The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-11

1 t that he Is planning something new
 and original for the Spa.
 1 Mir. and Mrs Fred Uhrig of Mem | phis, arrived Sunday. and are guar. tered at the Park NIT. Uhrig is a | hrother-in-law of Jno. W Schoor. the
 famous tuYfman, who is also at the 1 Park.
 Mrs. Nellie Hayes Miller of Boston, l Mass, and cousin Of MT J. R. Hayes, 1 genial proprietor Of the Park hotel, arrived Sunday. and will be guest l Of MT. and Mrs Hayes for the bal
 ance of the season.
 Mir. and Mrs A C. F. Meyers of St. ] ouis. accompanied by Mrs. Meyers mother Mrs W Meyers. are new ar 1 rivals at the Park. Mir. Meyers is 1 second vice president and cashier of ] the South Side Bank of St Louis. l X. C. Prime and wife. and daughter l Miss Portia of Mitchell, Iowa. are at 52S Park avenue for an extended visit. Mir. Prime is the president of the Mitchell Savings Bank of Mitchell. Ohio.
 Mir. and Mrs. Orin Stair of Grand Rapids. Mich. vii. their three beau7 tifuI children, and maid and Mrs. Stairs mother. Mrs. C.. Thompson, formed substantial party registering at the Park yesterday.
 President James R. MeAleer of the Boston Red Sox, and his wife reach ed the Spa yesterday and are guests at the Eastman They intend remain ing until Manager Stahl breaks camp the first week in April.
 A delightful party registering at the Park yesterday, consisted of Mrs. Louis Miller of Kansas City, Mo, and her two beautiful daughters. Misses Jeanne and Kathleen, and MT. St. George Cordell of Little Rock
 -S. H. Wingo, of Little Rock, and Miss Kathleen Wingo of Tennessee. are in the city for weeks visit with their sister, Mrs ]. H. Riggsbee. Con | gressman Otis T. Wingo, of DeQueen. will arrive today for a visit of sev- eral days.
 Harry w. Kelly of East Las Vegas, l N. NJ. and his mother. Mrs w. D Kel- | ly. of Leavensworth, Kan, registered | at the Arlington yesterday. They in- tend remaining three or four weeks. MT. Kelly is one of New Mexico s wealthiest men and biggest operators. l George F. Reppy of St. Louis. is paying his annual March visit to the Eastman and plans remaining until 1 mid-April. He has been coming to Hot Springs regularly for upwards or thirty years and admits that that is
 the reason he always enjoys such
 good health.
 N. Nelson Leonard. owner of the famous Ravenswood farm at Boon l vile, Mo. joined his wife at the Arl- 1 ington yesterday. Mrs. Leonarl
 came south in company with ex-Gov. ernor Lon " Stephens of Missouri l and his wife. and now that MT. Leon
 ard is here, plans making an extended
 visit
 Mir. and Mrs. w NJ. Smith of Chi
 cago. joined their friends. Mir. and
 Mrs. c. c. Griswold, also of Chicago
 at the Eastman yesterday They psai.
 making an extended stay Mir Gris.
 wold is one of the officers in the
 Woolworth company and Mr Smith
 who was formerly a prominent mem.
 Der of the New York bar, is one oi
 his right hand men.
 Judge Edward w. Hatch of Buff.
 alo, N. r.. is paying his annual March
 visit to the Eastman He is the law
 partner of Alton B. Parker, the demo
 cratic candidate for the presidency
 eight years ago. and ex-Lieutenant
 Governor Sheehan of the state ol
 New York Judge Hatch is stauneh
 champion of the Spa and intends mak-
 ing his customary substantial stay ! s------s---------.