The Sentinel=record., 1912-01-02

Bennett Of Memphis; Mrs. Edward \ Busch of St Louis: Mrs. Arbuckle and Mrs. King of St Louis; Mrs. J. A. McRae of Saskatoon, Can. Miss Grace Minehart of Chicago; Mrs. Is, aac Block of Cleveland, O.. Mrs. L. Miller of Cleveland, O.: Mrs Allen Logan of Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. II. c. Warren of Louisville, Ky; Miss Florence Corrignton of Memphis Miss Elizabeth Cannon of Camden. N. B.; Mrs. Elsie Hite of Kansas City. Mo; mother of Mabel Hite, the talented actress; Mrs F. T. Osborne of East Moreriches, N. J.. Miss F. Royd- hous of Philadelphia; Mrs. Michael Martin of Chicago; Miss Grace Click auf, of Chicago: Mrs Benjamin Rice. of Tulsa, Okla; Mrs. c. Miller of Chicago; Mrs R. l.. Burkett of Cht- eago Mrs. Al H. Block of New York, and Mrs. Jennings, Mrs w. G. Bouic, Miss Helen Babcock. Miss Louise La. nier. Miss Juanita Hopkins, Miss Ar ton Williams, Miss Rogers, Miss May Finley, Miss Kitty Mooney, Miss Ma bel Leatherman, Mrs Harry Westcott, Mrs. Al Reynolds, Mrs. Billy Ander- sen, Mrs Mrs. Dii- Dii-. Vim Vim. T f wooten Mrs. Thomas Petit, Mrs. Try'n Kellar, Miss Frances Eisele, Mrs. Whit Stearns. Mrs. S. A. Price, Mrs. Oscar Collins, Mrs. Charles Davis. Miss Helen Con. vers. Mrs. A. Kempner, Miss Julia Van vliet, Mrs. Frank Stearns and Mrs. Frank Mcdonald of Hot Springs. are just some of the other ladies who were handsomely gowned
 The sterner sex also turned out In full force. Prominent among these noticed on the floor were Dr. William Gilbert of Evansville, Ind: Mir. +. NJ Walt of Kansas City, Mo. MT. J NJ Hutchins of New York; Mir l.. ?. Grinnan of Terrell, Tex; Mir. Sidney Busch of St. Louis; Mir. V. D Antoin of New Orleans; Mir. St. George T, Cordell of Little Rock; Senor A. Nistal of Tampa. Fla; MT. Isaac Block of Cleveland O.: Mr Allen Logan of Kansas City, Mo; Mr. H. c. Warren of Louisville, Ky; Mir. J. Tracy of New York; MT F. NJ Gres- ham of New York; Mir. Chas. F Luce of Logan, la; MT John Larkin of Pittsburg, Pa; MT. Herbert Mathews of Cleveland, O.; Mir. Arthur Lesser of St Louis; Mir Frank Till ot Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr Daniel McCii-
 vet of Philadelphia; Mf Al II. Block of New York; Mr E. R Sweeney of
 Kansas City, Mo; Mir s. Gllckhaut of Chicago; Mir. Jack Villas of Chi cago; Mir. l. Hochman of ew York;
 Mir. Arthur Leeser of St. Louis; Mir
 Mike Donlin of New York: and MI Harry Westcott, Mir Al Reynolds, Dr Robert B. Dimon, Dr. w T. Wooten, Dr. E c, Hay. Dr P, T. Vaughan. l. D Cooper, Dr. A. IT. williams, Mir Sedwick Ellis, Mir Ernest Iatta, MT Jos Longinotti, Mir. l.. D. Cooper, Jr MT. w. H Cooper, MT. Billy Ander- son, MT. Wayne Moore. Mir Tom Mar tin, Mir. Hartley Wooten. Mr. Gilbert Wooten, MT. Jack Frisbie. A. c. Jen- nings, Mir. Oscar Collins, w. G. Bon ic, pr. James B. Straehem. Mir. Or iver w. Huff, Mir. Richard Lawrence, Mir. Garnet Esele. MT. Thomas Pet tit, Mir Irwin Kellar, MT. Whit Stearns Mir. g. A. Price, Mr Charles Davis MT. A. Kempner Mir. Clyde Anthony, Mir. Omo Wilson, Dr. Caldwell, MT George Leatherman. Mir Frank ELS, worth and Mir. Frank Stearns of Hot Springs.
 Stopping at the Arlington are nine Mexicans, the most prominent amcng whom is Senor Salvador Madero of Monterey. He is the uncle of the new president of eMxico and one of the most congenial of the many guests of the big hostelry. Senor Madero i is accompanied by his wife and child senor Madero and his wife were in full evening dress and conspicuous | n the ball room Manuel V Prado | and senorita Gorez Tioqa, of the City | or Mexica also attended and added l many new aequaintances to their al- ready long list
 Among the Arksnsas folks which | registered at the Arlington during the | day. coming on especially for the ball were Mrs. A. c. Brickey of Oseeola; Miss Ora L. Brooks of Ft Smith, Miss Emma Prestridge. Miss Leta Cook and | Miss Hester Frost of Texarkana, and | Miss Ida MeKirncy of Ciaresville 1 They. too. were prsttily and tastefuiy | dressed.
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