The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-26
ARLINGTON BALL A BIG SUCCESS
LOCAL AND VISITING SOCIETY ATTEND PRETTY DANCING
 PARTY LAST EVENING.
Many Brilliantly Gowned Ladies Among Visitors and Local Ladies
 Feature the Ball.

The grand ballroom or the Airing ton hotel presented a pleasing pie ture last night when the second of ahe seasons big balls was given. Mi lady and the gallants, visiting and residents alike, did themselves proud and as a result the Christmas night ball was an unqualified success. It even eclipsed the Thanksgiving night ball and that was particularly smart and enjoyable affair.
 Guests at the Arlington had a gala Christmas Christmas eve Manager Corrington essayed the role of Santa Claus at the annual tree celebration in the main parlor. Every guest was remembered with some sort of a toy or trinket. At dinner last night Steward Cul'iis did himself proud. Then, society hobnobbed about the different parlors and upon the spa cious porch, holding quiet little tete- a-tetes while waiting for the sump- tuous finale of the days festivities the time-honored annual Christmas night ball
 Arranged by the management as strictly a formal affair, the belles and the beauxs are to be complimented for the brilliancy and correctness of their attire. It was a scene of splen- tor, a scene which could scarcely be equaled let alone excelled, in any other resort city in the world.
 Society appreciated in advance that it was going to have a gala in hing and society turned out in full force. The Arlington guests attend d en masse and Mesdames Wal baum, RaThael, Beckham, Ellison, Guth, Olsen and Arnold. and the Misses WaIbaum, Thomas, Fitzhugh, Schaal, Jackson and Bobbitt, appear ed in gowns that fairly sparkled in
 heir brilliancy
 Hot Springs social set also did itself proud, just as it always does when 1t dons it's smartest attire. Els pecially bewitchingly gowned were Mrs Dr. R. F. Dimon, Mrs. Oscar Collins, Miss Frances Eisele, Mrs. Robert Mooney, Mrs. Frank Head and Miss Louise Horner. Mrs. IngeTsoll Goodwin Of Chicago, former Hot Springs belle, was also stunningly dressed
 Prominent among those attending were MT. and Mrs Louis N Raphael, of Houston, Tex; Mrs. G. w. Thomas, Miss Minerva Thomas and MT. John Larlin of Pittsburg, Pa; Mir. and Mrs. Frederick Walbaum, Miss Flor ence Walbaum, MT. and Mrs. Otto rntb and RTr Usbnp,ac ID FaCnniuo of New York; MT. and Mrs. J. H. Beckham. AJr,, and Mrs. ]. Fletcher Graves of Kansas City, Mo; MT. and Mrs. Charles Ellison, Mir. and Mrs. Ingersoll Goodwin, and Mrs. F. R.. Gadd, of Chicago; Mrs. Edward A. Busch, Mr Sidney Busch and Mrs. II. w. Lanigan, of St. Louis; the Misses Albertson, of Magnolia, N. J.; Miss Ruth Schaal, of Terre Haute, Ind; Miss Grace Bobbitt, of Sydney la. Miss Luella Jackson, of Cedar Falls, la; Miss Fitzhugh, of Mont real: MT. and Mrs J. P. Olsen, of Denver; Mrs. Minnette Arnold, of Goshen. Ind; Mrs. Amelia Albrecht, of Massillon, O.; Lieutenant Camp, and Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Dimon, Mir. and Mrs. Oscar Collins, MT and Mrs. Joseph Longinotti, MT. and Mrs s. A. Price, MT. and Mrs. William Anderson, Mir, and Mrs. James A. Stallcup, Mir and Mrs. Harry West colt. Mir. and Mrs. David Burgauer, MT. and Mrs Gus Strauss, Mir. and Mrs. w. s. Pierson, Mir. and Mrs Whit Stearns, MT. and Mrs. Irwin Keller, Mr and Mrs A. J. Kempner Mir. and Mrs. Charles H Davis, Mir, Edward Wright, Miss Alton VII Hams. Mrs. Robert Mooney, Mrs Frank Head, Dr. and Mrs. William T.. Wootton. Herbert Mendel Wayne Moore, Clyde Anthony, Miss Mabel Warren, Douglass Hotchkiss, Miss May Finley. Mrs. A. c. Jennings, Burkett Williams, Miss Louise Horn CT and Miss Frances Eisel.