Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-16

"' '''iit i"dh,n& Ni~if .of three or four weeks duration
 E. A. Ration of 159r Wo,r lao,zs,a ooeIe@ard has joined his wife and family Y Arlington.
 Nrs. F. T. southsate of Cn.u.,a, re@96eJ she S3a in .omp#ux vim AIfsac. t,#vmoad ]. hiring or r..qt,.- vile. tad., sea1das rHeg 5.aeaf mas- tug @n extended stay.
 7". and z..7. l. P. EHtaaH5aso have joined thn .}rIMaJou's smart vaf.ago colony Air HHeaaouse is ra4e so:f en'mt*ta~t and makes ,ho rqa1f1 Of the Country club practically lafls Ar. Patrick eGdany of Milwaukee, anothar r1"cat arrival Il tha Ariing- ion, is also regular on fba links.
 2f and Mrs. George (. Williams and Mr and Mrs. j j. BaN on of eaf- oago registered together a the Ar- 'in&ton early in the week.. rhcx are annaal March, ca1Iors and fntrna ra- nainine uhtf mid April.
 @!r and Yrs. William rarr"ll Of Ctsea2o are -s4ests at the= Eastman.
 ttr. and Ms. F. F. Uabor q. 5e- &a52ee are asesta at tlle Arlington. 'Ffe millionaire manuraaorer and his vii were accompanied aoUfh bv l. P. Da%zcr and Thomas l. Douglass. beth ol Chicago Hntb Nr. Baker aud a.t= Dagser are. eaIIiu2 for the first time and declare tha trey aro carried away with the spa.
 Air. and Mrs il. ]. H Nichols and daashter, Miss Mary HeNichoIs. of $&l9 West Polk are stopping al the Eastman.
 C. E. Hasxias of chicago vice prasi- deI.t of The international Harvester ecmpany who is a guest al the East man, competed in the recent spring tournament oH the Country club links and won the cup for the runner up in the second Aieht. s. r. Collins of the FIinsdale club won q like cup in the third flight. C. [. Griswold, Of Chi cago, first failed to qualify and then lost out in the consolation tourna- meat Nevertheless he states that he enjoyed the three days golf play haeely
 speaker Cannon at Arlington.
 The Arlinston is getting quite a smart little Danvillc colony. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Cannon, ir., and son lr. and Mrs. Clint C. Hilton, Nr. and Mrs. Frank Lindley. Miss Fannie B Cragg and Miss Martha Triton have all registered from that city in the past week
 New York's social colony in the spa continues to 9row. Mrs. B. Hano, ot a3a West 112th street reached the Ar, ltne9on early in the week and plans remaining until mid April
 -. and Mrs. H. B. Jagoe, of New york, are also recent arrivals at the Arlington.
 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Barnette and I N. Scott formed a party from New l'o.h reaching the Arlington Monday They plan making stay of three or foGn weeks duration
 jules H"rtig, the New York theat- IT., man. is paying his annual March vs;t to the Arlington.
 Ar. and Mrs. R. s. Peale have joined the Eastman S New York colony. Mfr Peale has joined the Country clubs golf colony and is an entrant in ths annual St. Patrick's tournament. As Harry Lauder plays a special matinee here Monday, the tournament has been postponed until Tuesday by Profes- sional "Willie' HOare so as to give inc famous Scotch comedian q clear field. He is to be dined at the Arllng- tCn and then driven out to the coun- try club for short Whirl over the links. as NIr Lauder never fails play ing golf when the opportunity offers
 }Ir. and Mrs J. M. Taylor, of Ne" Yc.l, are in the spa and intend mak- ;ns a substantial visit.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. W. Mayer, o1 New York, are paying their annual March visit.
 Arthur II. Murrhy is another New York regular in the Springs. He IS al the Arlington and will make his GUS t0nary substantial stay.
 Mr and Mrs II. P. Gardner, oi Amsterdam. \. Y., are guests at the Arlington.
 The Eastman is entertaining a sterling little colony from BuHalo. Il embraces Judge Edward w. Hatch the law partner of Alton B. Parker the Democratic candidate for the presidency eight years ago; MT. ano Nrs. c. A. Burns, MT. and Mrs. Will liam H. Kinch, Mr. and Mrs. EdWarC