The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-13

is bound to enjoy his stay in the Spa.
 A notable arrival at the Majestic Hotel yesterday consisted of MT. and Mrs. H, B. Maxwell, Horace Maxwell and Mrs. NJ. F. Maxwell of Millers- burg, o.
 The arrivals at the Majestic Hotel yesterday included Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Thornton, Bereson, Minn.; Mrs. J. E. Thomas, Topeka, Kan, and Mir and Mrs. NJ. L. Wise of Atlanta, Ga.
 Mr Charles N. Kroha of Cincinnati, O., is a guest at the Eastman. He hopes to be joined by his good friend, best boosters, within the next few days
 Louis sambucetti of Memphis is a guest at the Eastman for the month of March He was the represents. tive of the Anheuser-Busch brewery fol d quarter of a ceuury and a cl, SC friend of the lat AdolphuS rpsch.
 Chris LedWidge of Little Rock ar rived in the city yesterday on a brief business trip and will return St. Pat rick's day with Mrs Ledwidge and other Little Rock society folks. who will attend the St Patrick's ball at the Arlington
 MT and Mrs NJ. Friedlander of Hazelton, Pa, are new arrivals at the Eastman. MT Friedlander, in part nership with his brother is an inn porter and wholesale dealer in wines and linquors, operating one of Penn sylvania's biggest concerns of it's kind
 Mir and Mrs Nose Kahn nave join ed the Eastmans Chicago colony. I1 1 the days when racing thriyed in the middle west Mr Kahn owned a splen- did string .cf horses and was rated among the sports high flyers. His wholesale feed plant is one of the largest of them all in Chicago
 Prominently included among yester- days arrivals at the Eastman were Stanley l.. Smith and F C. Smith of New York City; William D. Reeve of Englewood, N. J.; George D. Locke of Rogers, Ark and s. R Morgan Of El Dorado, Ark They registered togeth. CT and plan making an extended stay. T. A. Womack CT Eaton Rouge, La who, with his nephew, Dr. Geo. W Sitman, have been spending several weeks here for thebenefit of the baths return to their home today. Mir Womack is sheriff of the parish in which Baton Rouge is located and enc of the prominent politicians of the state. He is also an annual visitor to the springs.
 Mir and Mrs Frank C. Schaefer have joined the Arlingt ms Chicago wing Mr. Schaefer is secretary and treasurer of the Central Theater Go, Incorporated, which operates the Star ,iippodrome, Crystal Century and Plaza in Chicago His brother. Mir Fred W. Schaefer, who reached the Arlington earlier in the seascn. is a regular and also a deyout champion of the Spa.
 William F. Cannon of Syracuse. N Y, is paying his annual March visit to the Eastman. He was warmly welcomed by his wide circle of friends upon his arrival Mir Cannon was accompanied to the Spa ny MT. J. William Smith, also of syracuse. a reitreI capitalist. MT Smith is most enthusiastic equestrian and is in the sadie every day. He is loud in his praise of the Spas splendid mountain paths and country raods and is just one of the many eastern CTS who declare that our scenery is as pretty as any iii the entire iand
 MT John G. Sheehy, the we'll known amusement man, who is directing the southern tour of The Peg O My Heart Co.,, as well as the Misses Blanch Hall and Alma Chester and MT. Lionel Glenister the principals in the pro duction which scored So heavily yes terday afternoon and last night at the Auditorium were guests at the Eastman during their days stay in the Spa MT Sheehy is a former St. Louis boy He has signed to go on his old positl.h as manager of the Ringing Brothers circus. position he has filled with credit for the past | five seasons.
 Included in yesterdays arrivals at the Eastman were Mark w. Shepharl or Muskogee, Okla; Frank Steeg and l Walter r Neff of Kansas City. Mo: D. D. Spar of Des Moines, Ia.; A. R. Nickel cf Baltimore. Md; K. E. Kop- pitz and B. A. Koppitz of New York City; F. A. Hall of Cleveland; John b. Clayton of Greenville, Tex; l.. A. Babcock of Atlanta, Ga; w. k. Fulton ot St. Louis; T. B. Jacobs aud J A. I