Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-01-12
GAY{TY SEASON
 AT H0T SPRINGS Famous Spa tine Mecca for Society People of Many
 Large Cities.
CARNEGIE TO RETURN
Steel king Expected to Make His Second Visit 10 Arkansas Resort
 Arlington Houses Many.

Arlington, Hot Springs, Jan 11.- Another session of gaiety is now under way at Arkansas Hot Springs and continuing until mid-April this quaint little resort town !n the foot hills of tae Ozarks will be alive with pleasure seekers. An annual sojourn at the Arkansas Hot Springs has become d habit with members of society in many of the big Eastern and Northern cities; in fact, no city sends more tourists to the Spa each winter than New York. Social gay cities stalt with the holidays.
 The early January arrivals are the heaviest in the city's history. The 1911-1912 season was a record breaker, as was officially attested to by the annual report of the Secretary of the Interior, and the managers of all the fashionable hotels, as well as Superintend Harry Myers of the Cultcu oldltS hcScl Sulloll, ttlIu ot1 retaly George Bedding of the Business Mems League, are prophecpln3 that the current season. which has just had it's inaugural, will even eclipse it's remarkable predecessor.
 The early January arrivals indicate that the S~a is set to enjoy another big season" The Arlington is al ready comfortably filled and Manager Joe w. Corrington announces that reservations are usually heavy, MT. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie and Mr. and Mrs Frank Jay Gould, who spent the month of March here a year ago, are expected to return. MT. Carnegie made his maiden visit 70 Arkansas Hot Springs a year ago, coming on the advice of his sister, Mrs. Ellen Car magic. of Dumfallon, Scotland, and the great financier announced aNpon the eve of his departure for tae East that he had enjoyed himself immen- sely and that business affairs per misting, he would call regularly each winter. Then, the many friends of MT and Mrs. Frank Jay Gould, as we'll as of Mir. Walter Kelly, Mrs. Gould's brother, will be keenly dis appointed if they fail paying their annual March visit.
 Play in the annual mid-winter tennis tournament commences Satu'- day. January IS, on the grass cousts at Wilmington Park. Doc owens i and Edward McDermott are booming the tournament The entry blanks
 will go out the first of the week and it is confidently expected that al the differen, classes will be well filled Handsome silver cups will be a'"ar- dod the winners in both the singles and doubles
 MT. and Mrs.. Frederick Walbaum .na darghter. Miss Florence Wal
 baum. of New York, left early i'll the .voak for their winter home 1T
 0rmond Fla. after months: sta!
 at ,he Arlington. That IS thel'
 annual winter program-four month'
 more then onto Ormond and back. II
 ,ittle old New York in the spring.
 Senator A. Francher of Salamanchs
 N. Y.. is pleasure seeking in Arxahsa Hot Springs. He arrived week az snd contemplates remaining at leas
 an additional fortnight.
 United States Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho, is pounding out h' l third week as guest at the Ar'lht' r .on. He will remain at the spa u"'' tbo time comes for him to return
 Washington. The Manager .of oha"l
 c,o r,,,, oamnaign is a staunca Wilso 9 man and prophecies four years : great prosperity for the country : The Arlington Hotel rotunoa always the busiest spot i'll the ci' 7 m Sunday night, Professor f'cna' Rarton's orchestra now numoers 'e }. nieces and the weekly cohcer' e affords musical lovers a great urea
 Then. throughout the week. eh l. orchestra gives three concerts oan d ,n weeks time it W Il propaoiy II e snme giving its afternoon cohcer n m the broad veranda.
 Mrs. R. Julian, the Aus raiiS r. actress. who came over last 1ali y star in "The Vampire" was forced s. orit her tour in Louisville 'nf' y weeks ago. She suffered ner'o.
 n,eakdown and is recuperaung at u l. Arlington. "This thing ol conS'A a- travelling, with so many uiii' in hotels in a months time Was r. much for me and broke down. !
 marked Mrs. Julian the other atte