The Sentinel=record., 1914-06-27
Tn Society
SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Rockafelow concert.
 Mountain Party For Tate House
 Party Given by Mir. and Mrs.
 j. R. Housley.
 Mir and Mrs. J. k. Housley delight 1 ed the young members of the house party now assembled at the home of Dr. and Mrs. c. F. J. Tate by giving them complimentary mountain party last evening. The party started about 5:30 D. m and went direct to McLeods Happy Hollow picture gal lery, where their pictures were taken for souvenirs of the happy occasion. The party proceeded up the noun tain on donkeys and very merry time was enjoyed. Each had been presented with an individual lunch box filled with choice dainties. The supper and games were enjoyed at the steel tower. which is tlIe great objective point for mountain parties. Up there they serve cold drinks and have an inviting resting place and an observation tower provided with an elevator. Tourists enjoy the magnifi- cent view from the mountain tower, which is carefully watched over by Mrs. Will Howell.
 In the party last evening, in addi- ton to the hosts, MT. and Mrs. J. k. Housley there were Lem Boone, Will Boone, Kavanaugh Oldham, Well lington Tate. Misses Thelma Spencer, Lillian Oldham, Allie Mae Boone, Jeannette Scott, Elizabeth Tate and Mrs C. T. J. Tate.
 The delightful event will long be remembered by the merry party, who enjoyed this generous hospitality from MT. and Mrs. Housley. |
 The Tate House Party.
 Included in the house party being given this week by Dr. and Mrs. C. F. J. Tate at their lovely new home are the following visitors: From Lonoke, Messrs. Lem Boone, William Boone, Kavanaugh oldham and Misses Lii Han oldham and Allie May Boone; from Monticello, Miss Thelma Spen- cer. from Hot Springs, Misses Jean nette Scott and Estelle Housley and Master Wellington Tate
 The young people are being shown many charming courtesies.
 
 Lotus Club.
 The Lotus Club is an old, we'll al, hnr played a prominent part in Hot Springs club and social life. It has always been in the front rank in pro- noting culture and has always had in it's membership ladies of high ideals, refinement and literary ability.
 Just now the club is having printed it's attractive new year book. A few items of general interest to the friends of the club have been selected from it and are here quoted
 The Lotus Club-Motto: Peace and Culture.
 Flower-,I4otus lily.
 Colors-Pink and white.
 Organized -189O. Federated, 1897. Admitted to the c. F. w. C., 1900.
 Lotus Club officers: President, Miss Marnette Wood; first vice presi- dent, Mrs. e. A. Hogaboom; second vice president. Mrs Claude Marsh; ; recording secretary, Mrs. c. M. Rob erts: corresponding secretary, Mrs. II. P. Christian; treasurer Mrs. V. H. Hallman; librarian, Mrs. c. P. Thayer; musical director, Mrs. Frank P. Bayley.
 Executive Committe Mrs. w. T. Pyne, Mrs. c. P. Thayer, Mrs. F. M. Sigler
 Program Committee: Mrs. c. M. Roberts, Mrs F. M. Sigler, Mrs. V. H. Hallman.
 Standing Committees; Music. Mrs. Frank P. Bayley, Mrs. Will Lake, Mrs. Harry Christian. Health, Mrs. c. E. Hikok, Mrs. Charles Dake. Educa- tion, Mrs. J. H. Avery, Mrs. F. M. Sigler, Mrs. Alice Weimer. Fire pre- vention, Mrs. V. Hallman, Mrs. c. P. Thayer. Civics. Mrs. c. M. Roberts, Mrs. c. A. Hogaboom. Household eCoHOHlltSy hio' OiflS Dl5bSs niS' T 70 NJ. Sigler. Library extension, Mrs. $. E. Ellsworth. Mrs. w. T. Page. Leg lislation, Mrs. Claude Marsh, Miss Frances Eddy. Art, Mrs. c. A. Hoga- boom, Mrs. c. M. Roberts, Mrs. Claude Marsh.
 Founders: Mrs. Rosebud Alcorn Rector, Mrs. Lillian Bay.
 Honorary Members: Miss M. Mill saps, Mrs. Lewis Powell, Mrs. Ellis Stuart, Mrs. Leland Leatherman, Mrs. NJ. II. Elliott, Mrs. Harry Hale, Mrs. lM. IT. Harrell, Mrs. Ii. E. Martin, Mrs. N S. Snyder, Mrs. Lillian Laser Strauss, Mrs. Alice Weimar.
 Active Members: Mrs. J. H. Avery,