The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-06

are dt luc AilHlH uu iVl stay VI several weeks.
 MT and Mrs. W. H. Damsel If Evanston, Ind, are Spa regulars back at the Eastman for their customary substantial visit.
 MT s. Mayer of St Paul Minl, has been joined at the Eastman by his wife and daughter Miss Elsa May CT. The Mayors contemplate spend ing the month of March in the Spa.
 W. F. Dahlen. the popular manager Of Bro.klyns last year arrived at the Majestic Hotel yesterday Mr. Dahlen will watch with interest the players here and will remain the bal ance of the wintel.
 Included among yesterdays arrir- als at the Arlington were II. E. Meh- Ter of New York City; w Ross Me. Cain of Little Rock; w. C. Heimbue- cher and R. E. Chapiu of St Louis; John w. Ramey F. l.. Ohrman and Joseph A. Reynolds of Chicago and E. Wusthof of Rochester, N. r.
 George R. Mann of Little Rock is at the Arlington He brings word that Professional Herman Hackbarth is still unfit to keep Ais overdue date with Willie Hoare Curses,
 Mrs. Will Wright yesterday let the contract to Alr Rouse for the colstluc- tioA of siXroom house on the cor ner of Orange and Oak streets, which is to be completed as early as pos sibe.
 Mrs. Jacob Gartner of Hancock Mich, and Mrs. F. II. Wollstein and Miss Helen Wollstein of Houghton, Mich, registered at the Eastman yes 1 terday They intend making a stay of several weeks
 Late arrivals at the Majestic Ho- tel included l.. l.. Lower, wifu and daughter, Grouou, W. Va; MT. and Mrs. A. \. Ball, DanUne, III; MT. and Mrs. o. J. w Pearin. Malvern, Ia.; W. l. Baker New York, and Mrs R. N Smith LaPorte, Ind
 Williams Ledbetter managing ed itor of the St Louis Republic and J. W. Kearuey manager of publicity of the Missouri Pacific railroad. arrived yesterday, and spent the day Mr. Iedbetters family, which had been so- iourning here, departed with Jlem for St Louis
 II. Endcl of Greenwo d, s G. who is to to Oddfellowship in his hom" state what the late A. C. Jones was in 7 Arkansas. is a recent arrival at the Eastman. Mr. Endel is grand treas urer and all enthusiast in the promo tion of the Orphans Home of the order in his state
 i L. 0. Bucklia of Little Falls. \. N" is paying his annual March visit to the Arlington and plans remaining un- til early April. He is the president of the Little Falls National Bank. Mir. Bucklin is one of the Spas Warm- est champions; a great lover of horse racing which he hopes will be revived during the 19l4i915 season and also dovout follower of golf.
 Nessrs. Jas. F. OBrien and P"ter B. stanton of New York City are pay ing their annual March visit to the Arli,etcn and intend making their usual extended stay. Mir OBren IS sheriff of the county of the BronN' while Nr. stanton is also one of gay Gothams political heroes. They hope to be joined by their good friends Nessrs Arthur II. Murphy and VII. liam Bergen. two other famed poll ticiaas and good fellows within the next few days.
 W. W. Wilsack and Thomas Sween- ey of Pittsburg Pa, are paying their fourth annual March visit 10 the Arlington. Before coming to the Spa they made the rounds of the Florida resorts and also visited New Orleans. ! Both declare they encountered better weather and bigger crowds in Hot Springs than at any other spot in thelf two months pleasure tour.