The Sentinel=record., 1914-04-05


 zoaa are new arrivals at the Airing ton.
 Mrs. M. M Managhan of Minneap- oils, Minn., is a guest at the Majes- .ice hotel
 Mir. and Mrs. Meu. and family of Nashville registered at the Majestic hotel yesterday
 Mr. and Mrs. R. Spi1g of Leayen- worth. Kan, arrived at the Majestic hotel yesterday.
 J. II. Morgan, one of the leading cit, izens of Sallisan, Okla, is gnest at the Majestic hotel.
 U. s. Pitney of Rustin, La, is an | Arlington regular back in the Spa for l his usual substantial stay. 1 Mir. and Mrs T. B. Townsend of l Denver are guests at the Arlington and plan making a visit of several weeks.
 Miss Ella Winters, who was one of the contestants in the tri-city contest Hast night, is a guest of Miss Dale Williams.
 Mrs Felix NJ. brennan of Birming ham and Mrs. J. E. Hutchinson of l Springfield, Mo, arrived yesterday in the private car of the latter.
 Dr. and Mrs. w. D. Fisher have joined the Chicago colony at the Arl inaton and plan remaining in the Spa until mid-April if not uatil May ],
 Mrs. 4, M Tredwen and $. L. Flew. lit of Roslyn, N. Y. who have been guests al the Eastman for the past fortnight have removed to the Arl' ington.
 The Chicago contingent at the Ma jestic iotel was increased yesterday by the arrival of the following Mrs. Leo Norak Miss Jaeger Mrs. F. E. Case and A. C. Newman
 D. ID Bronson of Washineton, D C., and Thomas Coreoran of Detroit are new arrivals al the Arlington. They were guests at the Hotel East man previous 10 its closing
 Miss Lucile Shepherd has returned from a trip north. She was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. II. N. Hickey, while in Cleveland, Ohio. and of her sister, Mrs. Richard Bartlett, while in Cincinnati.
 w. s Humes Of Chicago is a guest at the Arlington and plans remaining in the Spa until early May He is the salesmanager Of the General Rail way Supply Co. the largest concern of its kind in the country.
 Mir. and Mrs. M Kahn Mrs Fred $. Wo.ffs and son and w. Weinsteu form party of pleasure seekers from Chicago, now at the Arlington, bent upon making an extended stay. They were guests at the Hotel East. man during the entire month of March.
 William Pinkerton of Chicago, the distinguished head of the worlds ia. nous detective agency which bears his name is paying his annual spring visit to the Arlington and plans mak. ing his customary sushtantial stay He was warmly welcomed upon his arrival by a host Of old friends. iu- cluding his very close crony Will J. Davis Chicago's noted show shop man, another Arlington regular here for the month of April
 Included in yesterdays arrivals at the Arlington were l.. l.. Kissingor and J. A Mooney of St. Louis; Will liam M Hall of Memphis: l.. Werner and c. H. Nichols of New York City; C. w. Stanton of Kansas City; 0. Cor nelisen of Pittsburg. Kan; J. F, Iiutchison of Springfield, Mo; r D Fountain of Paris, Tex; J. w. Hicks of New Orleans; V. C. Fillmore of Ashland, Ill., and D. J. Leahy Of Chi cago.
 MT. and Mrs. M. J. Connolly ot Pittsburg, Pa, who came south with Fred Clarke's Pirates in mid.March. are enjoying their stay in the Spa so much that when the Hotel East. man closed Friday, they removed to the Arlington Mr. Connolly. who is nationally known in the sporting world as Buck Cornelus,' plans re- maning in Hot Springs with his wife until the baseball season opens April IA, when he will go 10 st. Louis and see the Pirates play their first cham pioaship game of the season.
 A host of Arkansas people reached the Arlington Friday and Saturday The arrivals included George R. slam, Walter J, Terry, R. c. White Asa C. Oracle, w. Kleinschmidt, Joha F. Clifford, C. s. Mayer and E. E. Trustworthy of Little Rock; l.. A. Wallace and W. c. Morse of Wynne; K. B. Shaver and C. B. WiIdman of Van Buren; B. A. Beckmann of Fort Smith; P. Richards and O. D. Smith