been attempted by any fraternal organization in this city. The Moose of the valley or
 vapors' desire to send a big delega- ton to Kansas City, where their na- tional convention will be held the week of the nineteenth of August, and the proceeds of Moose Day will be devoted to the convention fund They have every reason to be- lieve that the resolution authorizing the building of national sanitarium in this city will be passed by the or der hence the elaborate preparations to send representative delegation to the national gathering.
 Homer S. Fox, secretary of the Y. M. c. A., and head of the Boy Scouts of Hot Springs. has announced very interesting series of events for these juvenile live wires to participate in, which will be of an aquatic nature and be held in the lake near Fogel field The aquatic sports will open the afternoons festivities. There will be swimming contests of various dis tances, ali manner of diving exhibi- tions and contests for the longest dive under water John Barnett assistant secretary of the Business Mems League, and Sidney M. Mutt, propri- etor of the New Central theater, will Ea tbo i,1dooc for tb{c avaaf
 Both the Moose and the Elks ball teams are indulsing in some very hard practice for the game, which will be played on the grounds of the Pittsburg club. and that this contest win be a warm one goes without say ing. There is considerable fraternal and good natured rivalry between the two teams, but both will be evenly matched and rattling good game may be expected.
 The minstrel show, which will take place in the summer theater in the evening, will be the largest and most interesting home talent event of this kind that has ever been held in the | city. There will be over thirty young men and young ladies in the show. | The Moose intend to do away with | the stereotyped method of introduc- | ing minstrelcy and when the curtain goes up on the first part the audience will behold a very attractive roof gar | den scene. with members of the com | pany seated about tables The end men will constitute the walters to serve the guests and the proprietor of the roof garden will be the inter locutor.
 ] Among those participating in the | Moose minstrel next Wednesday night will be the following:
 The Buchanan Sisters, Myrtle De Wall, Marguerite Erhart. Beulah Green, Callie Greenfield, Ruth and Pauline Nobben, Edith Crawford, Lillian Moorman, Vera smith, Myrtle Sykes, Maud Jamison Meta Brown, | Charles Fisher Cecil Ledgerwood, Albert Housley, Tom Eddy. Sol Alex ander, Jack Corners, Cedrick Ellis. Elmer Walters, Hunrer Thompson. Will Vale. Frank Ritter, Bert Cech,
 Elmer tioxey anti Arthur Tribiet, as | guests.
 | Proprietor of the roof garden and | interculoter, Walter M Ebel; walters and end men, Aubrey Kemp. Jack | Goodine, Albert Alexander, Charles
 Boers, Nose Alexander and Doc | owens
 Twelve ballads and comedy songs | will be introduced in the first part,
 or roof garden scene. Two profes-
 sional acts booked for the regular | vaudeville theater at the park will
 also participate, changing their act
 for the Moose minstrels. One of them. Carter and Carter, is direct | from the Orpheum time Miss Carter
 is noted in vaudeville for her hand some gowns and attractive figure. | Billy McLaws. vaudevlles most not | ed banioist and coon shouter will | also be in the minstrel show and in | the olio MT and Mrs Walter NJ. Ebel | anu company will feature their sketch, | Canned or, Lady Isabel in Vaude- ville." which was a pig hit in the old | Orpheun theater There will also be | four other acts in the olio, closing | with a "Coonville Jubilee the after &tkman Tom J. Pettitt, who is | acting mayor during the absence of | Mayor w. w. Waters, will issue the proclamation promised by Mayor
 Waters. declaring Wednesday half
 holiday Cards arc being prepared
 for distribution to the various stores,
 signlfying that they will observe the
 proclamation, and one of the largest
 and merriest days in the history of
 the park is anticipated. The local
 lodge expects to realize enough
 money to charter a special train to
 Kansas City, stopping in Little Rock
 for a parade and to take aboard the Moose of that city
 BLIND CANDIDATE.