The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-09

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 C. P. Skinner of Moline. H., is at 1.-the Park for a months stay
 Mir. Chas. Newton of Little Rock. is new arrival at the Park,
 k. J. Sutter of Chicago, is register ed at the Eastman. | Mrs. J. w. Cordell of St. Louis, is a guest at the Eastman.
 Hamp Williams has returned from a business visit to Little Rock
 Carroll Durham of Boston, is stop ping at the Eastman. | Walter A. Grubb of St. Paul, Minn., is at the Eastman. Mir. and Mrs. w. G. Bryson of Bar tlesyille, Okla, are guests at the Arl- ington
 E. A. Robinson of Maysville, Ky Registered at the Arlington yesterday. He intends remaining until mid-April.
 MT. and Mrs. L. P. Rittenhouse of Chicago, reached the Arlington yes terday
 Miss Maude Bradfield has gone to Durant, Oklahoma, on a visit to he- sister, Mrs. E. o. Jordan.
 Herman Strauss of St. Louis, ar. Lriyed yesterday and will remain for several days.
 Mrs. Middleton Wooten, who has been i'll in St. Louis, is reported much improved.
 Mrs. Alice I. Shoot of New York, was new arrival at the Park yes terday.
 Mrs. E. c. Robinson of Battle Creek, A-rch., is at the Park for a five weeks stay
 Mrs. w. H. Keogh of Chicago, ar rived yesterday and is at the Park for her annual visit of several weeks. ; Mrs. A. Ballard, and nurse and Dr. Jos. E. Cobb. of Chicago, were new arrivaas at the Park, yesterday. 
 l Edward Quirk and w. P. Garrison of Syracuse, N. r., reached the East ] man yesterday. Il H. B. Judson and w. M. c. Blair of Chicago, registered together at the , Eastman yesterday They plan mak- l | ing a substantial visit. James c. Hutchins, Jr, S. B. Steel
 and Charles G. Cushing, Jr., of Chi cago, were included in yesterdays ar 9 rtcal at the Eastman. | Mrs. Henry Phelps of Nitta Yuma, I | Miss, reached the Eastman yester- : taays. taaays She plans making an extend 5 ed visit.
 Mrs. E. w. Cummings and children, l. of Little Rock, are visiting Mrs. Cum
 mings' sister, Mrs. Kate Demby, 1907
 Central avenue.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Steedman of St. f Louis, reached the Eastman yester- r day. They plan making stay of sev- e eral weeks duration. | ( Mir. and Mrs. l.. L. Hyde of Peoria, t H., arrived yesterday and are regis t tered at the Park for three weeks ' stay.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. o. Lilly of St n Paul, Minn., are new arrivals at the l. rark. The Lillys expect to be here n until April. 2 A party of St Louisians registering
 at the Park yesterday were Messrs
 F. NJ. Sowlo, l.. c. Stuart, Geo R n Baker and w. B. Taylor. l. MT and Mrs. ILL. Greiesdieck ol n St. Louis, registered at the Eastman e yesterday They are in the Spa for F an extended stay. 1 Earl Smith went to Little Rock, y yesterday, to attend the basketball t match on In that city for the state 1 championship. | MT. and Mrs. H. B. Jagoe of New , York, were Arlington regulars includ' : ed among yesterdays arrivals. Mir
 Jagoe is member of the big dis
 tillery firm of Baird-Danels Co.
 Mrs. Robert M. Foster and daugh-
 ter, Miss Virginia Foster, joined tse
 Arlington's St. Louis colony yestef-
 day They are in the Spa for stay
 of several weeks duration.
 Mir, and Mrs. Louis J. Althen and
 Nessrs Jas R. Scanlon and Edward
 Schmidt were some of the Park s
 old patrons registering yesterday,
 They are from Elgin, H.
 A. c. Kahn of Little Rock reached
 the Eastman yesterday to spend the
 weekend with his parents, Mir. and