The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-29

In addition to the debate, there will 'be a reading and piano contest by one representative from each city. Hot Springs will be represented in reading by Louise Petit. and in music by Othel Lloyd.
 Auction Bridge Club.-The Auction Bridge Club met with Mrs. Hiram Wilmington Thursday morning.
 The highest score was made by Mrs. Eliza Wilmington and the sec ond by Miss Effie Smith of~Tashing- ton, D. C., Nho substituted for her sister Mrs. Winters
 D. A. k.-The regular meeting Of the local chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Eliza Wilmington, who made a most hos pitable and gracious hostess. The features Ct the program were the papers by Miss Amelia Rector and her sister, Mrs, M. l.. Wootten, the former giving an account of New I Jersey campaigns of the Revolution and the latter sketch of Lafayette's s life and deeds.
 Enjoyable refreshments were served which made a pleasing finale to the | days entertainment.
 The next meeting of ~le chapter 1 will he with Mrs. $. D. Dillon, IA Hobson avenue.
 Euchre and Rock Party.-The Sans Parlel Club will give a euchre and rock party in the parlors of the Mil waukee hotel, Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock to which all resident and visiting friends are invited.
 The affair is given for the pur- pose of raising the clubs pro rata of the university scholarship fund sub- scribed by the A. F. W. C. to estab- lish a free scholarship for a boy and girl each, to be competed for yearly 1 by bright young men and women of ! Arkansas.
 Therefore. the sum of 25 cents will ! be charged each player
 There will be two prizes. first and second offered for rock winners, and the same number of prizes will be awarded the euchre winners.
 Fortnightly cIub.-The Fortnightly club will hold their next meeting Wednesday afternoon, April 1, at which time jokes will be in order, as each member is expected to respond to roll call with the telling of good joke.
 The annual election of officers will be held and the prospectus for next year will be presented.
 Delightful Party. - Mrs. George Buckstaff and Mrs. Charles Baker en. tertained Friday afternoon compli- mentary to the officers of the Order Eastern Star, Mesdames w. s. Sor- rells and Hattie Johnson.
 Mrs Johnson is the grand matron of the state Order of Eastern Star and Mrs Sorrells is the first bride of the year in the local chapter. These two ladies are popular members of the order.
 There were thirty ladies present, which included the local chapter of ficers of the O. E. S, the past mat rons and some out-of-towa members of the order who are visiting in the city. ~r
 This lovely affair was given at the Milstead apartments.
 Miss Elizabeth Bowe, niece of Mrs. Sorrells, recited some pretty selec- tions in a pleasing manner and as- sisted the hostesses. Mrs. Buckstaff and Mrs, Baker, in serving a defcious two-course luncheon.
 The assembly was one of the most colgenial that has been held this year by the chapter members for the of fiCers.
 Tho worthy matron reports that the officers meetings have been fruitful of much good in promoting sociahility and furthering good chapter work
 Mrs Buckstaff and Mrs. Baker 1 were charming hostesses and mako tho Afternoon delightful for their 1, guests,
 Lotus club-The Lotus Club will : have pAelr meeting this week vita ! AN.N