The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-02
Benefit Entertainments.

| tainment Wednesday evening, begin.
ming at 1880 o'clock at the Radio
| Magnesia Springs, formerly known
as the Allen Spring.
| delicious homemade ice cream and
| cake will be served.
A musical program will be rem
| dered. Little Baby Fletcher, the at
| tractiye young daughter of Mrs. Flor
ence Fletcher, will favor with a vocal
solo.
Mrs. Hamp Williams, reading.
Mrs. Chas. Workman OF Chicago.
vocal solo
Miss Dale Williams, piano solo.
Miss Clair Mclaughlin, reading.
Miss Juanita Gillian, voca solo.
Miss Gladys Sauls, piano solo.
The program, as arranged for the
recital at the Hotel Majestic this aft
ernoon, promises to be very pleasing
1t will commence at o'clock.
Among those who will take part
appear the following names: Misyes
Ruth Woodcock, Mabel McCallum.
Merle Mackey, Dixie Cotton, Marie
Chapel, Thelma Chappel, Louise
Moyston, Madge Witt, Olarie Will
loughby, Ruth Williams, Helen
Peters, Elizabeth Brigham, Jennie
White Dumas, Mrs. r. l.. Ehmann;
Master James Stearns and Mr.. ]. II.
Dycast.
The piano recital will be given UNI
der the direction of Mrs. Walter IA
Cain and by her pupils. She will be
assisted by Mrs. r. l.. Ehmann, So
prano, and Miss Madge Witt, mezzo
soprano.
Musicale.
A musicale will be given at the
Malvern Avenue Methodist church
building Friday evening, September
4. All are invited. The charge will
be % cents each.
Among those who will aid in max
ing the evening enjoyable by contri-
buting music and readings the follow
ing names appear on the program.
Mesdames Clearwater, Lane, Reader
and Ethel Parker; Misses Blanche
Green, Ellen Anderson, Kathleen
Schaer, Inez Brock, Lille Bah King,
Nora Green, Elgenia Swearengen,
Ruby Ledgerwood, Hildreth, Frences
Duren, Jane Wheelock, Margaret
Ritter; Messrs. Lane, Jesse Murphy
and Howard.
Mrs. L. p. CLEARWATER is in charge
of the entertainment and is being
ably assisted by Miss Varella
Schardt.
The officers of the local chapter of
the order of Eastern Star will be en-
tertained this evening by Mrs. J. h.
Demby at her home, SOC West Grand
avenue.
The grand state secretary, Mrs.
Nora Rushing, of Clarendon, will be
the honor guest.
College Girls Club.
The College Girls Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Fran
ces Horner at the new Horner home
on Prospect avenue.
The program follows:
Roll call, college Franks"
Jokes from Our Advance Agent"
Miss Berniee Fellheimer.
uonoIf,,u Mic N5HJ.ol
Paper, Belmont" Miss Margaret
Cotton.
Announcement.
The Ladies' Aid of the Orange
Street Presbyterian church win meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 with Mrs.
Allen ON Ward avenue.
Mrs. G. X. Martin of the Crystal
street hospital, and baby, g. X. Jr..
and her sister, Miss Evelyn Lyons,
leave today for a ten-day visit to Mr..
Martins parents at Brandon, Miss.
Mrs. w. G. Wiley has returned
from New York, where she purchased
fall and winter millinery for the Will
ley Millinery Store. formerly Busch
Sisters Hat Shop, on Ouachita av-
enue.
Lieut.. Col. L. r. Ellis, NJ d., has
returned from Little Rock. where he
attended the annual encampment held
at Fort Logan II. Roots.
Mrs. j. r. Henderson has returned
after visit to Fayetteville, Ark.
w. III. Barton arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Barton was the popular science
instructor at the high school last
year.
John McCauley left yesterday for
st. Marys, Kan, to enter school.
John is one of the brightest boys of
this city and will doubtless make
good school record.
Miss lila McCarley has returned