The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-15

Nelson Leonards and C. E Leonards of Bo0nville, are also at the Arling- ton. So are Mi and Mrs. Alfred G. Blanke. Mir. and Mrs. Dewey A. Hickey, Mrs. ]. P Blank, Mrs. Nelson Mcleod and her charming daughter. Miss Gertrude Mcleod: Mr. and Mrs. E w Luehrmann, Mrs. Charles Mo Laran, Mrs. Theodore De Forest, Mrs. H. W, Huthsing, Miss Frances Huths- ing. Mrs J. P. Newell and Mir. and Mrs. William s. Drozda, other fash ionable St Louisans. Mrs. James Campbell, wife of the multi-million- afro St Louis capitalist, is at the Eastman accompanied by her hand some daughter, Miss Lois Campbell
 Mir. A. D. Straus and his beautiful daughter, Miss Elnita Straus, winner of last seasons women's golf cham pionship tournament on the Country Club links. are prominent among the many fashionable New Workers at the Arlington. Mrs. c. c. Chappelle of New York. is another stylish guest. The Chicago fashionables form an unusually long list, among them be- ing Mir. and Mrs. John McMahon and AHAiAisf MIL anu NltCs A. AOltliihiif Mrs. Sarah A. Gahan, Miss Rose A. Gahan, Mrs. J w. Norton and the Misses Mae and Loretto Norton, MT. and Mrs. Egbert H. Gold, Mrs. l.. w. Pullman, MT. and Mrs. B. A. Ration. Mrs. F. w. Kinney, Mrs. l.. R. Will iiams and her handsome daughter, Miss Edith Williams: MT. and Mrs. k. c. Haskins, Mir. and Mrs. A. L. Up ton, MT. and Mrs. Robert c. Bennett MT and Mrs. w. c. Lloyd, MT. and Mrs. C. l.. Iverson, Mir. and Mrs. L. r. Rittenhouse, MT. and Mrs. ]. i. Bowen, Mir. and Mrs. George C. Viii Hams, MT. and Mrs. w. M Webster, Miss Etta Perlson, Mrs. Fred Klaner, Mrs. George Eddy Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hiipp. Mir. John H. Powell, MT. W. H. Powell and . host of oth- CTS.
 Mrs. l.. A. Miller and her two beau tiful daughters. the Misses Jeanne and Kathleen Miller, are among the many fashionable nansas Cityians at the Arlington. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph C. Cannon, Jr., of Danville, lll.; MT and Mrs. E. E. Baker, of Kewanee, Ill.,; Mr Patrick Cudahy of Milwar- kee; Mir. and Mrs. John Leisy Of keokuk, la; Mrs. H. F. Coon and her pretty daughter, Miss Lorabel Coon, of Detroit: Mir l.. o. BuclSlin of Little Falls, N. Y: Mir. Thomas J. McGin- his of Philadelphia; Mir. ]. F. Dew ing of Boston; MT. and Mrs H. J. Parker. Mir. and Mrs. William Hodg- don, Mir. and Mrs Charles c. Scaife, MT and Mrs G. l.. Walter and Mir. and Mrs. ] J. Flannery of Pittsburg: MT. and Mrs. Walter Alexander Of Wausaw. Wis: MT. and Mrs. F. Filler Of Detroit. and MT. and Mrs. H. B. Jagoe of New York. are just some of the ultra fashionable set of the north and east, at the Arlington. The East man, too, has it's share of the big folks.
 Manager Corrington says no ex- pense will be spared to make the St. patrick's ball one of the most bril- liant successes of the season." and whenever the Arlington management spreads itself the limit in excellence and accompanying good time is reach ed. Reservations for tables in the grill are pouring in at a rapid gait and in order to properly care for the great throng that is sure to attend tables will be banked in the spacious promenade. Of course, there will be music in the grill, just as there is every afternoon and night.
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