Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-15
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 winter season in it's history is practi- ca'ly bound to be fulfilled The past week has seen the opening of many Of the cottages of many eastern and northern social folks The Arlington and the other fashionable hotels are comfortably filled and the indications are that the Eastman and the Park, which seldom open before February 1, will throw open their doors in mid January. Egbert T. Osborn and Duncan Campbell, respectively, will manage the two hostelries.
 Play in the annual Christmas tour- nament on the links of the Arkansas Hot Springs golf and country club started on Saturday. Enough players to complete four full flights compet- ed
 ] The belles and beauX are having a gala inning of gayety. There are two formal assemblies each week at the Arlington, impromptu tournaments on the golf links. Practically daily, plen- ty of hunting in the foothills Of the Ozarks, close to town, and the country roads are just right for motoring and riding and driving.
 / Mrs. George D. Van Arsdale of Tren- ton, N. J.. accompanied by her daugh- ter and Mrs. Benjamin Mayo, left for Uasadena. Cal, on Tuesday after a months stay at the Arlington. Mrs. Van Arsdale's health is vastly inn proved as a result of her visit to the spa.
 Though Arkansas Hot Springs no longer has any horse racing the turf brigade is always in evidence here. Phil J. Dwyer, Fred Walbaum and Leo Mayer, of New York, and Charles Ellison, of Chicago, are four well known former followers of the sport Of kings stopping at the Arlington. MT. Walbaum is here with his wife and daughter. After a months stay they will depart for their winter home in Florida Mir. and Mrs. Ellison leave for Juarez shortly after the first of the year. MT. Mayer has a cottage here, while Mr. Dwyer is at the Springs on pleasure bent in com- pany with H. A. Mona, also of New York.
 A prominent party registering at the Arlington on Monday consisted of the Baroness De Pallandt, of London; Mrs s. Dugas, of New York, Mrs. A. 1 M. Brunn, of Chicago and Miss F. G. Shaver, of Pittsburg.
 Charles Craig, of Colorado Springs, Colo, the noted author, who is known by his work on both sides of the Att lantic, who together with MT. Werner z. Reed, the mutt millionaire Colo rado mining and oil operator, has been a guest at the Arlington for the past month. left for the West last Monday. Mr. Craig has become an enthusiastic champion of Arkansas Hot Springs and states that he will be an annual winter caller hereafter.
 Clever Mizzi Hajos, the Hungarian prima donna. and the principal mem- bers of "The Spring Maid" company, were guests at the Arlington Sunday and Monday. It is not amiss to state that she probably enjoyed every min- ute of her stay, as it was quite 8 way past midnight when she retired both nights, SO many attractions did she find.
 1 Prominent among the weeks arriv- als at the Arlington hotel were w. J. Magill, of Erie, Pa.: J. G. Muir, of Pottsville, Pa; MT. and Mrs. Frederick Walbaum, Miss Florence Walbaum, MT. and Mrs. Edward Home, Phil J. Dwyer, H. A. Mona, s. P. Bradley, R. P. Cook, D. c. Howell, Miss Marjorie Cortland, Charles Hagen, F. R. Gadd ] J. Harris, F. B. Marsh, A. P Haw- kins, H. P. Brown Jr., David Mann J. V. ODonnell. A. c. Anderson. Geo H. Hitzler and M. J. Krill, Of New York; L. H. Allen, of Buffalo N' Y'' "A. R.. Allen, of Jersey. City. N. J.; W. A. Baker and F. P. Baker, of Bos- ton, Mass; MT. and Mrs. M. J. Me- Nulty and daughter, MT. and Mrs. E. o. Excell, Miss K osmotherly, Mr. and Mrs. iE. c. Noe, John Dupree, lv- an Dickson, Warren Gorrell, P. D. lCarey, Fred R. Cooper, V. M. Bacon and A. J. Quinn, of Chicago; W. l. Elwood, of DeKalm, Ill.,; T. F. Brink of Nashville, Ill.;; c. Fairbanks. Dr. Iw. D. Jenkins. Jerry Nussivan