Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-02-23

Dreyfuss announce that the series will be an annual feature. The base ball players are commencing to ar- rive. Nap Fucker, the Brooklyn clubs renowned pitcher, reached the Springs Wednesday. Manager Car land Stahl of the worlds champions, has made reservations at the East man for himself and wife and baby son and is due Tuesday.
 Fishing is good along the Ouachita river and the guests at the Arlington, the Eastman and the other fashion, able hotels are daily flocking out to the different camps along the banks. Bass and crappie are plentiful.
 The Visitors. .
 Chicagos ultra swell set has fairly taken possession of the spa. Long, long ago Chicago adopted the Springs as it's favorite winter resort and though we are only nights ride out of St. Louis and Kansas City, Chi
 
 here throughout the season" H. H. Mclean, manager of the Hotel Del Prado, together with his wife and family, is at the Arlington. Captain John J. Halpin and wife are also guests at the fashionable hostelry. Egbert H. Gold arrived Sunday with Master Dick Gold, joining his wife and Mrs. Laura Dickey, Mrs. Colds mother, at the Arlington. MT. and Mrs. J. w. Norton and their two hand some daughters, the Misses Mae and Loretto Norton; MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wolf, who ,arrived from New Orleans where they were in attendantce at the Mardi Gras celebration; Mrs. J. M. Maher, with Miss Helen Young as a travelling companions; Mrs. l.. A. Williams and her mother, Mrs. M J. Wageman; Mrs. c. Welbeg, Mrs. J. E. Meserve, R. Stanley Hair, man. ager of the French Line and North ern Transportation Co.,, and Edgar c. Smith, who joined his wife, were other prominent arrivals from Chi cago reaching the Arlington.
 1 The Eastman's Chicago colony had dozens of additions Prominent among the new arrivals were MT. and Mrs. John .Dowdle and Mrs. Dow dle's father, Thomas Nash; MT. and Mrs. J. M. Sewers, MT. and Mrs. B. | Baumgarden, Mrs. B. Morton, Mrs. F. Friedman, Mrs. Rose Hoeningsberger Mrs. H. F. Getzer, MT and Mrs. John P. Harding-Mr Harding is proprie- tor of the New Planters and Miss .Ju- Han M. Rydell.
 At Country Club.
 The pretty links of the Country Club are well crowded by the visiting golfers daily Play started in the annual St. Valentines tournament Friday and among the three flights of each players each .contesting for the handsomest prizes were Edgar O. Smith, Of Chicago; member of the Edgewater Golf Club; T. N. Shean J. B. Kelcher A. K. Root, Jack Villas, H. G. Elfberg and B. B. Bryan, of Chicago; s. T. Johnson, of Minneap- olis; A. I. Dougherty, Fred Bonfils, the newspaper publisher, and Judge Volney T. Hoggatt, of Denver: Fred Tod, of Youngstown, O.; J. J. Elan nery, of Pittsburg; B. w. Parson and C.. H. Young, of St. Paul; and J. T. Johnston, of Kansas City. J. c. Lin neman, of Lima, O., was another con- testant. He is a recent arrival from Plnehurst and is loud in his praise of the local links
 Oscar G. Murray, president of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. arrived in his special car Monday and secur- ed his old suite at the Arlington. w. T, Tyler, general manager of the Frisco System, is another railway of- ficial in the Spa Together with Mrs. Tyler, he is paying his second visit of the season The Tylers also came south in their special car c. J. Me- Kay, general passenger agent of the 1 Chicago>& Alton, is third prominent railway official in the Springs.